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, 1863-11-02
,Q)icagu Qrtbnrre.
THE KNOW NOTHING COPPER.
HEAD TICKET.

A@& 0NV~ HVAAANN COPPER
HEAD TICKET.
The copperhead ticket for Cook County
Is headed BY Buck Morris. There is a
peculiar fitness in this selection. He Is a
representative man, a living embodiment
Of copperhead principles. He Is the pet
of the secesh concern, and reflects its
sentiments to perfection. His house; his
heart, his purse, are always open 10 seces-
sionlsts and rebels. Every secessionist
from the South, who visits Chicago for the
purpose Of aiding rebel prisoners to escape
f.om Camp Douglas regards him as friend
and ally.
-. Never since the rebels made war on the
. Union has Buck Morris felt or expressed
a loyal sentiment. His sympathies have
been wholly with Confederates. If he ever
prays, it is for their success and the down.
fall Of the Abolition Union, as he calls the
Government Of the United States. Next
to JEFF Davis, Vallandigham is his "style
Of man" While the Know Nothing party
existed, he was its recognized leader in
n1inois. In 1856, he ran az the Know
Nothing candidate for Governor against
. Col. Bissel1, who was the Republican can
.didate. He cluug to the Know Nothings
, until the organization was dead and buried;
after which he Joined the Breckenridge
: .Hipg ofthe Democracy, but never recanted
his natigistic principles. At heart he is as
! bitter d Know Nothing now as he ever
, 1863-11-02

A WoMAH KILLED AID ANOTHER INJURED
aT RAx-A shocking affair occurred one
day lat weak upon the farm occupied BY VI.
E6murd Johpton, Chatleatown-. It seems
Tat family named Hsn procured water from
4 sprirg On Johnson's land, where sheep
were Eept. Miss Sally Hail went, as nsus',
for rs Of vster ~9s astas5ed an 81 a5s a1gs re-
otIerwIse blurred and bruised. Miss Halls
mother, an old lady, aged about eighty,
alarmed at the long absence Of her daughter,
vent to Jock for her. and found her lying
near the spring, the pail In the spring, and
TIE thssp seaf b. :,bar she mt ~ fnsq
iu1ed so much By the first blow, OF having
more presence Of mIpd a. s,uget q, hl% IT. ~ 5s
Iohnson Iotn ehaSced to hear hef, and hastened to
her relief He had both persons taken to his
house spd cared for. Miss Hall lived but .
few hours. TIE old lady Is yet alive, but Der
recovery is hardly possible. The buck had
never before sho#n bad temper, children
having been freauently in the pasture unmo:
iested. but Mr. johnson promptly dispatched
him.-prov. [ r. ~ Journal. 28th
, 1863-11-02

Rev. LEICESTER 4. Sawyer, author Of new
translation Of The New. Testament, and Of
wesk entitled Reconstruction Of Biblical.
Theories, or Biblical Science Improved" 10"
ce1tly brought snit in the New York Cir
.uit Court ngainst Charles Van Wgck, pub
Usher Of the New York Christian 1RteQigenoeT,
for libel. The alleged libel was contained In
a rotice Of the work On Biblical Theories,
Inb1Ithed in the InttUigeneer, in which the
wcrk vas called "ba1derdash'' and "twad.
dle," ard the following language applied to
tie author:
"Ou looking over it (the book) we first
euproeed 1t to Eaye been written By nl1uatlc,
but recollectfng that its author Was first q
reEf gsle Ulita1ian from CoDgregatlorallem,
and then renegade infidel from Unitarian.
i'm, we suspected the existence Of 3 method
in his nadEess."
On this passage the prosecution was chiefly
based. The trial occurred At Utica on o2d
INST. The Judge ruled that If the article In
question was libe1lons, 1t Was rather In call
irg tie pl1intiffa renegade anda "lunatfe''
,han in calling him m :" "infldel'' and his booN
"twaddle." The jury we're nuab1e to sgfe<
nrcn verdict, but 1t Was understood tha1
| they concursed as TO the nbellous naturo o
the article, but disagreed as to the amount o
damages, varying frcm 5000 downward K
| ejx cents. Tie amount claimed was $I0, 900.
, 1863-11-02
FROM THE ARMY OF THE CUM
BkRLAND.

The wenther-A ChapIntnss Prayer
How il sIss AnssSeTcd-The supply
uasiou-She1llng and
lis Re~ultk-A Desertcf9s Ntofy-Imo.
uort&nt He bel mogements-DepAr-
lure ofJ3G. Davis he Happy FAM
Uy-A ID magulfit:+nr Linr-tsea' Wheel.
eiss n Trahnt- 10 Fed
Etc,. ETC.
, 1863-11-02

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plfss. Ss ii s. feetis q y III Il Z
y .Ses IL n9 fss s'9sF q 81
sEs = fszsS sesa sqs e t. ses q
E aS 81 e
s;eeT 1ss b. i ANY F3yT os PLACE II TEE MILL:
Rs1ss2; sSay 6
ercioE ii t6e Ccuaty q Cook On tha afst day ef Pc
s sfgst 2ss aa5 ~ ISL "a
es 9aeaa r. Il y dFiS ne t.
eston o1,hs Goy%nGsat 4 sal:aels ,psckagss ffee
eGl1Ss5k S.5sb
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T0 rsitois of Rec .10ns st-cn n.HH,:-..-"..s.
s1s IS E:ea: s: & R:Hkss IL
1ss ,.,!e1s IT, 1SSS. 3 It. S5ns T s.
e 1stisas @ Saaai:, Cts aS!.
MS1s.oas 1sro n 81 81 fsl ~ j.
IS 5S'.sS; ':ss; ass: 4 ssss,i
7.s,sn III fS 7a1na po,uas Of pure
assana i hsa q q R5u,dd; {at e F5esn
Z 15 aar q eh
other % which nt7 ne REQUIRED icr EoaesaH "a -
g.rbsaEeI Wien aos forming pa I Of een,ste'a 10
:Sss M e. e ssssa:a G Z sla, BY
Vie a5dsrs,gnea. -, IN .rs s:.ss otnlI
seh nele. hn.fy,5 i1at In csae tho ioI eRoia< pig
o.. = autv8 itstt4te5. b. 4ccsuted< he OF tae9
LII Of br befe16 the 12th d.Tef No "em5sF, l9e. exc.
ente The contract for the ehe, with the ncdurxz1td
ITO contract a. :essid We guaranty 10 1aEe good
Ike difference fst7sen the CEdr OF t1e fAld -, md
TIA. which Z " be accepted November 1853.
w,,pes. EFF. G. 5. ;Gusraa:o:s.
htrtbI ceItfy List tie abert nar1sd--- aIe Know.
e as = sa Ct o7ts7 ab1s 20 rsks gooa tnstf
lTo 81 IL MD b. tna J1tsd ssas District Ju>ga or
Eaes bd : ut Fave printed copy Of this sdver.he
NEXT pes.: a. IL head. 2cd must be sEestac ID eo
pllt1E with ~ tie te1u1t TIE form the trs c:
ctn be FEel at thi4 ofce. Wha1 the bid u EAie By
M. tie p.o2cEa1 mus: be ttgsed " e.Ga ns2bet
Gilt, .,,.., ..
rskt: ihe qcle,tlon s5an har5 pov7- to reqlt-e
either prtt!e TIE C1def Ies=7ss tho sEh. TO
1etecr ans bid that Il ~ be offered. ----
t11He:t Wilt Ee nsde <-ca c1onsa. or ~ Doou
ftereaerts fur % may be q hand cr that pnfEos3.
on the Efeeeptafion of Ab4uscs Ct tas s1oviEou
RenroP or receipt Of ttofes - BY tae 6rny
Re- a1ola+ TIC Military Dis1ic: of Illinois Includes
Tie OF STATE e1cep. the cities of C1ro Aad Ato1
Dddefs srs REQUESTED 70 be Bss5anf gaep ei9s sfo
ccslpltctw
, 1863-11-02

euIled the sediousness Of bis captive hours Is
sov in the possession Of Mr. Howell, t1toI,
Gainsborougb, England. In appearance y u
rot unlike the leg nf 4 stool-out Of rn1co'
it is said, Bnnyau, while IN prison, manetAS, ts,
tnred 1t. When the turnkey, attracted oy tne
sound Of music, entered his cell. the hute
was replaced In the stool, acd By ttis means
detection Has avoided.
, 1863-11-02

The Great Virginia Express Line.
From the Springfield Republican, Oct. al
SECOND ARnF Conps,
H1ECE1A, Octobe1 -, 1853.
DEAR REPUBLICAN,: II you hare any busi-
1ess in the transportation lfue, OF anything
connected the1e@ath, let me solicit your Gus
tom for our
GREAT POTOMAC AND RAP1DAN
THROUGH ROUTE!
PRoMpTSEss AND D1spATcHs
Meade g. Lees Through Express, weekly
line, between Ale1ands lasnd Culpcpper; con-
neclions with The prtsctpa! poInts NORTH spd spd
Tie subscribers hsylcg completed their ar.
EaDgemelt. and gotten their line Into running
o-ce7, y I'LL hereafter, until further nottcs, run
their machines {the Army Of tbs Potomac"
sid "Army Of Northern Virginia." every
Va, I'd vice versa, giving their personal at,
tention to the running Of each train, 1ss pre.!
cediug Meade at 3 proper interval on the ont
t1ains. and Meade preceding Lee with similar
regularity On the In trains. Tha perfec: "a
route IN question, aud tie frequency with
which they have trayersed It, enable them to
calculate with perfect accuracy the time ofar-
rival at the indicated points. Having gattsn
up all their. locomotives and rolling stock re-
Esrdless OF expense l1Q pultluE tnen through
ntpht and day alike, they are enabled to dis
1eesrd the ordinary drawbacks OF weather,
s'ate of roads, &C., as those Who do smallsr
bus3neks cannot.
G. q. MEADE,
R. E. LEE. :
P. P.s-The line through Pennsylvania has
been discontinued in consequence OF Painfal
collision which occurred there In July last,
hut as such things have been carefully avoided
ever eiLce, and every precaution taken for tho
future, It il to he hoped that an indulgent
public will Dt treme enhrr that unfnrtuuate oc-
cu1rence to he prejudice Of the company.
DUNN BROWNE, Hec1eta:y.
, 1863-11-02

Our TREND Cha1les F. Blown {''Artemus
Watd,'') a6rertites himself to lecture In New.
nrI, Ntw York City lsecond lectnee}, Ne.
Haven, Providence, Eorwalk, Conn /, and
Philadelphia, p1eEfons to lexging for Califor'
Fla After this announcement he prints the
following: -......
REFERENCES.
Janee Buchanan, Wheatland, Penn.
W.ndell Phillips, Boston.
c. L. Yallan6igham. Canada.
VIM. Lloyd Ga:1teoo, Massachusetts.
Mr. Car, Ct Russia, Russia.
Mr. Lucy Stone, New England.
Mrs. EuEenIe Napoleon, France.
S3lyanps Cobb, Jr !, Maine.
TIE Bedtuin A1abf, Ireland.
Mr. Smith, Wisconsin.
Young Albert Wales and Wife, England.
, 1863-11-02

B The Sheriff at st. Paul received the TO-
Loving telegram the other day, dated at.
Winona:
: sHERrFF Tu111s Mime wife she rms of
II want yen to ketch her by telegraph. She
Las one baby, Her eyes arc bInck-but Yon
eye ia out, and that ls black, too. Hher don't
come back, zip her like h-l.'
, 1863-11-02

RESPECTED E1R- Ny wife was afflicted with
the pipsywipsy In the fead for nearly eight
year,. The doctors all gave her up. But In
q fortunate moment she went to one Of your
lectures, and commenced recovering very
rapidly. Sic Is now in perfect health We
Ike Jour lectures very much. Please send
me box of them They are purely vegetable.
6erd me another FIVE dollar BILL and I'll W1ite
yCu ar other certificate tKice as lorg as this.
Yours, &c, AMos Pi161ss.
lard ] 1,000 others
, 1863-11-02

DEAR s1n-I hive never heard any Of your
lectures, but from what I can learn I should
soy that for people who like tbs kind Of lee:
ip1es you deliver, they are just the kind Of
lectures such people like.
Yours respectfully, O. ABE.
, 1863-11-02
Mli8fflld11eot1s.

THIRTY YEARS EXPER1.
= zHCE OF AZ OLD NuRdE-Afs. Wi1.levI
pb7llcsrs and nursea In the United ssts and
Eas beeL used fol thirty Yes1s With sst
II end Euccft1 By tn1IiCr1 Of mctno15 ana chndT6o
terr tbs feeble taat ono weak old to tie acctt
It ccfTacta acidtty OF the stomach.
Believes wind colo,
KeXutase1 tke bowels. ....
Ard KtTna reat, health and tQM3QFe 70 fn0tne3 aGu
child, 8 r4Ilf tc.1n 7uu. k3aa 9Mtadp
, 1863-11-02

x.nsv VIII CnFr 3.e .,ors dsec,sa II, ninety nina
p 70 YOU want somsthiag 3 g T. =. Strengthen You
70 yoe ~ VIZ ~ 1nio raa1 1 ~ ysas esns*1'o'Ae0
10 ysa want NJ 70 70 esel ~ ~en ~ M.-uo,.no.,,
70 you Want 70 gu t.a q Ne1so1soe'ss
no no yoa yon Rsnt wsnt nas5sy - gEsn We'll,
10 you want ~ otsep ~
Do You want BEtsk n1 ana vasosoas Fesnns 1san =
A'''so pnpr1rnTap T morrcT
PART1CVLAR NV11GE
Tiers sre ra.=y preparation, sold nader as Mans
q 5ssts 2at ep 9us ns;1ss @ Ct r.
sssisss! s. ss0a 's' '''|s d'ss'sa - 1aas af
Gauss = iSey s 81 haaaFsds 70 dc 'hs
fsps g .as a m ne u e .
EtMnlsrrs Ct Iaa so:nr 1Ed t,e dealre for Liquor i
= sftdnSa9s s5s upoh 'e aa oS@I7' 1s"a-e
Attention, so1disrsl and Friends Of Soldiers.
re gu ,he aste.tcn of ~ hss1rg sesuoaa y
6srrsa 5itsts iii cGFc rss sss sts q lie eisaase9
IL = ;s; IL Ss5 {
aocdanaa German Httsts Diseases reaals,ng fsa.s
{, s e dsss HsHos & ,tssF sas
sss ;; s ~
xs saEs e
an;s TfSs Rft.4, IT, 70 ess H 6"
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Hseas.a. btSs n "a: as5s !.
9s II :s5: S9ssf
hee, I Vss sitacked n foyenber lat Rtth icnaaaa
, 1863-11-02

There mas dog In tbs 4th Indiana Bat cry,
Of Gen. s:.1swta'hel's brigade, that was
wounded at Shiloh, wounded In two places at
Peryyiile, wounGed at Stone River, and
either takec prisoner Of war with his owner:
Lieut.. F1ansburg, the commander Of the bat-
tsry, or it mag re, killed at Chlcksmauga7
The fate OF that dog is more to be e1vied than
the.war coppeshead! Bod :
, 1863-11-02
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tlef q. cordsncc With :he terms Of fhA advertise
ne m ouns OF bonds re7uted Will be a. follow:
Gu bk Etc No y
, 1863-11-02

Seymour again-Seymour and all his
allies and friends from Maine to Nebraska.
TLis dogma Of Federalism that the Demo-
cratic party condemned, is like the doc
t1ine Of tue nnconst1tutionalty Of conscrip-
ton, the cornerstone Of this modern
Democracy, as the Chicago Times and the
other fire-an-the-zeas organspresent it.
One more extract embracing, by imp.i~
cation, all the topics that the war has
brought under discussion, and wc close:
"1netances Of military oppression have al.
readY occurred among ue, and a wntchfu1
people, jealous Of their rights, must have o.
fetTed gone attempts to control their elcc
finnS and to prostrate the civil before lie
:. snfittary authority. = Aud
permit us, in conclusion, most earnestly to
request that measures may Immediately bt
.sdopted to stay the sword cf the destroyer,
an1 10 prevent the further effns1on OF humAn
Atnod that our invading armies may be forth.
Iith recalled within our own territories ;and
fhsf every efIcrt Of our rulers may be speed.
" directed to tie attainment Of just and
Gcrorable peace, that mutual confidence and
.cnmmc1csA prosperity mar be again restored
70 our distracted AID suffering country, and
fIat by IN upright and faithful administration
OF our Gogtr1luent, IN the true spirit OF the
, 1863-11-02

Dill HEADS neatly printed %
II ss3s pspsx. .s&2HI1VN1 okFlQA q easf&
, 1863-11-02

Constitution, its blessings may be equally
d'fused to every portion Of the union.7'
How like the gabble Of which the
speeches Of Democratic" orators, the
leading articles of Democratic" Journals,
the records Of Democratic" conventions,
the private talk Of. f~.Democratic" pohti-
clans are full. But it is an old document
that ne quote-the Address Of the FEEDER
alists OF Massachusetts to the country, in
1918. Here Is the school in which the
coppr1hcads learned their 1esson-here
the fountain whence their inspiration was
drawn
, 1863-11-02

.-'a.,s-.1sS >' oN'' "'' 1o'''
AotoaNA. ......-
The "melancholy days" have come again.
and melancholy enough they are to the SOL
ole's ~ 'ne ins4 susnee WV - ouas*Aaous"'
The days ana h'ghts are coid, "et ana dtaa-
pres able, The prospect OF Immediate wo:k
n front prore sra1i hv deprees and be,nt;.
- 49, $50 @. S - - ,o. 49,.
fupy Less; me roads ate muddy; the rain tal's
wan and snse s2an 1son, e tn san
eso,+:: :o55;.1s n,n-1h,s .na 1,o.,, .oa %
eooiA' to4a.e4s e.umu,e SUI e1o"4' Auu "9
are, as r5oa may imagine out o1 namor ana
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01

vately invited the loyal citizens to organize them
selves into companies II Home Guards for the de-
tense of the city, Th, invitation has been cheerfnlly
responded to- and / sake no doubt that in week
there will be full regiment ready for drilling This
will test he loyal " of some in tins city.
The United ST .cs transport Crescent, from Pens'i-
cola reports d. Al on Sunday last the steamer Plan
ter with 600 b Ales cotton was captured in attempt
ing to run oat of Mobile. Also, was captured on
the same dAv, the Anglo Confederate steamer Nep-
tune, from Havana, trying TO run into Mobile.
Her cargo consists Of wines, liquors, munitions OF
war, medicine, clothing. &c.
The Neptuue IL q clyde-Lult teamer OF 700 tuns
burden, nearly new, side-wheel.
The Planter is mate to the Swan, captured about
q year ago of Tortugas.
The sloop.of-war Tonawanda captured both these
vessels.
All the wounded in our hospitals are doing well.
At the St, Louis Hospital one death has occurred.
Lieut.-Col. Smith. "a battalion Duryees Iouaves,
died this evening at 5 O'Clock, a. the Hotel Dieu,
from pneumonia.
The permit branch of the Custom llouse business,
lin charge of g. s. Denson and b. r. Flanders, has
been brought 10 a dead stand-stl in consequence OF
a feud between Nessre. Bullet, Gray, Denison and
others. | will try and give you the whole history
OF the affair in my next.
Ii appears did Gov. Shepley an injustice in my
letter published the ith IN stating that certain
parties were at the meeting BY invitation from hiul
He did not learn, invite the men whose presence
excited such strong feeling of Indignation; these were
there by invitation of other parties and without his
knowing of it, till be saw them. And understand
be denies having any sympathy with them;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
The Rebels Driven from their Strong Posi-
tiOn North of Duck River
A CONFUSED RETREAT TO TuLLAHOMA'
Our Army Concentrated at Manchester.
Prompt Advance Against TullahOma'
pecial Daratch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Diratch to The N. Y Tribune.
MANCHESTER Tenn, Tuesday, jane 30, 1868.
The movements of the Army of the Cumberland
have resulted in forcing Bragg's army into abandon.
ing its strongly fortified position the north sde Oh
Duck River, and beating hasty and confused
retreat to Tullahoma. Had it not been ior the
delay of our movements by continuous torrents OF
rain and wretched roads, Gen. Rosecranss splendid
plan of operations would have been more fully
realized, and the enemy re.reat to his base pre-
vented.
Since yesterday the whole Of our army has been
south Of Duck River, well concentrated at shs
point. 1t is new advancing upon Tullahoma as
rapidly as the wreched condition of the roads per-
mi,s. It is certain that the enemy are in strong
force at Tuahoma but the question whether they
will contest our advance at that point is still unset
tied Col. Wilders brigade Of mounted infantry is
trying destroy the Chattanooga Railroad south OF
Iu,lahomA.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01

NJ, Hal hs. tiled in hi. Dep,rtmcnt ccrlcl'rs Of pur
chase "a sale under eIccu,ion. VIZ.
One the Of iWn. premises south'west corner
seventh avenue and 1wrntJ ninth stf'ct
Ono for tho .um of $500 premise, north side Thyhst
street nenr seventh avenue.
Onc fof the 'um o F'o premises norm side Ihfty h't
street ue.r Seventh cnus
tho Of 80 premise. No ti West sevonteenth
street
CTfninsl Courts and Police.
ME-sAGE TRoM MS HoSoR rHE MAYOR.
The following message received fom hi. Honor the
Mayor returning nnapproy.d resolution directing the om
tfo-r to draw hs warrant so favor u 6eofse H. Pu'cr.
e,q for IN, $780, being in full TO- rr-c.sousl
vice. rendered th. last session Of the Legislature" SC
MASoRs OFiIcE Nsv-Y Juue %. 1863
To The HonordJfe tie mart I) Srpe,tls.,s
GEs1LEsEs: Ieur, viihou, ny approval. your re.olu
of Grorg. n Pufor rsl If thc of $500 being In fu
for rendered II the ls. session OF the
L.,aa,~ dfsnius au ur. AID pfcpafiu. s,at.sr. Sc it,
the valuation aud taxation OF personal estate In the
cannot approve OF ,hi. because earn from the Con-.
utt.o on Annual Taxes ~ ypgr Bod that the Of 80
s aerd upon bet him aud the s"u,uaH named Ia the
resolution a. The compensa,'n 70 be- 'hr thoio s p
ounrnrr 4 he In "a" resolution srcLci tht tai,
.peeihc bargain mfdr uy this mennr Of The Committee
Annual Taxes BY suhon'y Of ih, I""mtre to whom
IL va. reported aud by them approved td that The o
$3.50 agreed TO on the proportion u tho gentleman hn'
.eiL who Wa. 10 reader tho sttv.t'a
Under such circumstances there being no l,ghl claim
against the County hffur sun tn that Grd by the
agreement the allowance Of the amount name L. your ieso
seventh section Of Act rrng g. hc Board of Super.
yi.or ofhe Guy Of New York" pascd April l6 1881 which
'''''' '''' ~ '''' GEORGE orDYKE. Mayor
Which va. received aid on tho thc days ed
TO o entered length the minutes and published In not
lce-dus papef under the dcctou Of tie President
and Cefk by the io.ONins vote viz:
acknowledgements. Blunt, Conner Davis. Ely, Little,
Pufdy Roche Shook. stewart Tweed. aud Ne,HanH-ll.
RIQrisITiOS.
Snprfyi,or PrHDI pfcfrntrI tie ipliosins:
Re- rfd That pursuance Of the Laws 81 tho state OF
NrW.l or relative Assrssent aud Ia5 ou hi. Board
when IL sdoutus, will d. 80 10 meet oh Monday next. at -
O'clock noon fr the puIo ot rc,ios tAc Gsussnent
fol from tho Tar ComnIs siOneIs.
WHICH Itod.
Supervisor BLUSt prcientcd the following
Lcl-I That tr %, ,u bee aud tuo same Il hereby
Tor correcting the hnm comptou oi The
Aitia rolls aud the Ituus under tho 40 creating ih"
Naiona Quad te,sr 10 be- pended under thi aifcrio
the Committee Auuua fnH and ~ be taken ion the
appropriation iof " Nhtary iiucs"
'Wti,h was ado opted hy the following vote VIZ;
AnmstyrSup,ryishfs Blunt, Conner, Dhyi- Fly, LlNle,
Pufdy Roche. SHOOK stevurt. Tweed ard Ncitmunn-ll
Supervisor Pttb4 presented thc following;
Tf4t The 4 iuuiltcr frItug and NtitiouefN
rnia serounodsou IL the puhi- vel ns for the
Police Department, MY drotof,s t. DO placed q" tho sew
.. ~tntiluol.,s ubIgI sapril0L OF iAc renee Com
1aitsioneD
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
The Army Of rhe Potomac in Motion.

BALTIMORE Tuesday, June ", Iooo'
The Americ0n of this morning publishes the fol-
lowing paragraphs
portion of the lst Delaware Cavalry regiment,
which was stationed at Westminster, % miles from
the city, was attacked yesterday BY Rebel cavalry,
and running fight ensued, in which our cavalry
was chased TO wi.hin seven miles Of the city, but
few of the detachment reporting at headquarters.
Later in the evening it was reported that a con-
siderable force of Rebel cavalry was advancing
toward the city on ReisterstOwn road. The precon-
certed signal was Immediately given, and the mem
bers of the Union Leagues promptly assembled at
their different headquarters, received their arms and
marched to the bsrrica6es. The promptnese With
which the call was answered was highly creditablt
10 their patriotism and courage.
The Anaeyican also says We are grati6ed to be
able to announce that the Army Of the Potomac Is
in rapid and successful motion under It's new Com
mander. Maj ai.-Gen. Meade. The character of thif
movement is snch Will satisfy the country of tbe
vigor, skill and good judgment Of the new Com
nander We feel ths; we ought not TO explain thic
grsud movement in its present stage but we assure
our readers that it will give great satisfaction
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Konrd Of Superyisors.

OyyciAL1 ADJorHSEp Srssios. Juno %, 1863
The Bosid met pufsuaa 10 adoufnment Ia their Chamber
No. ~ City Hall
Preser,-1honas Little. esq. President, aud the follow
ing members: -
Superyisors Blunt Conner. Dsyi.. Ely. PuIdy, Roche
Shook Stewart, Tweed, aud Nei'n .iJi-lI.
The minutes Of the preceding meeting were read and ~.
proved
Petition Of the following s.naed tor correction Of tax VIM
c. Valentine, q. Etrecber.
Whh was referred to the Committee Annual Taxes.
Bin of Inyerson watson Co. amounting 20 5J g. Tor
desd. for Register Office.
Which was re- erred 90 tho Committee Civil Courts.
El Of q. 8 Humphrey Gmountingto -, Tor eaipet. Tor
Registers Office. ,
s Of the following named or serving subpcua' during
month Of jaw, 1853:
John aic(iowan, Special lSessoua............4R 4R :8
Jo,rIL Kuch, Sgecla Sessions. ~ -
Jsurs " Olsen, General S-ssions..... 80 90
witch reiened to the Committee on Criminal Courts
B, of the following named for printing stationery, Sc.
for The County: ,,-o,
Geo W Alexander. fl37.R
Which was referred the Committee on Printing aud Sta
PsyIoll Of aborers New Courton,o up to June u.
amouhtin. 10 - liJ 81. =,
WLch va. referred to the Special Committee on New
CouTi-lloLAe
: B of Daniel j. Sullivan amounting to Ell, for locks
and KEYS for Tax (Omu.i..iOuefa Office.
Which Irrued - the Committee on Annual Taxes
n VI a. Oakley Hall. amounting 20 ~ ;3 y io de
buI-neu xpouscs aud charges IN the Jce o hc District
Attorney for tLe ia yea eLil. June 30 I.bJ
WHOA referred 20 tie Committee ou tu.4nal COifl'
auJ IOiice