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CedrOn Bitters.

Our trial and you will never any others
1t is not necessary to publish long list of dis
eases for which the Cedron Bitters a specific.
In all dis ases of the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS;
In all offections of the of the BRAIN DE-
PENDING UPON DER CEMENT
OF THE STOMACH OR BOWELS;
In GG. UT, RHE EUMATISM and NE Z.
RALGIA;
And in t'E YER AND AGUE;
1t is destined to supersede all other remedies 1t
not only cures these diseases, but it PREVENTS
them.
A wine glass full of the Bitters taken an hour
before each meal, will obviate the ill effect of the
most unhealthy climate, and screen the person
taking it against disease under the most trying
exposures.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally.
na DR.. JOHN BULLS Princi; al Office, Fifth
Street, Louisv lie, Ky.
Sold by II. J. SCHLAEPFER,
w BIERB0WER,
je26-3m PETER VfERLING,
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NEW ORLEANS sUGAR-5O hhds large grain
IN new CROP for sale by
S. E. GILBERT 4 CO.,
apo No. SycamoTeStfeet.
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GB-All orders will receive our individual atten-
tion and will be promptly filled on the most
reasonable terms.
Office and Foundry on the Canal,
corner of Ingle Street.
unb17-Iy
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ELECTION.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE EVANS
l. vile Library Association are hereby notified
that the regular meeting for the election of Officers
and Directors for the ensuing year will be held at
the Library Room on Monday, July 18th, at
O'Clock p. m.
By order of the Board.
jy4 JAS. II. CUTLER,
Recording Secretary.
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For Bowling Green.
-
NOTICE.
Notice to Shippers of Tallow, Lard
Grease. Oils. &c.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FOR A
i number of years given their particular at
tention to the sale of the above articles feel
fdent of their ability TO dispose of consgnments,
sent to them ou very advantageous terms. Any
persons des iring our Weekly Cir ular may have
them gratis by sending their address to
ABRAM KNIGHT SONS,
jyl0dGm 81 Water street, New York.
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500 REWARD.

~ offered for the recovery of the property stolen
from our store the night of the 10Th inst. 1t
consisted of whittney's Manhatten's and Moore's
Revolvers, fine Pocket Cutlery and Bowie Knives
jyi-1w GEO. S. S0NNTAG & co.
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Tube Colors.

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF TUBE COLORS
n of Witsor Newton's manufacture. Just re-
ceiyed at SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store
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SEGARS, sc.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

ER0M THE SUBSCRIBER. AT EVANS
Il vile, on or abont the 29th day of June 1853,
one white Horse, slightly lame in hind foot ANY
person taking up the same and returning him to
our stables, will he rewarded
RICHARDSON, BRITToN q co.
Evansville Sune 80.
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Movements of Freebooter Morgan.
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RUMOgs AND DECLARATIONS.

RE-OPENING OF THE BLOCKADE.
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LOST

CTRAYED AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
- living about two miles west of Oakland, Glib
son county, Indiana. one sorrel mare about six
years DID, the left eye out, and the right hip has
been knocked down. Said mare has q small star
in T. G fereh' ad- Any one returning the same to
me or letting me know of her whereabouts will be
ibsrally rewarded by the undersigned
CALVIN MINNIS.
Oakland, July 6, 1se3!ysw4w
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WOrkmen sent to all parts to Mt up
work and repair Boilers s. Machinery
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N0MNN NO M0ve

Az proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
purely Vegetable haze the certificates Of Those
insnt Chemists Professors Chiffon OF New York, and
Locke of Cincinnati
Read DR.. ROlaek's Special Motives and Certificates
published in conspicuous part of this Paper frvD
time to time.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
fer 81 per bottle, IS per half dozen. of the Scsn-
dinavan Vegetable Blood Pills. % cents per box,
8 buxes Tor 81
Principal Officc and saIesroom, No. s East Fourth
st., 80 Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. Lab
oratory, No. Is Hammond Street.
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The Invasion of Indiana.
Particulars of Morgan's Advent.

Capture Of the McCombs and
Alice Dean.
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Repairing done at short notice
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
U. .. COAST SURVEY.

Notice - NarAasrs-AtlsAtio Coast-Ap.
pssashss - Pssslana Harhor. Me.
The following rocks, not upon any chart,
have been surveyed BY Lieut.. Commander 7. 8.
Phelps, U. 9. Nsyy, Assistsnt U. 8. Coast Bur-
yey; -n .u..
!. Witch Rock, - fest water. Portland
Lighthouse, ". BY n. nearly, distant II miles.
Middle Of Ram Island, N. n. W., distant mile.
2. Wizards Rock, 81 fsst water. Portland
Lighthouse, N. W. by N N. nearly, distant
/, miles. Cape Elizabeth East Lighthouse, 8.
". by 9. g., distant .! miles, Trundy's Reef
Buoy, 9. W. W., distant mile.
y, West Cod Ledge, SO feet water. Portland
Light house, N. W., North distant Al miles.
cape Elizabeth East Lighthouse, W. N, dis
tant miles. Alden's Rock Buoy, 8. W. by
W., distant Il miles.
., Corwin Rock, 24i feet water. Portland
Lighthouse, n. n. W. nearly, distant A miles.
Cape Elizabeth East Light-house. N, w. by w.
Z W.. distant 81 miles. Aldep's ROCK Ruov
8. W. by W., distant mile.
s. West Hue and Cry Rocks, 27 feet watsr
Cape Elizabeth East Lighthouse. Nm W
distant % miles. Barn on Richmond Island
N. W. by W. 4 W., distant 3, miles. Alden,s
Rock Buoy, N. z. by N. I N, distant Il mile,
o. Bulwsrk Bbosl, surveyed by +. Cordell
Acting Assistant, has fourteen feet water on H.
The depth Of six fest heretofore given on the
Chart is an error. The bearings are magnetic
The distances are In nautical miles. The depths
are At mean low water. d. I....,..
A. d. BAcns, Superintendent.
COAST SURVEY OTyios, Sept. is, 1858.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
!. sHN VI
SMWARTS@BK nlDCe nj BURNED
wHEELER,s RAIp IN TENNESSEE.
ns 70 fsrsset, and Seventy n His
" MsrxMlsa ssAW susdsd.
Prisoners Captured and Mules
Recaptured. als i 4u0

NASHVILLE, October a.-Thc hrsss Of THE
city denies the burning Of the bridge over
stewart's creek BY tho rebels. Il says Wheeler
crossed the river q wsshingtou last Thursday
morning, thirteen miles shove Chattanooga,
and passed down sequstchie Valley. The rebels
captured my wagons Of one Of our trains at
The foot Of the mountains, nesr Andeson's
Cross Roads, burning number Of them, and
killing about three hundred horses and mules.
The train was loaded with ammunition, clothing,
and rations. Forty wagons, carrying medical
and sanitary stores, and nfty suffers teams,
were also lost.
Gen. Mitchell, with detachment Of Union
cavalry, % soon % he learned Of the crossing
Of the rebels, pursued them, and on Friday
and Saturday killed and wounded seventy Of
the rebels, took two hundred prisosers, and rc.
captured two hundred and any mules. On
reaching Walnut Range, the rebels shot two
hundred mules, 70 prevent them from falling
Into our hands. .u...r u.. F. f.-.f
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PERSONAL,
MAJ. GEs. HARTsUrY is In town.

MAJ. GEN. HARTsUrr is In town.
CONGRESSMAN ROLLINS, Of Missouri, q friend
Of Gov. Camblss party In that State. arrived hsre
this morning.
MISS LoTTr HoUGH closed a very successful
engagement Of two weeks at the new theatre In
Nashville, Tenn, on Saturday night last. 10 'I
MAJ. GEN. HANCOCK, writing TO a friend In
this city, expresses hope to rejoin the army With
In three weekH. He is yet lame and not able to
ride horseback, but his wound Is healing.
E.P. HIsosroS, husband of Kate Reign olds,
and the agent for her company not long ago in this
city, has besn engaged by Artemss Ward for his
CaliforniA trip. "..r
GEN. W. W. DELAsEY, of Kansas, was On
Tuesday appointed District Judge Of that state, In
place OF Judge Williams, deceased. He had an in.
tsrview with the Presid mt to-day, and leaves ior
Kansas this afternoon.
Mn. OrIs TUFTS has received contract from
the Government to build an iron vessel Of war after
his own design. She Is 10 be $50 feet long, and
about 1000 tons burden. Her construction will be
watched with great interest by all who seek to In
ctea,e the efficiency oi our navy. ~
HoRAoB MAYNARD, of Tennessee. who was n,
frat opposed 10 the proclaim alton. IN
q speech In Butler county, Ohio, last week. de
clAred himself convinced that the President W.,
right and that he was wrong. Mr.. MAYNARD SAID
that he had heard only one complaint in Tenne,
see, snd thai was, "some Of the peoplc ara sorr,
the President did not include that state nl,on IN,
proclamation had made the negroes our thu,
friends, and theiF fFieHd,hip is much better thai
their enmity."
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
FROM THE ARMY Or THE POTOMAC
Iron the Agents Of the Associated Piess.l

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Iron the Agents ot the Associated Ress.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Aecounts from the
army Of the Potomac represent that the Provost
Marshal General has recently seized the mer-
chandise spd persons Of suffers foT iufssctiops
OF the regulations concerning trade within the
lines, and for attempting 10 bribe the subordi-
nate provost agents. Tho lsttor offenss will b
summarily punished, and the effects Of the Of
Tenders conflscstod.
Some changes have recently beeu made In
the locations Of the corps, bat nothing indicat-
ing immediate active operations. Conscripts
in large numbers arc arriving. Those yester-
day include about 800 from New York and
Vermont.
Surgeon George r. johnson, late Medical
Inspector OF the Army Of the Potomac, has
been relieved st his own request, and trans
ferred TO the Middle Department.
It Is reported that an execution, BY hanging,
will take place In the Second Corps In Q few
days. The victim 10 named Armstrong, origi-
nally private In the Seventy. second Pennsyl-
vania regiment, but subsequently transferred
TO Ricketts, battery, from which he deserted
and formed gang Of guerrillas, who for O long
tine committed depredations on the suffers
trains In the vicinity OF Fairfax Court House,
and was supposed TO belong to Moseby's COM
mand. When captured he had on a rebel msjor's
uniform, and his wardrobe showed that he had
several other suits OF disguise in reserve. 1t is
said that he several times entered our lines, and
once or twice went into his old battery.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
Depredations of Guerrillas in
Kentucky.
Reported Raid into Glasgow.

LoUisvIlLE, Oct. s.-Guerillas al Woodburn,
Warren county, recently committed many de-
predations, burning a number of houses, rob-
bipg citizens, etc.
Reports are current here that raid into
Glasgow, Kentucky, was made yesterday at day
break, that eighty guerillss surprised our forces
there, comprising upward of three hundred
men, and captured nearly all Of them.
The officer commanding, ii is said, killed
three Of the rebels with . revolving rifle, and
on approaching the stockade found II occupied
by the rebels-only six Of our men being in it,
"nd thev were Overpowered. The Louisville
papers deny this story, which WAS repeated
yesterday evening by travellers. It is, however,
discredited in military circles.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
Missouri Invaded BY Marnaduks's
Rebel Fsrcss.

81. LOUIS, Oct. s.-Intelligence received at
hesdquarters here states that 1900 rebels Nom
Marmaduke's command, under Col. Shelby,
entered Southwestern Missouri, from Arkansas,
for raiding purposes. Our troops are concen-
trsting upon them from several points, and
their capture Is not improbable.
Il 10 believed this force IL intended 70 be the
nucleus of Missouri stste Guard organization
which, since the capture Of Jeff. Thompson, /,
said, has been placed in the hands Of Waldo p,
johnson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

PoLIcs CAsss.--John Fltsgivsp, Pat Hsgerty,
dsordeflyi nned ts5o each. Kate Hsserty, dol
nned ea,+L Thomas Reyrus, John Coaden, assault
jail for court. q. Goldstone. d., sesusity for
peace. Pat shune, Aana Smith, vsSsants, work.
house, John Clancy, exposing person; fined q ~.
Anaa MoCabe, Hester McCabe, Mary Hammond,
druuksn vasrastss vorkhouss. uaarr .uT D..
TAB WHARvss.-The stesmer Baltimore ar.
rived yesterday froa hsv York, with aerchandiss
and passengers 70 Morgan = Rhinshart. ....
DsrARfUss OF. fas ,JAxss 8. GRsEN.-The
steamer James q. Green, Of Morgan 4 Rhinshsrt,s
line Of stesneSs LEFT this port yssterday with pas
sengsrs and negchAndiss for New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
Hsrss Races At Paterson, n. ,.

PATERSON, N. j., Oct. THE attendance al
the races here to-day was very large.
The first race, sweepstakes, for two-year- -olds
. mile dash, was won by Mr.. Clsy's "Ken
lucky :" beating Minnie Miner'' and "Eagle. ~
Time, l,49l. Kentucky" after the race, sold
for % 600.
In the second race, mile heat, Ben West
beat "Rebecca Price" aud Hillsborough.' u
Time, 1:50 and 1:50.
In the third race, . two and half mile dash
" "Throgsneck beat "Anna Travis" and
" "Rou6le." Time, 4.4lt.
In the fourth race, sweepstakes, mile and
half dash, "Abu Beker" best Sympathy -
Punch " and Canary Bird" Time, 2.48.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08

fArso FOR DIsLoYALTr.-Two disloyal cit
Mens Si alexandria, who have refused TO recog-
~ taxing out licenses for the law full transaction
OF their business, were heavily fined by the
county c0urt-one In the sum of SIa3 and Inc
other sA3. A large number Of others will be
similarly treated, va ~
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A Diabolical Outrage by 0uer-
z rillhs. q .

cnoissass, Oct. e.-<lasjof WAsAss, Of the
Eighteenth Kentucky, who was wssnded in the
battle of Chlekamsusa, and who lady returned
heos, swss tshss Sssa ~ hssss N ,Rendasspa
county, Kentucky, On -Ae6dsy BY a gang Of
guerrillas. Theys sfIer ssAppins him Of his
clothing and tying him to . tree, shot him.
Five Of the murdcrcB have been caught and
brought 70 this cisy. ~ I'''-A ~ u H..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
LEE our-eEnrnALLED.


Gen. Less report of his Lass campaign in
Maryland, developss clearly the fact that he
was out-genesslled BY Joe Hooker. He says,
Con u 27tA Of June, when his columns had ad-
vanced no Psnnsylvsnis, ssd were sucamped
near chanbssburg,) "No report had been
made that the Federal army had crossed the Po-
tomac, and tho absence Of the cavalry rendered
II impossible 70 obtain accurate information"
Further on be says:
"Prepsrsiions were now made to advance
upon Harrisburg, but on tho night Of the 20th
information wss received from . scoot that
the Federal army. having crossed ihe Potomac,
was advancing northward, and that the head Of
the column had reached the South Mountain.
As our communications were thus mensced, II
was resolved to prevent his further progress In
that direction by concentrating our army on the
east sias Of the mountains"
And, agsia:
"Tbs narch towards Gettysburg was con-
Quoted nsre slowly than It would have been
had the movements Of the Federal army been
known"
And in speaking Of the Gettysburg battle, he
ia had mot been intended to fight general
h.s.,.. = ssch distance from our base, unless
sstscLex' ~ he enemy; but finding ourselves
uns1psssee''y eoafrontsd by the Federal army.
IL bseame . matter Of difhculty to withdraw
tbroueh the M. .untains with our large trains. -
rueso .s-. ,..iop.s Of the rebel general show
that the movement OF the Federal army ipIo
Maryland was conducted With great skill, and
1t also shows the vast Importance Of suppress
ing the pubiiestioa Of such movements In the
daily press.
We believe that this march Of Hooker's 10
the frss yet made BY our army without being
"vsniilsted " and bulletined By some newspa-
pers more anxious to beat their nsighbors on a
bit OF news than 70 beat the rebel armies. In
this case the most absolute silence was OBJ
served, and the result was that Lee did not
know when our army crossed the Potomac, nor
where il WAS precissly, until he found himself
unexpectedly confrooAsd BY it." Comment
upon these facts can hardly be necessary In an
intelligent and loyal community.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08

A Report that Peace Proposi.
tions haysb been Laid Before
. the Cabinet a Humbug. III
roUn ono0k. :. n.

A dispatch. DOR tsa: fork .h,. .s...sou
announces that the Herald to-day coutains an
editorial statement, as follows.
We are 10 posssssiou Of very importast In
telligence from Washington through. . cafsfdl
correspondent, who has nsysr deceived " " NJ
rebels have bssn brought bsfoo the Csbina.
We have the highest authority for asserting
that II any such proposition has been rsosatly
brought before Che Cabinss, that IL was Done
'oh<" he Prsssdsnt sas oossrt and wiAsut A's
knowledge. Isti4s-.f..- as e.. - sH.H.,ff ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
The Fighting Editor of a Cali
fornia Paper Wounded
in q Duel.
I II d i a n Tre Q a aties

SAN Francisco, Oct. 6.--Mr. Esmersldo, the
editor Of the Aurora Times, fought duel yes
terdsy with DR.. Richellotte. The editor re-
ceived the ball Of his adversary in the ankle,
greatly shattsring 1t.
Governors Nye and Doty have made treaties
with the shoshoae Isdians. All the Indian
tribes between Fort Badger and Reese river al
friendly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
somR w.oRDsi

"wmnDvR snEy <sHs nzrnA) nAvn II
- poNrn. NM pam rnpo4I fHHn Hfo fHmh
" Nam nm SourHhRH PEOPLE, AHD fa1f
" WOULD AIso ppivs us. TRUST TnM NOT.
wnn SHyH AnG1, rnIr WOULD MNADn AND
" pssfuOT % WITHOUT Mnor. AneoLufn1
/. .Sy On oouLp fHITK on PlAcn on AyY
&c TINA, H vuo nuIn1AINs ZEE snMIKnrmI
:. is PIT ONLY TO N 4 sIAvI, n wHo urrHss
/" n AT rlIs TINE, noanovDA, ID frAIfoe 10
" Els c0UHTpY, wno Dnsuavps fn eo0nN AAn
ooHrnGVf o. AL lono1AAlI Mu."-koee
Grass, b ~ Gsasrsi Assssav@ u on, <sessSy
1888. ..g- -.... r-....
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08

oursiDE.-on our hrst page to-day will be
found an interes Ing article from the London
Star upon President Lincoln's letter u the
Springfield Convention, some miscellaneous
matters, telegraphic Items, &c. Never fail 10
road our nrst page.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
ROSECRANS INA SAFE POSITION
A Great Battle to be Fsusht Ssss.

NEw YoRx, Oct. s.-A special dispatch from
Cincinnati, 70 tho World, says correspondents
report the army Of Gen. Rosecrans In per
fectly safe position. Additional reinforcenents
are neari troops are constantly srriving from
the West and elsewhere. Rebel cavalry cssao,
seriously interfere with Rosecrsns' supplies.
A great battle, 1t Is apparent, must soon be
fought. ConAdence 10 fslt as 10 the Anal issue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
From Fortress Aaonros.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 6.-The aag-of-truce
steamer New York left here this morning for
CITY Point with hfteen rebel chaplains, In charge
OF MAI. John Z. Mulford.
The steamer spaulding Is due here from
ROYAL, 'I'I
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
Fire In ncinnnti.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-Dobell's bureau and
chair mapufactory, on Sixth street, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. lumber yard and
three houses adjoining were damaged. Loss
about $50, 900; partially insured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
DRAKE's BITrERs.-Thls celebrated tonic hs

DRAKE's BITrERs.-This celebrated tonic has
now stood the test long enough to he ranked
among the standard Iemedi's tor all those Ills thst
depend on weak or derang'd stomach and liver.
II has been used for long time, and the best eyi.
dence OF Its value Is It's steadily increasing popu-
lArify.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
NatlNnAl Lam.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-Thc government
subscription agent reports the sale of 81 ,295, :
$50 worth Of Ave twenties on Wednesday. The
deliveries OF bonds are being made 10 the Sd
inat
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
AatSroad Accident.

Bosros, Oct. IA locomotive exploded last
evening near West Warren, on the Western
railroad, killing Frederick Williams, the sngi'
neer; Harvey Bells, conductor, and VIM. Marry,
fireman. Roadmaster Goodrich and another
person were dangerously injured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08

kAnAoAps'ZAs4Sx. Asp DRAzsns -
~ ,.sss..sSs b Savstissnsats - ssr ant pass
ever "a b. sushsrisy Of she railroad ssePA.ass
T.iy named, are omeia,iy eosrsstsd when
snansss ass aAds, hsacs saa b rsltsd upon cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
DfTIdn

THIS PASxR mN0W YvHrIsHrD ~ CAR
kiIRs TO eu1ecAnxAs IN TINS CITY AND
IN cEoaOgToWn At TnIRTY cENTsrssn
MONTH Sss
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
PERSON AZ.

Mss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON is performing at
the 81. Louis theatre.
ARrENAs wARD Is lecturisg In New York on
ghosts and gobins. Ne is said 10 BE- familiar with
his subjects. .. f.. nr. ...
TIE ADMIRAL Of the French frigase Guer-
ricre visited the Biookiyn navy yard on Tue sday
last.
MAuSsELL b. FIELD, Acting Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, 10 conhned to his room with
fever. Chief Clerk Har ley continues to perform
The duties Of the once. ar...... .......r.. ...
REAR ADMIRAL FARRAeuT on Tuesday Wis
tied the Russian frigates IN the harbos of New
York. He WAS conveyed In the Navy Yard tug
Vanderbilt, remAinipg some time with the Rus
sisns, and seemed much pleased with his visit.
BRIO. GEN. BRioos takes charge Of all the
oonseIipts as they arrive In Alexandra. As fast
- they arrive he furnishe, them with accoutre-
nents, tent, sc, aud dispatches them at once to
the front
w. p. FErRiDes, ESQ, editor of Harper's
celebrated Hand Dock Of Europe, 10 At willArd's,
| accompanied by hts two daughters. The Count
looks younger for journeyins In Europe during
the last three years
SURGEON DANIEL G. BRrNroN, United States
% H. left Philadelphia, Tuesday, 10 ida the Sec
oad Division Of the Eleventh Army Corps, Of which
he 10 the Surgeon-in-Chisf. ..,,,.... ...
HEIR HAIMEn, from Ne vlenna Opera; Herr
Hsiler, from the Bssssvisk opsss; Herr Remy,
Iron the Vienna opers, Hsre lsahlsnaas. f,on the
nrusswick Opera; h'ils easliss Carrisss, from
tAs Vienna opcrs; A1is C>ass iLass, ON the
resth opsra; NM esaihae Fsuskass, from the
vienns Op<ss, MsAsas Johaaassa, Madame Ber.
nard, Mile Julia Droos, ArJ Wsinlich, and Herr
Gfsn, artists belonging to Carl Ansehutz's German
Opera Company, arrived In town this morning, and
will perform the grand opera Of " Der freysehVtz,
at the Washington Theatre this evening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
8atiisaAr 2sy1blifzA
WASHINGTON, d. O.
THURsbAY.,,.H,,aa,,,, n.oCfoBas .. ~

- ~ os.s Z ne nses.al ssxsAls-
yivs.is svss.s - DS2SsS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
lew days.
BiTELEGRAPIi.l.
oonn.orISur feSrIEL.orIpt.
A UnlSn Wet tory.

-, Il n, A Unisa, 'vlctery. Il . 81
NEw HAvsr, Oct. s.-The Rallsdisw gives
returns nom hundred townships, showioS
The Unionists carried aiey-avs and the opposi-
lion forty .hvs towns. These returns embrace
vssy nearly all ths towns In which elections
wap hsld on Monday. lThe vote in these parts
Of tAe ssatewas hssvy.' The Union mon regard
thS result a gratifying. s,F,g ,'tis r5 I
rns Dsaa .. sAs osssy.ssrs battle.
e,I ,risAA., a. TJgIg
q The arrangemeuts are sessly sompleted foI
the removal OF the reuiains Of the Union sol.
diess scattered over the Gettysburg battle felt
70 the burial ground, which u being prepared
by the several 6tstss int9ssss1, for their r.csD
tioa and proper burial. p Sf3Et' 'slH 49, ~
All the dead will Be dislutefred aud the 70
inains placsd In tco6ans sed buried, and III
graves ofthose marked OF known will be care
fully and pssmausntly romarked in this Sol
diers' Ccm6tefy. NSoI ~ sfliS
Ifitisthe intention Of the friends Of ssy d.
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