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, 1863-10-30

Copperheadism in Illinois has leak,
through which we learn With tolerable Ger
tainty that the revolution against the Fed
eral and State Governments, for which the
sympathizers were preparing, has been, for
the present, abandoned. Say the leaders:
ave cannot venture OF SO desperate an
"expcdient nov, even to clutch the power
sand emoluments far which we contend
"Lct us lielow and wait. The wheel will
ain its revolutions, bring us to the top
"once more; and then, the Republic being
discouraged BY disaster and defeat, will
abe our time to strike. In the country's
necessity is our opportunity! For the
"nonce, loyalty or the stimulation thereof,
sis the dodgel"
Wicked men, doomed to disappoint-
ment! The political status Of the country
is fixed; and though defeat after defeat
should soil our banners in the field, the
people, now convinced of the necessity Of
steadfastncss in the good taith, will not abate
their efforts for success. "To enable us to
"liye, the rebellion must diel" is the max
i'm, in the truth Of which the masses Justly
believe. The instincts of the people al
ways run ahead OF and defeat the wiles Of
the politicians; and in that fact is the Sc
cu1ity Of the Government and our glorious
institutions. So the p1otters wait in vainl
, 1863-10-30
STAY Ar H0mR AND VOTE.

The organ Of JEFF. Davis, in this city,
calls On the Republicans Of the State to
come forward and make up the quota Of
Illinois, under the last cali for volunteers.
That is in accordance with the policy that
has been all the while pursued By those
who take their political inspiration from
the 1fmes: "You go and fight, and We
will stay at home and voter The results
of the army voting among the soldiers Of
Ohio and Iowa, show the material of which
tberanks are made up; but, 50 profound is
the sentiment at home against the sympa-
thisers with the South, that the Copper
heads dare not risk another election until
still more Republicans Are sent off to the
war; hence this agonizing call on the loyal
men TO come UP to the scratch! With
the prospect Of the loaves and fishes LOOM
ing up in the distance, as the reward Of
their cowardice and chicancry, what else
ought we expect from the Copperheads,
than just such an appeal as hlr. Davis
| organ makes?
, 1863-10-30

SELF spoken By Large Wa. steamer. The Of
fcer Of the latter, ~ho boarded him. ssld the
ettamez was the Great Bseamls, ) Confeder'
ate cruiser, and that they and the AtabAna
were looking out for the UTania. The Dutch
NAN tola him that he had seen the Ufsnia,
and tho p1ivateez steered in the direction ia
d1cated.
The Trsnia did not leave st. Helena uct;I
The 2s.h, aud thus another yesael reported
herself with The tane uame
It wea the repatt at Cape Town tia. semnes
bad publicly declared determination t,
hang the matter OF the Uranla .. the yard
arm Of his own bark *hrn he caught him
ouseide) for insulting him By displaying the
Stars and Stripes upon his arrival in port, t,aot a
ships length from the Alabama; thus IN as-
sumption Of false nane nigh; In this In
starce possibly have proved unpleasant
The bark Lone Star, Captain Dizer, Of Wax
rem, r. was ut anchor 1t st. Helens. with
four Of her crew In irons for murderiog the
irst mate at sea- The prisoners were under
going exomins1ion at the Consulate when
he Uraaia left, The Consu! at St. Helena,
1eauested Captain Cooper to take on hosrd
these men, but from the crowded state OF his
vessel with the other Consul's men, he Was
forced to decline,
, 1863-10-30
a Rsbel Er0Wl,
from the C Chnttauooea Rebel |


In The eerenadiDg speech Of President .Da-
Viz, reported In our telegraphIc columns Of
yesterday morning, something il said about
1he t'ebafts Of uaalice'' which hare been hurl-
ed against Gen Bragg, who, In contradiction
thereto, IL pronounced ia military comman-
der of the first ORDER"
We do not object to free expression Of
opinion at all times, and feel no disposition
to quarrel with man because he Is not Of
our way Of thinking, but here the license
stops. Mr. Davis has right to puff Gen.
Bragg to his hearts content, but he hls no
right to descend to the uudjgnifed game Of
stigmatixipg those who cannot agree with
him. By going ont Of his way to inreigh
against the thousands Of patriotic citizens
whose homes aud fortunes and families have
been, in common With the interests OF the
whole country, sacrificed to the blundering
Iunacy Of this man, the President offers o
gratuitous insult, which iEritates but cannot
convert
God, in his wisdom and glory, can bear Wit
ness to the purity Of those who believe in
their hearts that Bsa1ton Bragg is not only nc
General, hut that he Is opposed to a1l free,
dom-of the PresB and Of personal liberty
and the most dangerous centre Of power In
the Confederate States.
, 1863-10-30

~ 4 new cure for burns Is noticed as
infallib1e by Les Noades: The affected part
is kept under water in a basin, OF bath, the
negative pole Of Volta, Fsrradalc apparatus
while the positive pole communicates with
eome part Of the body ont Of the water and
near the injury. The patient feels 40 pain,
and tho inflammation is subaued generally IN
an hour. When the whole person has bean
in fame the patient must be put into bath,
with the negative pole In the direction of the
feet, and the positive one touching the nape
Of the neck. Some Of the water must bs
charged every fifteen minutes to prevent 1t
becoming Warm.
, 1863-10-30

The forces sent In the direction Of Chatta-
nocga, from Memphis, have had several small
engagements Nth body Of the enemy on
the line Of the Memphis s; Charleston Rail-
road, the Latest reported being eight or nine
miles west Of Tuscumbis. It il said that the
rebels have strong Notifications at Tascum-
bia, and will make strenuous effort to resist
the advance of the Federal column. This
place is situated In Franklin county, As-
bama, five miles south Of Florence, and few
miles below the Muscle Shosls Of the Ten
neseee River. It Is fo1;y-one miles nest Of
Decatur, the junction Of one Of the railroads
connected with Nashyille. The Tennessee
River flows within four mi}es Of the place,
and il now navigable for gunboats that far.
The rebels Hil probably not make protrae.
ted stard here, but It is reported they viii en-.
deayor to capture and hold Decatur, where q
considerable battle is expected to take place
eoon.
Decatur Is GRE Of the Oldest and most
prominent town. on the route Of the rein.
forcements now going to Chatt1aoogs, and Is
situated on the south bank Of the Tennessee
River, In the northwest part Ct Morgan coun-
#, Alabama. TIE town contains about one
thousand Inhabitants, and is located on high
bank displaying red clay. remarkably firm,
and near the WATERS edge crops ont stratum
Of grey limestone. The river at this point e
e:r:ieht, running from southeast to north.
west, and is six hundred yards wide, Oppo'
sstc are two large lakes several niles in
length, about two hundred yards vide, and
, 1863-10-30

Rev, a. B. Stephens, Chaplain Of the 11th
South Ca1oIina regiment, writes, Sept. 23:-
We now constitute the garrison Of Fort Sum-
Ter. On the Last Fast day began meeting
which has been goirg on aud increasing In
interest all the while, TIL nov God has hon
among the soldiefy Of this command. a few
months ago, but two officers In the regiment
were members Of the church; now but few
more than that number are not professors Of
religion. About two hundred have Joined the
church, and q larger number have been con-
ssea Tea a1a '5s apy pSa % 5 qf ed o
fort, battered and SCARED as it Is, and hear
the soldiers make the tattered walls ring with
the high praise Of the living God. No camp
meeting that have ever attended can come
Dear it. need ministerial help very nuch.
, 1863-10-30
,QI)tfa9e Gribnui,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1868.
TO BE INITIATED.


The success which has attended inc
Northwestern Fair In aid Of the hhmta1y
Commission will stimulate tue ladies' Of
the different States, counties and cities TO
initiate the good work Of the projectors Of
tbis rreat enterprise; and we confidently
cxK,ect, that, during the approaching win
ter. in all the country within the influence
Of Chicago, plans and projects for helping
the Commission will all the while be on
hand for execution; and that, to the e1clu-
sion Of all other charitable enterprises, e.
forts for relieving the sick and wounded Of
our armies, will be the order OF the DAY.
Gould any other efforts OF p'ous nature
do more to propitiate the favor Of Heaven
or insure the blessings OF mankind! We
coniuro the pious ladies Of the rural dis
triets to look about them md see what they
can do in this direction. The wants Of the
braye boys in the field are ever recurring,
and the exertion to meet them must, if the
country is true, ever 60 On, The opera
1ions Of the Commission are already with
out parallel in the history Of the world.
Through its agency, more than ten mil
lions Of dollars in supplies-mostly articles
that the Government docs not, possibly can
moi, furnish-havkb been sent to the hospitals
and to the field; and no figures can tell
the lives that they have saved, the pam
that they have assuaged, the comfort that
they hare conveyed, or the hope that they
have kept from dying out. ofsuch Tast
nnachiue as this Commission, kept in
working order without cost for engineers,
and in material to work with solely by
private 1ibctahty, there is no record in the
anuala Of the race. Nothing in this war is
SO astonishing rs it; nothing will in the
: history Of the period make such figure.
The sphere ofits operations is constantly
widening, and its educated power
of usefulness is all the while in
crcasing; and though the results already
attained are 50 vast ard surprising, those
vet to be achieved are vaster and more
surprising still. It has, on the one hand,
conquered the 1,rejudices Of routine and
rcd-tape which it first encountered in army
surgeons and Vest Point commanders,
and, on the other hand, it has overcome
the fears Of the people from whom contn-
buttons have been asked; and now, on all
sides, it is admitted that it is an agency Of
such comprehensive and enduring bened-
cencc, that, though the war continue an
hundred years. it must not be abandoned.
To the quick sympathies, the lively in
stiuc4s, the compassionate nature, and the
selcsacrifcing spirit Of tile women, pract-
cal bcneyolcuce is always easy. To the
women Of the West We appeal: Let not
the great impulse here begun die out. To
carry the feeling here excited into every
village, neighbornood and family, 50 that
the contributions, commensurate with the
necessity, shall come forth as they are de-
1nanded By those who languish and die
that the country may be saved this is the
task that the women must undertake!
Are they not our SONS and brothers who
CALI
, 1863-10-30

EE 4 letter IRON an officer Of the 1st Lou
itiana regiment, dated October 10th, to his
father in this city, says report reached them.
at point $50 miles from Galveston, that Gen
erals Heintze1nan and Sigel bad captured
Galveston
IbssiNy Galveston Ia captured, but General
sigel IL in New York, and General He1ntzel-
man has Just recovered from severe Illness
In Waah{ngton.
, 1863-10-30
cosrEs1En EIEcr1oN 1x MA1xE.-1t. ha!

CONTESTED ELECTION IN MAISE.-1t. has
been stated that the Democsa:s elected just
one Senator in Maine at the recent electloafn
LINCOLN county; but 1t now appears from the
official count to be mistake. Hall thevotes
intended Tor tho Republican candidate we're
counted, he would have been elected BY
twenty. four majority. A. 1t Is, the matter
has been left by The Governor and Council
for the decision Of the Senate.
, 1863-10-30

EEw YoRE FOURTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL
D.srR1cT.-Jobn R. Porter, who has been
nominated hy the Republicans for Congress,
in the Fourteenth District Of this State, to
I'LL The vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of Hon. Erastus Corning, is q War Democrat.
Tie yotc last fall wns as follows:
Corning Democrat.
Hmith Repnh,{ear 10 GUS
, 1863-10-30

TIE USIoS TICKET IN Old KAEE.-We
learn from the ZANE county papers that on
laet Saturday the Union Convention nomlpat-
cd Riley ". Hoyt, Of Aurora, for Treasurer;
C1a1k B,aydeu, Of Elgin, for School Comnis.
sioner, and L. D. Randall, Of Dundee, for
Surveyor. .
Mr.. Hoyt u the present Treasurer Of the
county, and his financial ability and sterling
patriotism are fttingly acknowledged by his
denomination for that Office. Ne hope the
people ore not Indifferent, and fully aware
Of the importance Of the approaching elec-
ton.
, 1863-10-30

TEE AST1.S1Ay8RT SoC1ETT.-At the annu-
al meeting Of the American Anti-slave1y So
ciety, held In the city Of New York, in May
last, 1t was unanimously
Rtsolred, That In accordance with usage, and
the completion Of another Decade Of tie SocIety'e
existence should be marked by special public
meeting devoted 10 general review and surrey OF
The cause; and that therefore this Society, when
It adjourns on this occasion, viii adjourn to meet
in the city Of Philadelphia, on the th1rd aaJ Of De-.
cember next, then and there to celcb1ate in an ap
iain hope the final Anniversary Of its formation.
An announcement to this effect has been
tsued, eigned by William Lloyd Garrison,
Wendell Phillips, and Charles Bur1eigh. Pres
ident and Secretaries Of the Association.
, 1863-10-30

THAT UNDERGROUND BoRE.
We understand that the question OF Har-
bor improvement has not, IN connection
with the question OF Water SUPPLY oeen
before the board ot fuonc " OTIS ~ an'
Our anaofman1' VINO ~ posl1.on " Ano"'
may pc u1stasen' oo1 u nc - 4'su.' VIC
entreat the common COUNCIL ~ oraer "
suspension OF all "olk unlu Inc TWO ques-
tions, one as intimately anec11ng the pros
pe1ity Of Chicago as the other, are consld"
cred, not only in relation to the wants to
be met, but also In relation to each other.
If there is a possible combination Of the
two. whereby the advantages sought for
may be gained at the cost Of the water
supply alone, let the fact be understood;
and the people, who want to see our har-
Dor made what it ought to be, no less than
to have pure water to drink, will soon de-
eide what plan or combination OF plans to
adopt. They already believe that the pro-
ject OF tunncling under the Lake, two
miles eastward from the shore, is one Of
more than problematical success; that the
engineers, no matter what their skill,
cannot have examined the ground so as to
declare with certainty What obstacles are in
the way Of what they desire; that vein Of
quick-sand, if only six inches in breadth,
gill he an almost uncomfortable obstacle
tn nroeress though the tunnel NAV be
hall done. that the cost Of what IL con-
tennlaiea win certa;n,v he enormoua.
1hat there il no c1,arontv that tho money
III, not he snent tn m nurnose and that
.eonnet1,inp. the cost and utiIitv of 1yh;c,,
..- ~, caic,,,ated IN advapco IN tho f1ac-
t;on Of dollar should be adopted in the
n,,caof what is now about to be under
+aren This ia all reasonable enoueh ::
,,o,,osv oncht to wonder that such beliefs
rx,st The Thames Tunnel, under the
snneryision of an engineer Of worldwide
, 1863-10-30

CoppERHEAp REso1yE-Ata District Con.
7entfon ofthe Democracy Of Long Island,
N. T., held on Monday last, the following re.
solution uas unanimously passed:
jResoJped That We favor the withdrawal OF every
Federal soldier from Southern soil, and the abso-
late abandonment forever al the claim warranted
by no clauee in the Constitution, nor By any con-
alteration Of natural or moral equity; that We
haye no right to invade the Territory Of any State
10 impose BY force upon the citizess Of such State
a Government to which they never consented, aud
which they will never voluntarily obey.
, 1863-10-30

eB The Nashville Union saJs that JEFF. Da'
yis suspended the writ Of habesa corpus over
the whole Of rsbeldom, more than t1elge
months ago. He did 1t BY private orders to
the judiciary, s1d the order has never been
published. =:
, 1863-10-30
TBE COUNTY ELECTION.

The coppcrheads Of Chicago have gone
through the empty forms Of holding IN
convention and nominating candidates tor
the various county offices, to be voted for
next Tuesday. An index Of the spirit
which pe1vaded the Convention is mani
lest in a series of resolutions that " it is in
advisable to make nominations at present," "
But the material Of copperhead conren-
ton would as soon lose an opportunity to
vote as not to make nominations: Ac-
cordingly an opportunity was offered anx-
ious candidates to come forward. They
were reluctant, however, and modest They
didn't like 10 stand as the scapegoats Of
their brethren. Martyrs were found, how
ever. The "poor old man." Buck Nor
lis, threw himself into the breach, and con
sented to run for Judge. A man must
be had for Treasurer, and Nr. 6chal, Of
6chal's House, offers himself. Spurred
by their example, lawyer Mech offers
himself for School Commissioner, and the
Convention is at IN end. To what a
depth are the copperheads reduced when
they present for the sutfrages Of intell-
gent people such men as Buck Morris, an
insane copperhcad, who sees in the sue
cess Of tile Union cause, only rivers Of
blood through the streets Of Cmcago.' -
6chal Of 6cha1s House, man without
the intelligence Of Fan ordinary school-boy,
who in his Aldermanic functions, has to
be held with birdie By his fe11ow-copper'
heads, lest he should make mistake and
vote On the wrong side; lawyer Mech
whose chief peculiarly is constant de-
sire fo1 an increase Of salary, irrespective
Of merit. The presentation Of such can
didates is an insult, not alone to the 10y
atty, but to theintclligence Of the commu
nifty. II, by some unheard-of circum
stance, or some gigantic fraud, we are tt
have coppetheads in Office, give US at leas
men Of intelligence. But the fall fashion
OF election have cast cloud over the cop
perhead prospects, and Mor1is. Mech, an
Schal can be best spared to shoulder th
coming copperhead defeat.
, 1863-10-30

kB- Soldiers recovered from sickness and
wounds. who have been in Northern hospitals
or at their homes, are now returning to the
army, East and West, by scores. The army
IL being materially reinforced from this source.
, 1863-10-30

cult Count, ard the defendants have been de-
faulted for rnon-appea:ance. The action arises
ont Of c1alra By the Duke FIR e55,o unpaid
interest since 1857 on &125, 600 Of Northern
Cross Railroad bonds.
, 1863-10-30

@ The Duke ofB1unsw1ck having prayed
for IN injunction to restrain the Managers Of
ahe Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
from using that part of the road formerly
known al the Northern Cross Railroad, the
case has come before tho United States Cir
, 1863-10-30

The Official Vote Of Pennsylvania.
Below ne present the official vote of Penn-
sylyanfa. It WILL be seen that the majority Of
Gov. Curtin is Ii. S2255, SS255 and Ct Judge Aguew
l2,sos, and that Gov. Curtin leads the Union
candidate for sup1sme Judssbip 5,0l7 votes:
, 1863-10-30

The Government Securities.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S.-The sales Of 520a
to-, aoy amount to i, ,025, ,l50. Parties Intending
to take aby Of these bends are advised to sub.
scribe soon.
, 1863-10-30
Ar1119r11lt1lts.
GRAN D VOCAL AND

GRAND VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
For tho Benefit Of tie Sanitary cormls,ion,
FRIDAY EvHn1sG. uct, soth.
IN mH7EoPoL1TAN HALL,
O. .ateh ecea.:es tee tosle,!ag ea1aeas s.l;at ha
IL K sAaiS n. L5MRaE6 Ga ~ sss 4 nsIs ~ csora.
s's;sa Siotat H. 1s us 10! sas a. staas.s sa
PRoGKAHAE:
,-o,&ea r.st..,.. . for III is.a5 from ;1us+ u 8 49, q.
s-r.'i oi zioa. ii. taiF; Bag: nj !. tr1stsso: o
.puo !e1 vses,s = "a ~ us:sis
sessa.ao eno4u, @ II VI r.,e ve.cti;. 81 as,aas ss'
rAKT II.
aee -sS5e to' T. ter as: ssrx,d IS snp:ea
s-fia;- ..;.ly ps1..s Dn.ts io1 r. T.ao= T. "a aa1HA
:-nss;s; 20 q! s!ss,a. - ~ 4 L:.1.
s-rhe srta cn.5ai. 'S H.le ehoru:. u E. 1ss:af. ~
7ss coaeest u aucds.tae direction OF IT, Ba1ArkA.
= oc;ess g,esss;
to 5. h.s !! Ihs Sasie sesea ssa 4 tss is
M ovICKER'5 THEATRE,
1v1 AAdteou street. nArvssa Desraor7aad stAsa
~ Tna beat 7satnsssd Tsassss In tss vuss.
FRIDAY. oc. soth.
BENEFIT OF NH. CHAEFRAU.
rHE.1EE ckoWDsD NIGHTLY.
7b1caFHAsr SUCCESS Sf g GaA:e' a's'os' Ere'
CUB A4KB1cAN COUSIN AT aoyx.
Tox.S V+r. Hnh a.n1 c4.n 49,
, 1863-10-30
lQLA4. = . > . =
Curtin.s majority over all. 1l...............,...,
Cnrtfn'e majority Qye1 Woodward ,...,.

II Is proper 70 ttate that th0se otHtef6 Nho
voted tor Judge Woodward are not opposed
TO vigorous prosecution Of the war. but
claim to have satisfied themselves that he II
as earnest In carrying on the way as his op.
popent.
, 1863-10-30

NO ALCOHOL Or BAD WHISKY.


NO ALCOHOL Or BAD WHISKY.
.--,-
csaes out Of hundred.
m von want aomath{rp to st,angthen You
m van uant a Gond Apnetita7
~! - nv -.-.. c.,,+,+,+;.rS
DO You Want 10 bu11a up your toast1tu11out
m =, II xrnnt tn Eaal Well1
~ ~ ~ ~ waas ~@as ~ ~ -,s- "a - r.rvonurasa.
In vou want Enarpyf
~ Js@ ~ - -, o. wu~
DO you Want 10 a1eep Nell
Do you want Brisk and vigorous ~, Eesilngs
,.ou1cx,v. 7rorron
@ fAhl1ooLAh @s''.a. N. MvaaSn .-.s. T.. ,,.
1ners ara many preparations sold Qadef the Eh1e
Of ttets Pot up IL quar- odtte& ot the
eheape1t Ehisky Of coE1non tnn coss1nE i1om ~ to
CcTisLGef SEED.
Thia class Of Btters has cAu44d and VIII continue 10
cause toey can Ia sold. hundred1 to die ha
Sspt contiSua!iy CO uader he Influence of Alcoholic
sdmuj-nls Of sha kad. desire for Liquor u
crente aud ktpt po aad she ftAps l. ali the hoxEoy8
attendant urca drnnkasd's Life and death. Beware
Attention. so1dierEi and Friends Of Soldiers.
Ne chu the attention Of 81 having 70 atom q
aan bs:s iii ears % nie seatns q she diseases
Induced by exposures prtvatocninctd91t to camp
ufe II tie liza pnbuahed alm6st daily II tne news.
papers on :1e Arysl of Ene alex: i VII BE- ngcsd @
" Eye1Y case o{ that Eiad caa b readily cared By
H1ofauds GeFman Bittefs Diseases resulting frost
disorders Of tne digestive arc speedily fanoT
stess Te:eftse.y 9red s@onF onr tdsrs hnndTeds
Of lives might be eAVed that Otherwise viii be lost.
We cali Att6LGon 70 rae SlQlIoW1n& fan3a1kAQle 8uo
, 1863-10-30
IMPORTANT TO LADIES,

IMPORTANT TO LADIES,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The INGREDIENTS In these PIs Is the result of long
aud extensive pracu.e mid IN their operation. and
Jure to correct alt irregularities. Painful laurstrua
lions, 1sAoYlsd LIZ nnsTaceF1oSs, Whether ION
fnticn cf The Eeart. waies, al pervous sHsct!ans.
hy9tkfcs Disturbed sleep, which ARIES from l1t6up-
dp1A of nasute. .
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Ara 4 positive remedy ter all complaints peculiar to
Females, INDUCING WITH CEATAIJTY exMoDloAl
1EpRGrI AK1rY Explicit directions. stating when they
bhpplh HoT m UsnD with each box esice ora dolas+
0oiH oHrfcHJEGS j. ElL2KR P1opresora.
oc3u5F6- 9m2dp St Cedar street. Sew GorE C1D.
, 1863-10-30

V1183&1E730+s7 3E1l7@f
The enemy were pursued to their defences
at Loudon, and arrlved there after dark. The
force there is not known. Their loss il seven
hundred prisoners, dfty wagons loaded with
storee, ten ambu1ances, six pieces Of artillery,
a lot Of horses, mules and other property,
(Signed) BRA1ToN BRAGG.
I'VE have not had this reported victory
confirmed, and believe it to BE- greatly exag-
perated.-EDs,1
, 1863-10-30

THE GREATEST MEDICAL
l. DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
DE. KENNEDY, Of Koxbury, mnss.,
Has discovered COMMON PASTURE WEED. that
cuse1 ec1oIuIa, Rgyslpeas, ta1t Rheu1, H1gNo:n.
eceld Head. Pinpfes. Ulctr1ted sore Legs ocAo@
aud Bioahe1 cf eyary name AID raturo- When e!esY
thar blood puzt1er has fled ~ tnia OLD st4od&sd
and popnlal remedy. For sale BY Ill D1nkkA0.
, 1863-10-30

A. @, Curtin. .,...,,,.,,.....,.G G
e, IT. Woodward. ......................... Il
Scattering.
, 1863-10-30

Election day passed Of yety quietly. Gray-
itT and decorrm marked all the proceedings.
All the officers, with two or three exceptions,
citizens of tie State OF Pennsylvania, in Libby
their choice for Chief Magistrate Of our much
loved Commonwealth. The bog was then
opened, md on counting the ballots, the fol-
1nwfpp resu1t Tas announced.
, 1863-10-30

The cavalry, under Morrison and Dlbbord,
attacked the enemy's caYa1ry in force, ct
Philadelphia, to day, capturing about four
hundred prisoners, their ARTILLERY, small arms,
camp equipagc, &c. Our loss nothlug: They
rented. i,