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Go Ubcm it man Concern.

ITO! YOUNG MAN acknowledge is Power!
l. II will send YOU the information yor need on rereip
Of one Dime sud ,d stamp DO not ~ 70 lead ~ letter
10 Young Mee. Address LA ROY SUNDERLAND, No. ~
Eliot 81, Boston, haaa.
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Corarinfrsbip Notitrs.


NOpAkTNERSHlP.- s. ROBERT
y having ,.sad,ttd With him in the PRODUCE COS
MISSION BUSINESS his son WILLIAM 7. hoSEAta,
SAID .usuess vii hereafter be conduct 10y them uDa,f tie
uafac 81 firm OF JOHN ). ROBERTS sON.-New- Iork.
December D. 1873
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. - ROBERT
" YELVERgON. W. WALLACE MERRIAM THO.
DOhR AMts members % hrn Ioin iti- late, Nov
!. MERRIAM BILL, STOCK bToAers No. 10 " lilu-s
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
iris day formed LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, poi.
the statutes OF ilc Of New log tie purpose
Of iraisfriirg tie an NlRsL CLOTHING BUSINESS in
tie CRY 81 Ne',borh under The ma. Of ittshf
JOll. pARtT the e cole general partner. Interest ed
tie paItn.rh,p HENRY fAltEi and JiiiN fAitt,
jI ~o 10th Do q Beyeure, Hudson Couny sisie 81
heJercs that lie sole special pafners Interested In he
Ytr;acGsi., re WILSON O. HUNT and GEORGE OK
DlhE both residing IN the City II NcwfoTs that each Of
such spss partner. couf. bu,ed the OF ieen thou.
sand dor IN cash toward The common ocs that 'he said
partucT.hp the twenty -hth day of NoveH
b,r thou. ch hundred and iyhrse aud c7ntinu's
anil tie th.rich day Of November thousand eight humid
f,d and sixty -seyen.-Sew oIt Nov rs, ltt3
lSiruedl HENRY PARtT,
joins PAHkI IT,,
WILSON c. HUNT,
GEORGE CFDikE.
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IF Mr.. WI. p. CHAMBERLAIN is in the
city be will Be Kind enough TO leave hssd fess for C. o.
CHALK, at tie Aston House, Or Meso. Durham Coz No.
10 Wiiamst
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$500. .--..--- :. - -

IMMATURE AfNsNac.
Sunpi.c. r.C5 Sets....... 80. Mooa-Hises..io 20
WArPk
sandy Hook 10 20 Gov. lsond.. il9 Hell Gae.. .tt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

| NORTHERN II. II. of N. JLRSEY.-Trains
II ,ayc Jeney CITY at 5Oa m 9:lsa m lis M. 4:s0
N m and .05 IN Tie 9;l5 IA, and 20 to Mou.
sey OCT. H. 1904 y. w. DEMAkEST, SppI
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1000. cyxcp., p.uk5x UOO'
With its connections, forms. r,,.r,,
THE suoITEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fson NEW YORK TO rhk rklSoraht " phisisInb. n.
oe''" Nsw.Jersey and Camden and Anboy Linea .,,a
ALL THRoUOH TRAINS For THE WESr BY THE
"'' FOOT OF COURrLANDrsr
way Of PhiAdeihia the nio'ue passengss esss NeM
York al same time as oihei rosfes evening P''ens'"
AZ d n M one hour than other lines
Bywsy Il Allentown. evening passengers leave At p n,
two nours later the Northern lines and BY ootn Oetc
arrive the time as Northern lines Il ohcsso ne -
81 Louis. Cleveland. Columbus CINCINNATI, and I'll n4e
points West. with fewer changes Oh cars p,r,,>, A..
pit.bnr.h $50 miles aud Newlork TO Pnsoursh ~ nlss
Smoking and Saloon CArs GA all trains
Fare the u other routes
BAGGAGE checked through Transfers ree.
Secure tickets good until used by Pits5urgA
WESTERN EMIGRATION
ACCOMMODATED Line which ssoris comfortable mode =
travel paIss moving westward 81 one aAu We auA
OF fare .,aurc
By this route feiehs Of a. descriptions can BE- fcwMeee
10 and any point tie Railroads Of ohie hsnsns
Indiana llinois Wisconsin lows or Missouri, BY KALI
ROp DRECr OF to any port on the navi:sbls rivers Oh ns
West BY steaners from Pittsburgh. ,y...
The rates Of Freight 20 and from any pon, In the
IN, Central railroad all times a. avofsos9
ss by other Railroad companes MsIehsns sne
shippers ntras,iag the transportation OF ueu ~
Company can rely WIN confidence on '' ''se'' "~"'
Farmers and Dealers in Live Stock win ma tnn mo1
advantageous route Capacoas Yards wei was'sa a NJ
and s connections and every attention Is PAID 70 tnen SA
rom Harrisburg where will be ionna ese.y nvT
feeding aid ,e'Iin; choice , :, Gss'Ia MAhkETs
L. FLLiOTT, PASSENGER Agent, No Asser ucuse
LEIGH 4 Co. Freight Agents ,.... ,vw,...
MCDONALD 4 BIschoFE, EmisTsm Agents.
ENoCH LEWIS General sspesin'snAsat Assssa.Fe
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Cost ano fonno.

GSnA REWARD.--Lost Saturday after.
sysObJ noon either IA Mechanics BAnb % While passing
fr m there % Bro.i~sy omnibus parts<o CONTAINING
g. 100 Ia bl.ls q. denonAnaion u 10 AM ~ss-
m. above reward Will be pdi for its delivery stephen
sons Coach fseiofy, No. ~ Ess, zsih IT.
COX REWARD.-LOST-On Friday, Nov
10 ~ DIAMOND BREAsTPIS open settling with
Chased stem while Iins Ia bh av. cars, OF while waxing
down from e.cy At and other si-e,s 10 WAs
on ia the ~Yeny White riding Ia iih a. and Shav stage
III. Under will please leave Of 10. 20 Wee. Wilmington
place whore hs will receive he above reward and the hAss
- tie
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miscellaneous.
8 CREENBACKS" and "REDBACKS"

4" REENBACKS" and REDBACKS"
" CIGARS
General Ar,noy Tor the Il. s.. No 60 1dhersyst, NJ l.
Deao keepers and psIiies whlns or private aso,
GOOD' CIGAR Al FAIR PRICE,
and the QUALITY GUARANTEED TIE SAME, through
on, the year can DO supplied.
ts SAMPLE Boxes payable delivery sent by Express
prices vary fom 80 to FaopsI 10 ' hs
slnoSyei The price OF 0od and Increase OF tbs TaIid
nav. created Ia thr ON muuity the want Of = -
nov" coon CIGAR AT A REASOSABLE PRICE.
ThI. waa, can DO supplied Gail sddress tho A<en
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No " WALL 1T, NKw YORK, Dec l. Is3.
FlNNE COPARINERSillP heretofore existing
L under the name Of READ LATHROp Ia DISSOLVED
by the death Nj Read The business lie inusd ~
the surviving partner who lie. hssociAet with hnssf Mr.
WM. IS. MOTT. nte Of No Wsl 81, under the nAno Of
LATHROP MOTT.
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V'HE PARTNERSHIP heretefcrc existing
Il between the sub.or.bsrs under tho hns Of GORuM
ROGERS IL diisolyed. q. W. tOhLI,
DfcoubeF J. l,a A. H. ROGERS.
q. w. GORJd win continue fie Brokerage IN Iefoonn
and General Merchandise heretofore Al No. $50 Fron,
corner Of MAid.nzne
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Chances for Bneiness Mcn.
GOOD CANyAssER WANTED i, ev

~ tom 10 introduce the UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRlNGER, which sells TaIidly everywhere offered. Every
family wi. have il is the only WnDger with No patent
wheel Refulsie which pc;yey vents tie rolls from
breaking twisting the ,hsii. Liberal inducements Of
ftrcd and oaclusi, ~ ale guaranteed.
X. G. BROWNING No 81 Brol lway, Sew-iort.
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING AOh. 10. l6V3.
TRANS LEAVE NEw-YORK:

Station 10 Newlox lIth-st end +thsw
Entrance .Ith
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BELOW.
&niipsl.

Bark Rsp,d from Vera Cruz.
Also. barr and z briss, unknown.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR Department.
WAsBEGToY, November &c. 1919.
DROPOSAIS FOR HEAVY PEOJrC-

~,
PROPOSALS FOR HEAVY PR0JEC-
fiLEs.-.sEhLED PROPOSALS win be received ct
,h elc not. locrock on the lsh Of December next.
Ar TIE WATERFOWL ARSENAL. MASS
300 5inch shells.
fct0 10 inch shot.
At TIE WATEHI LIST ARSENAL, WEST Troy, N. Y.
1000 lain.h bar,erns shot.
looO - inch shells.
l,oN l0iDch shot
2vS loinch shells
AT IhE u. ). ARSENAL GOVERNORS ISLAID, N. y.
son inrh bait, ring shot.
300 70 inch shells
500 gU-irch shells.
AT rilE ALLEGHANY ARSENAL PITTsBURG, PA.
90 l5iuch sa,t.rlpg shot.
t,tei Is nch she'll.
900 io-inch ,ho'.
ATTHg sr. LOUIS ARSENAL ar. LOUIS NO
900 i0Icb shot.
AT TIE WASHINGTON ARSENAL, WASHINGTON
loOol5 inch bsterins 'ho,
100 finch shells.
s'0Oo 10 inch shot.
19o 10 inch sh.lb.
ec,ls. be made Of the kird y metal and IN
spec.d a.r the rule. laid down in the Manual with
liz p.ion Of the Jnsb ba t.us shot which be-
made gun metal Of tensile strength rnsg between % 900
and 1851 pounds to the inch aud these mus, be cast
COIL roa and the sample be tested taken
Drswng, Of all these trecie can be sen a. any Of the
thsy he delivered The ~ eccles
to be inspected the foundery where c.s, bt nnst he d.
liver Al the various seras nee Of charge for transportation
or banding until delivered st the asrnsl Deliveries must
be made ~ the rate OF not -. thai, five per cent per
week II the number Il r0Jeces coraed for, the first
delivery be nldo whiting " day. ae H.. dfe Of contract,
and any failure - deyera aspcclbed time vii subject the
contractor tos resnfe Of tie number be may fail to deliver
a. that tr.r.
Separate bds mus, be- made for each Kind Of rroees and
bidder opposes 10 doiiver different aenls paree
bid. must b. made for each Mud y, esrh place.
No Md viii be- considered nom pIt,s oihrr than regular
founders propIieors o ~oks. Tho knon TO tbs b.
20 be capA6ls Of the nrcted Tor ia
thelr sstsb,i-Lnlenis.
fach ply obtaining contract viii be required 20 enter
Into bogds with syIsOycd .Gfctcs for s hhia Nacgnu
The Department selfthe sn 90 reject any or
al bids u not deemed sstisfActory for any cause
Prop0.,le VII be Add ..sod % rrsader General George
d. Rassy Chief Of Ordnance. Washington, u. c. sud will
10 ''dJEsed Proposals. for Heavy l.eJeciLe."
GFO. u. RAMSAY,
Bris ten. Chief Of prdI ancc.
ORDNANCE OrrrcE WAR DrPAKrxssr,l
WAsHISSroS, Nov -. 1866.
That portion o. the foregoing advertisement which relates TO
13-inoh Battering Shot 10 wHtrs~n Hr the pr scnt
CbO. u. RAMSAY, Brig zen, Chi Ord
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NOR sALE-The RIGHT for one or more

l. Eastern and Middle States in FA1ENr jat issued
for Improvement ia the manufacture of Of the staple
articles OF whereby saving o about one hall 81
the essential ingredient in TIE nIaiuiaceic amount
undred Of thousands OF dollars is effective None Of
contracted influence need apply Address boS No
S75 Philadelphia Post Office. Pa.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WlNIEH
4 ARRANoESESf, commencing Nov " i%IIleNe
s,,p AID 3.tl-s. T.. H.. at n-fridays and oaas'
dsys At D IA s-otor GreenIor sag Hsroor HainptonN
Se stopping al ssaiions 10! ishp a NJ, aLa -
FOR Syosset Il a IN. md M rrr Jsuaies ~
and n q ~. and ami }. u
tom 3lth stopping al Ill stations Fare To- Tins fin q
exsussion rates. -, L..
Ior syos.~ On Sundays 5<3 stopping at all stS
ticr.. a. htASONrN superintendent
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GALWAY LINE.
" ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRIATlC. 1900 horse power. 4 90 tnns
HIBERNIA, Loco horse power, 1900 tuns.
COLUMBIA. 1850 horse power 600 tanl
The magnificent do wheel steamship pvp,rs
oil s,il ftom NFW-YORK for GALWAY and LIVERPOOL
on TUESDAY December Il, to be followed BY Che hlBEK-
MA. Capt LElTCH. from BOSTON Dec ~.
Hates Of passage payable In gold Ito equivalent In cur
reney c eM
Intermediate. ......s'"...''..'''''"' "
s.,w.;@i also to London. P.i. Hamburg
Hsvre Bremen Rotterdam Antwerp se q; lowest Ii,e.
Fares from Liverpool Galway to New.ioIk and Boston
$50. $40, 49, and = loS.
sABEL L sEARLE, No. % Broadway.
FOR Is ,stp .Sf o' GLEs So Sp South wam
NoTICE.-Ihe steamship CITY or LIMERICK Of this
line viii sail extra steamer on ThUnsDA a. Dec
liza, splendid accommodation. Tor siew see'ase "
''a'''' Join u. DALE, Agent, No Is Broadway.
C,TEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
,5 Of die Iiyerpool NewYork aid Philadelphia Steam
ship Company are Intended to san as iolo"'; ~, ,
CITY OF NEW-i OAh....... ~ 49,
ETNA =. nssnSSs Pier a.
North River .,
TsypSIs II fSd or it, s9SccssST iaoshs!
e., Calm 10 London 50 % S'eersse to london ~ w
Fi,s calm 10 Pn.. % IN S,eerage to Paris ~
-, cbi 10 Hamburg ~ Steelage 70 iianbls. - w
s.o forwarded TO Hsyrs, Bremen, ROTTERDAM
Artwrrp &C. at equally low rates ,c,. go. sex
tares nor, Liverpool Queenstown; st CsDh 90 ~,
q es sie~raso $50 Those WHO wish ~ send IoT tlsr
fri,ul, can buy tickets here at these rates
loT further infornatloD sppy at the CompsnJs ohces
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No 10 broadway, N. T.
TJIE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
l sulP COMPANY will dispatch MONTHLY their new
AMI powerful drstclas. British Iron steanslnps
CELIA, BELLONA, ANOCA, UNA, UNlCA,
Each 600 tuns burden,
between LONDON and Nl.W-lOEk, calling Of HAVRE on
Rats Of passage FROM NewYork payable In UsIryp STATES
CURRENCY: ,a,, ..,,e.- eoo
First $50 Second Cabin..&5o steerase'.'SSC
For passage apply TO =, ,.,,
CTAs. A. WHITNEY, o. the Office No. 20 Broadway.
For freight apply at No "a son'hst
PENN NOES TO ENGLAND
IL IRELAND. SCOTLAND AND
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ERIE RAILWAY.-passenger trains.

IL NH hiliLN ~ - H'Scheci IioihS'
~ a. In Express FOR Bnaaio
$50 H.. Mn daily for Otisyi.e.
40 O. H. " al Tor l5uialo.
D. M. Way for Otisville, Noybnrvh and Warwick.
p uI Ngt Express dair. i1r Dnnkirk, Buffalo Roehee
ter, Canardaigs snd pr1ess stations Train OF s.tnTeey
Trough 70 Buffalo Dur as'f 1t run TO Dunkirk
?. H., EigisraIt Tor Dunk4a.
CHAS Ml.tsr General Snperin.sn d~nt
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Ocean Gteamcrs.

CTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.
The viii dispatch Il the underneniioned OF
other lrclas. fol powered, brfshouit >tesniefA rom
NEN-Yokh 10 LIh ERFOOL, .
calling :, Que. 10 land pes-.us.rs nd latest TILL
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Shig. Ithl '9f'"areS'' 1y.uN
LOUIsiASA......2a 6...... Brookinr... Friday, Dec
Friday, Dec ~
CAROLINA......2,y III. Roberts,. friday Jan l
TLec steamers have all been built under tue n.pecon Of
The Chief Surveyor the Liverpool undsr~Fers ResstFy o.
Iron ships 16ey have water ugii pcreis and
elassed ire, class for tweniy 1.-TWO yrsrs
They h;i.d FOX second and third passelssr
who are charged NJ the following rates;
First cabin............ ~SgS} Payable in Currency.
Steeraxs. ~
Dietary and accommodation uDsurpsed BY any other line
Of steamers.
Fer further Particular spplyso
WILLIAMS G. GUION, No. II "AIse
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ZOE BOsTONand PROVIDENCE VIA NEW.

L. FORT and FAtL KlyER-lLo splendid and saI sdor
steamer MPaSVfoLlS Capt Brown Leaves Nes'yo's
oc0ct ?. m, and tn Espiat STATE Cap. a. Ton on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and ri DAY At 4 cio,. .. m,
from Pier 10. , North River ~
Heeae rooms viii Dc regarded s,eured to o.. .ppn.
cart until the same lsi hsso been paid for.
Freight 10 Boston IS forra Jed through with great d,bstcA
by on Eslles .,lgh. Tram.
=. LiTILEtil =. AGENT, No. - Broadway.
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That portion ofhe foregoing advertisement which relates TO
13nch Battering Shot 10 wiEtrsws kr the pr sent.
Gro. u. RAMSAY, BTis. zen, Chi Ord.
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- TON EEW.LOHDON. slONfNGTON pROvL
DENCE, NEWPORT, TAUAft y, and hEW-SEIfuKD.
The splendid steamers to44ADANEALih aDd PLY.
MOUTH ROCK will leave - y. r. foot 81 Court
landtst. daily teIcept ssndEJ Fl p LII TO-
Freisnt low by any other line. Once Of Con-
ranv No. Il5 Nestst., QUIZ nrdiss N4
Eay.iork Nov 2 1883. IS -. hDti ARDS Agent
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CEWING MACHINES. NOiICEc; - M ~.
y TtH.r HARRY SMITH Of New.Yors City the
ohnna aid frst Inventor Of the Sowing Machines IN we
tho needle and shuttle actuAted by crank -
valid and he esutions all persons asain'i meu,.. 49, ~
machines a. he {. aud del.n his raIEs urur
AGENTS wanted everywhere To- r. H. SMITH new ,si
vFEsAL" SEWING MACHINES. Address T.. H. oAiih'
Boz No 1851, ". Y. City.
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k'Ok MEN HAVEN, HAklIORD, al
! I.GFlfLD.-SrEAMBCAT AND RAILKOl
CONNECllON. The CONT ESril leaves P.cs y
Ia, River atsi5 p. ~. NlObI LiAE.-ine Elm ti1
raves a. IL O'CLOCK p. IN, sunday, ercsyted
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gteamboats ano RAILROADS..
Safety, SPEED, AND Comfort.
DTRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART

~ TORD, connecting with Rairs 70 SPRIN9slELA
NORTHAMPTON, BELLOWS FALLS, BRATTLEBOROS
&c. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Pecksp, ct D. ns
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Steamer CITY or HART
Udsy.
Tie boats Of Ills line first css Sound seamess and
coniaaided b. con- potent ami expe-ieDced efhcegs
Now. Ierk MsY q lE.2
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AZ ANUATTAN OIL COMPANY,
wi No. l6 broadway, ". Y.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
kASON'S SPERM OH 1nd EXTRA LARD OIL,
For Ilairoad. Steamships. and fActories

DIAPER Mt LESS than MANUFACTURERS
II PUICEs-No connection with the combined
MONOPOLY FOR HON PRIcE5 49,
lam selling Note Paper liom IS cens pcr resin up r
,,o Of Fai Cans and Folio Post much le than in pfe'.
Letter Al 50 up and Cap ~ p and every doscpo VI
Paper ii less than any other Paper Dealer, for cash
Orders by nai promptly hled ,na
WHOLESALE Paper Dealer.
No a BE. khan At, IL. Y. Tho old STAND
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rLOuRrNG MILL FOR sALE-Admirahly

T. 'LUVKINV MILD TUX NALE-AuINIIiUIy
located in thriving v'lsge the Eastern shore of the
iiudson hour rom New-iork. II h,s good Water
Power beside Steam flsnc with 80 horsc power NJ for
variety Of business foT practical mnr wishing 10
fcod Investment. aud trc bnnrs IL complete
fortune Ince 81 200 Terms TO suit WoI.h Go0l
g. PRATT. No. % Pine t., Room No 3.
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fENO CApITALISTS.-WA man OF
10 bsck Invention Tia, VIII pay not less thsn
i've uired Per cent; Il Il instrument Of ttt the
county "a obliged to accept. los pcrtlcurrs address
WALTER FITZGERALD, Bo,tcp, McO.
rE'O PRfNTFRS-F0r Sale donble-cyinder
4 HOE PRESS 81, 81 bed yi,57 nchos Tho peas Is
good rcr and viii be so Gle for cash. Con be soen at
No. - tufon-,t, brooklyn.
VALUABLE FURNACE PROPERTY and
hON ORE BANKS far SALE IN Mi1lin County, Pa, on
Psnrsy lvAnia Earoad and Canal. Adde'S
WASHINGTON RICHTER, Co.frnb., Pa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

The Journal of Yesterday. in an deliberately
prepared article. makes the following state
ment:
"On Friday morning Mr. Daniel W Voorhees,
passed through here, with twenty three of his
men, for Ohio"
In this connection the Journal charges that the
Democracy OF Indiana. and Mr. VOORHEES, es-
Pecially. were engaged in importing fraudulent
voters into Ohio. The Journsl's charge agains,
Mr.. VooRHKEs is a lie manufactured out OF whole
cloth The editor of that print or whoever wrote the
article. knew that il was so when be penned il.
Mr.. VOORHEES, passed through here on his way
home from Ohio. on wednesday last. He has
not been here and he has not been out of the
State since that time We believe that Mr.
VOORHEES, came from Terre Hsute on Friday last
10 Gteencastle. To Oil some appointments in Put
nam county and that is all there i upon which to
found the SANDER of the Journal We can only
say that the person who. for malicious purposes.
would invent such lie. is capable of robblng a
hen rooSt
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Visit OF VIZ. Chase.

committee of our citizens, consisting of dis
tinguished and successful financiers and politi
clans. waited upon Mr. Secretary CHASE at Gin
ns'i Yesterday, and invited him to accept the
hOspitities OF Indiana. Mr. CHASE accepted.
He will visit Indianapolis 10 day. He will arrive
here on a special train ut O'Clock past meridian.
Mr. CHASE Is Secretary of the Federal Treasury
He is member of Mr. LINcoLSs Cabinet In
Republican estimation Mr.. CHASE is part of the
Government. Accepting that Interpretation of
what constitutes the Government. it must be
regarded as very convenient institution, for IL
is divisible ana can be in various sections OF the
country at any or the same time.
But Mr. CHASE is public man. He occupies
a responsible position in the administration Of the
Government. However much NAV differ
with HIM in his views of public policy. and upon
many questions they are totally different now
from what they we're few wears go. his official
position entities him to respect As public
officer. he will receive a cordial welcome aud
generous hospitality from the people of Indiana
The public authorities have made arrangements
for the reception due so distinguished visitor.
the programme of which will b" found in another
part Of To days paper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
DAILY SENTINEL.
rag UNION -Ir MUST BIZ paEsERvE6-IJAosso,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. OCTOBER IA.
Thc Election News.

The telegraphc reports indicate Republican
triumph in Ohio. Mr. BRoUeH. according to
Republican AUTHORITY, Is elected Governor by
decided majority. The returns from this State
also Indicate an increased Republican or dimin
ished Democratic vote IL these reports be true,
we confess that We are not disappointed in the
results Of the elections Of yesterday. Every ef
fort hss been made by the party in power to place
the Democracy in false position These efforts,
il seems. have been partially successful The
entire influence and power of the Administration
have been used to advance The interests of the
Republican party
The triumph of the Administration party only
increases its responsibility to the country
The whole power OF the Government
has been placed at its disposal for the
suppression OF the rebellion. Every de-
mand IL has made for men aud money for that
purpose has been cheerfully responded to by the
people. And the elections OF yesterday Indicate
that party political power has been continued
in their hands 1t the Administration does not
nov succeed in suppressing the rebellion and re
storing the Union no matter what may have
been its apologies for the failures heretofore, it
will be wthou, excuse now if those objects
not successfully accomplished. Sud Governor
Mosrox's organ few days ago:
Should the Union party be successful, fare
we'll To rebeldom Union victory at the polls
will be more crushing blow to the Southern
Confeeracy than defeat at Chattanooga, or on
the Rapidan"
The so called Union" party has been success
full. IL has had the Union victory" which it
craved Where will rest the responsibility under
these circumstances, if the Southern Confederacy
is not now speedily crushed outf The Union"
party has triumphed in party election, and If
We cannot soon hail farewell to rebeldom,' the
party in power cannot say the people have been
in fault. or il offer any reasonable justii-
cation for the failure