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, 1863-10-23

4ota1 80 t.-.%.-.--.-..........s... $l7.U0
copPERHEAD MEETING IN MONROE cosSrr.
: IIotlce that notorious Z. G. G. and one Of
the earliest seceesionIsts In the State, viz: h.
=: s. O'MelEeney, in company NTH Judge
Silas L. Bryan and VIM. Il. Snyder; lately held
meeting at Waterloo, Monroe county, and
rs there are some facts connected there With
which deserve comment Il thought I would
call attention to it.: -, -
: In the first place not one Of the three per
sons Who signed the call for the mectfdg,
lives in Monroe county. Why did not tue
Democrats Of Monroe county call for mee:-
Ing? The reason is simply because they had
hecsme afraid Of these TerJ meD, that they
Non1d excite the "brethren" to doeda Of dis,
grace. It is the opinion Of the Union men in
that part Of tie country that Judge Bryan is
9isgacirg tho bench by running around for
JEFF Davis, and holding political meetings lu-
s'esd Of deciding his cases according to law
many cates under adyisement, fbut decide
.hem as they arb brought " before him.
O'Melseney, of course, il In his pro.
per" sphere. He Ia doing: what
might be expected Of the man who was tho
frht to publicly raise the banner Of secession
in Ibis Btate by of1e1ipg md advocating IN
meeting the pacsage Ola set Of resolutions
, 1863-10-23

fW A Wathington dispatch says that tho
receipts Of 1nohey paid by drafted men now
amount to nine millions, which, 1t Is expect
ed, will be increased by ono or two millions
mere. The whole Of this sum is to be appro
ptiated TO recruiting under the new proclaim
ton ot the President
, 1863-10-23
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

in 'Sansamon County
EopVcs head A'0bErAct"rH-&sen.0 Zen.
Grt~fs on to Visit Ch1cAEo-Cetper.
1en6s NAFk~o By Ihs ooidleFs-'Fho
th1caEss = fmea n Il auEe Of \ Feason-
CultouE Poai,ton of JusE Ee Wo0Aaon
"A enfcduEnlc soldier Mating Cop
pcrh -nd fT,. ecfs. = 10 Hin Eofs-tsreeho
County Adalrs-Corperhead M eetlng
In 1s Ohroe Goa supporter House,
wfGc-Cof. kaKdy In J Iohnson %.
, 1863-10-23

H- One OF the most deliberate and afro
e,eas iokcs of the Autccrat of. the Breakfast
Tab,e is perpetrnted BY him in the title Of his
last work. It is known that he was present
~ The ch.{ste1ipg, and Ind much~to do with
b tie namipg Of Tho ATLANTIC Monthly, and ma.
py persona wondered, at that time, for wnat
now explained. :. Dr. Holmes intended to
w1ite for the new magazine, and intended al.
80 to rtppbllsh his papers in book form He
took occasion, therefore, to secure bimself =
title; and when It le known that he c.lls the
volume OF mitcellanies Just published f,r him
Atlantic, ;" the reason Why the m,gazIns WAS
called By Its name 1s at once seen.
, 1863-10-23

Democracy which distinguished them. In
no.hisE IL tbs high toned statesman more
tcrsitiTe thsn in rrgasd to hi+ relation tn mis-
constitueacy. How would Jeaertor, or Msd-
isoo, or Jackson. have looked. occanviok 4
seat In Congress with the protest Of 5, 900 ms
joritJ cf biz constituents c,nstantly rigging
in bis cars? But none OF these arc smouA
The Ccrpsrhtad m-mb-rs from OaIo Democ.
r.cy-t7,x Democracy-.tilI extats, tn h"sure;
hui + OF Amosg the 'Ptace party Of the North -
O. ~hich tie rebel leaders now lean Is their
"tofIoru hope.n
, 1863-10-23

-A sensation was createdin Harrisburg,
ptES.yIyania. sone days since,>b By the arrest
~ several Of the conductors on the Lebanon
roads, chareed with having. at various points,
Ehilel running their tralos, embezzlad large
fums Of money. Other arrests were made at
see. q,eetnnu aste1s and condnctorr' ho are an lm
6bliested IN the same charge. It appears that
he @ Company have had in their employ . num-
her @ Of detectives, uho have been travelling on
tie different trims, Eoting the number Of
paceenge,s who were In the cara, the distance
tnrns made By those officers, when they were
compared with the returns msde By the con
dnciors themselves, the evidence Of embezzle-
ment il derived, and the arrests In question
have heeu made. :.
, 1863-10-23

Coal FAMINE IN C1so1NNATI.-Great e1-
cittment, amounting to apanic, prevsils ia
Cincinnati, on account Of the scarcity Of coal.
The City Council have placed $20. 900 In the
Lands Of a committee. to purchase coll and
tell it to the citizens at aosr. But this will
afford only partial relief The price Of coal
is now 31s. 90 to SIS 90 per load Of 25 bushels,
and it is \ favor to get It at eTen these enor-
mons prices,
, 1863-10-23

y @ The Copperheads Of Iowa adopted
the advice Of the Chicago rebel organ
and planted themselves on platform
Of opposition to the prosecution Of the
the war. Seeing the patriotic men Of the
party desert them BY hundreds and thou
sands, they became alarmed and wheedled
q war democrat and popular general to
accept their nomination for governor,
hoping thereby to break their fall. But it
was too late. Their secession platform
and the Chicago rebel organ broke
their backs, and the people in their wrath
stoned them to death.
, 1863-10-23

~ Those "eneagcd in the interests of God
ana humanity" reported, jubt before election il
Penasylyania: that Gen; McC4e1lan had expressed
publish bis denial eVen ~ an advertisements
Chicago 13mtS.
It is vcrJ foolish to tell 50 tilly f.lsehood.
McC1ellan's letter Was instantly published as
adispatch BY the Associate Press throughout
Pennsylvania and tho United States. Every.
body that reads the daily papers eau 1t within
fifteen hours Of its first appearance. What
does the rebel organ expect to gain by max
1IE Euch false statement?
, 1863-10-23
0hio's mis.Hepresentatiycs.
From the Toledo Blade,1.

BY taking advantage Of the absence of 10, ).
eco Union voters In the army and by profes:
sfons Of the most ardent support Of the War
for putting dawn the rebellion, aided by ths
over.confdepce and inactivity Of friends OF
The Administration, the C2pperhead faction
last year succeeded In carrying the State By a
majority OF 5,577, and electing thirteen Of the
Since that time, and before these Congress-
men have taken their seat., the Warcloak un-
der which they disguised themselves has been
thrown of, and the peopls Of the State haTe
eeen them as they really arc. On the 18Th
inkt.. they again passed In reyiew before the
voters, and We have the result. which IL shown
Governor in Zach % Of the ': :thIrtee9 district.
which LAST year elected Copperhead Congress-
, 1863-10-23
4 Practical Prayer.

L. Methodist minister by the name Of
Mitchell, one Of the ablest preachers in South.
ern Iowa, recently made prayer in Taylor
county which had rein Of practical patriot
as follows:
OLord!. We thank Thee for Abe Lin
We tbanp rhee thse toa
diost cause our armies to be defeated ut Big
Bethel and At Bull Run, for We deserved those
cbastiEements for our National sins! We
. think Thee for our recent Union victories
We praY Thee for more! We think Thee
that the Copperheads Of this community are
beginning to skedaddle! WE thank Thee that
so5ne Of Nens faVe ALREADY kedddded!
, 1863-10-23


The Unioriet hare had Triumphant demon-
strations in all parts Of the State since the
election. They rtjoiced ut Keokuk. They
demonstrated at Burlington. They exulted
at Mu.catine. They shouted at Davenport.
They caTorted at Dubuque. They sung tho
triumphal Songs Of David at Mt: Pleasant
They cclebra4ed the deceaee Of the Bdgadler
at Keosauqua. They made themselves clad
Irdianola. They communed with the spirit
Of General Washington ut Council Blut1s.
Ttey stretched their throats with congrat9-
lations at Wlnserret! They made the air
resonant with glad sounds at Adel They
buried Dennis Aahoney Harris at Paaora
They made the -yery walls shake With accla;
nations It Sidney They Ind . Pentec oetal
shower at Nevada! They reraled in unut.
terable felicity at Knoxville! They realized
an intensity Of bliss At, Lewis. They we're
fransfeured NTH delight at Clinton! TLsy
fsit lie. premonitions Of paradise at Des
Moines! Nuff ced!-fioea STATE h4gtder.
, 1863-10-23

DEATH OF CoprERHEAD PRINr.-The
Muscatine uowa) Daily Courier, Copper
head sheet, Is dead, It died By the same thun.
derbolt that Killed Vsllandtgh.m, Tutt!e.
woodward d Co. In life 1t WAS an advocate
Of trcasen. and 4 comforter Of rebcls. Its
death Is mourned BY no loyal man. Thus let
all secession sympathizers perish.
, 1863-10-23
curt:n's majority. .... 1851


m&H0Q1C A03A1tys
The Ohio Grand Lodge Of Free and Accept
ed Aasons, In session at Columbus, on Tues.
dsy adopted eeries Of patriotic resolutions,
declaring TINT in the present unnatural con
test, the institution Of Free Masonry has no
and that 1t is the duty Of every worthy Mason
In this hour Of his country's peril. to stand
by the General Government, cyon at the ex'
penEe Of fortune and life.
, 1863-10-23
seA&A.ss

It is reported that when Va1landigham,
wai'ing md watching over the border, reeelv-
ed the assured fact Of his Overwhelming de.
feat, he gave, as in Dayton, the Knights grand
walling cry Of distress, Asa! Asa!''' but Asa
didn't hear it.
, 1863-10-23

B The Treasurer Of Jackson county,
Iowa, Copperhead Democracy is discovered
to be deiaulter to the county in the sum Of
s3,6T.67. It's just what the people Of that
county deserFed. If they will perslst In elect
irg Copperhcad officials, they may expect to
be punished for their folly.
, 1863-10-23
An En1ish Estimate OF President Lin

An AnAAn 6st1mate OF president Lin
so.
Inc Llyefpool tosf OF October LIST, praises
President Liucoln's letter to Mr.. ueckett, the
trapet1fan. and finds mnch Indication of eh,r.
80 - 80. .1,"-.,aN 1s--1..e ~
m1es -. ~ LIS se1eeAou VI 's'os''e pn5e IN
Shakespeare. It says, "The choice Of Macbeth
as principal favorite, and the preference of the
1ess nonn1.r of Jrarn,e,,s so7,1oor3aa a1ao IN.
~ 4'eo, 49,
c1cAte 1nat 1ne1s1Fe use o1 MS own WIS which
Is one OF the snrest Indications Of man Of
DoHer.n And nca,r. .He ia a man whose
~ -1.,.-4., ,:...,,,-..-,,,
etapte e3u1u aoo co4ll'aIeo !0telngence VIII
not forever be concealed by the unN1e1d1iness
Of his frame and the uucourtlfne.s of his
,n.,,ars A cortr..+, ,vs. u.,+aa 4, N. .,.,a
."-,.-', - "A. SA~ e1a'e ~
uecea1u1ness ana emptiness o1 Janss ou'
chAnan, and one was found In Abraham Lin
co1n.n Having spoken Of the r1dIcu1e of the
pra.,a.,4,- .,..sos, o,,a ~. 49,. ~. T,,e,r
Ps4 Son Anu aa1 JoNe'. lug W. pso
ceeos 70 give LIE own eetlmatc o. MIN, WHICH
IL high one, and in many respects inst:
perh,na ro leader In n great contast ever
stoea te 1iftle chance of heinra a xnhiact ~
hf ro wnrshin rs Ahrabsm I,5neo1n. ScarceIv
any one has good word to aay for lin: and
even his own marty in the States geeu too
ready to remain client about his merits. and
to base their defense Of the administration
en- any grounds rather thsu coIfldcnce In its
hend. Yet q worshipper Of human heroes
might poesiblv travel 4 great deal further and
fa;e much worfe to7 IN idol than in selecting
, 1863-10-23
T MP ORTANT TO LADIES'

DR.. CHEEBKMAEB PILLS.
1he Ingredients IN thefe Pits the segu1t Of long
srd extsonEe pr1cuce. m1ld In Tar1r pne5ation sn3
su1e 10 eerzeet III Irregularities PatntnI msnaus-
uepe: sa1 hsxoyEa AL oaer1Ec71o5s.. Nhetasx nom
tstion Of Tho hart Whites, ii rasyoss s1scHaons.
n1nt fie4 disturbed slasp, Which Aries from 3taeTpo.
Eoxs CT nAue.
DE- EBEESHEAN3 FuL8
Are p1nuye remedy fer nj csmplatusz peculiar 70
FeEalts, NpCu1so Nr1K CERTAINTY PaMop1oAL
IEREGElAh1IY EXPLICIT dir ec:o1s stating Hhe1 theY
eheuid For M urfD HIth each beL P11co ok dqllsr
HGfcHEGS aILLYKR P1op,,e.ou,
~ ,saE sn46n r Cek a. etrex ne-8srrrtv
, 1863-10-23

Editors Chicago Tribune:
1wonld like to have you commend the conduct
OF the Catholic Archbishop and Blehop Of Ciucin-
nah N going to the polls Last Tuesday, and voting
Hould NE to bare you tel the Catholic Irish
OF creed, but because Of their politics.
-. 1wonld like to have you acknowledge that the
Catholics are becoming daily more and more op~
4 CATHOLIC ADoI1r1oE1sr.
REPLY.
We don't know that the above was
written by "Catholc Aboihonist," as it
came anonymously signed. The patriotic
action Of Archbishop Purcell and Bishop
Rosecrans needs no commentator. They
knew their duty, and did It fearless1y, not
,withstanding 900 Of every 1000 Of their
church unfortunately support the disloyal
scopperhead party. -,
=: To the second request Of our correspon-
dent, we reply, that the Catholic Irish
know very we'll that it is not their nation
OF creed we object to, but their bad poll
tics. Il Is as honorable to be born in the
*tgem ofthe sea,' as anywhere else; be-
sides, man is not responsible fo1 the place
ofhis birth. As to creeds, we profess the
largest federation, and cdncede to
others the same rights Of consci-
ence that VIC claim for ourselves.
But we are opposed to q fusion Of
Church and party. We don't like to gee
Catholics become Coppetheads almost to
man. It pains and alarms us to witness
them 20 as church, into the embrace Of
dis1oyal party. t1he Catholic teacher,
DR.. .Brownsou, has pointed out this dan
gerous fact) And it fills us with grave
apprehensions to see the members Of a sect
of the power and influence of the Rom1sh
Church, cast their immense weight into
the acale of the enemies OF the Union in
the terrible struggle for the salvation of
the Republic.
n1hdraw the Catholics from the Cop
peehead party, and place them actively on
,ne eloe OF the Government, and the rebel
:non you'd be crushed .ntterlv within SIX
monus. The Catholics compose the hack
bone OF the Coppcrhead marty. Thev
number between three and TIM, r,s;,,;o.a ~
- souls in the free States. 1.-THE Cathol;cs
!. yoted. the Union ticket, it won1d
cary by 1900 majority in this city. and
Il by 10000 In this State. The city Of New
York @tthe financial and commercial capi-
:tal Of the Republic, instead Of following
- The Leadership of, such infamous and trea-
!, sonahle; wretches ss the Woods and
: ~Brookses,: and. giving 5000 majority
against the Government, would send such
, 1863-10-23

IuE PENNSYLVANIA ELEcT1oN.-The Tn.
ionists will hare one majority In tho State
Senate, and claim four In the House. Last
year the Democrats hAd majority on the
Joint ballot,
, 1863-10-23

The Washington Star Of the. 10Th says
that an African child waa born at the Coatfa-
band camp at Arlington, Wednesday night,
possessed Of aluxutIant growth Of hair and
full set OF tee.h. It il said that the moth
e Eaw DaVenport's rendition of Richard
remembered that the hnmp-backed tyrant
in that play 1aya claim to having been en-
doTed at birth with teeth and extensive
capillary substance. Ahcase for the doctors! :!
The former residence OF Abbot Lawrence,
on Park street, Boaton. which nas bought
last winter by the City Union Club, has been
1emodeled, and ras formally opened on
Thursday evening with an address BY Edward
Everett. It Is one Of the zanest club
500, coo.
The venerable Josiah Quincy heads tho
lit, and Edward Everett comes next, in the
massachusetts, subscription for asTord for
Ger. Banks >; .
Late letters from Enropa mention that an
edition Of Mr. Summers speech on NOur
Foreign R elations" was printing at Paris
under the direction Of Nj. BigeloW, the inde-
fa,tgable Consul Of the United States at That
capltal:
5, Mrs. John Barnum, Of Monkton, VI, al
old Indy Of eighty yesrst woke up last FrlIay
night, and found herself 1T the bottom Of the
well, In three feet Of water and twenty-four
feet below the surface. She had got up,
though very feeble, and gone thithef in her
t1cep, managing, some way to get to the bot
tom unharmed. She was not chilly, nor has
any bad effect AZ ret resulted from the per-
fo1maEce.
Gen. Dix Is at present in Mime, inspect
frg the Notifications Of that State.
~ The English papers are almost unani-
nous in disappearing OF Senator Summers
speech. No wonder; the criminal. rarely
thinks well Of tie argument which seals'his
fate With the jnrY.
e Reports from New Orleans show the
receipt Of Yearly four thousand hales of cot
len at that port In sirgle day.
, 1863-10-23

Pennsylvania Election.
Official and unofficial returns from every
county In the State Of Pennsylvania have been
received. The yote for Governor foots up as
fol1oWs:.
, 1863-10-23
AN INTERNAL TEA FPIC.

and Of the local authorities Of the State, to
one thing: Under the abominable rule Of
Gen. 6chotleld and Governor Gamble in
Missouri, and in violation and defiance Of
the Proclamation OF the President con-
corning the slaves of rebels, manumitted
by the fact Of their masters rebellion,
negroes are daily kidnapped. The free
papers that were given them by the for
mcr administrators Of the Department are
torn up and trampled in the mud, and
the poor w1etches, after having enjoyed
br1ef season Of freedom and hope, are
rade up into gangs and sent Of, through
the State OF Illinois, to Kentucky where
they are cold for tho South and mar
kct-into bitter and, we sometimes fear,
hopeless bondage, The river as means
OF transit docs not suit the purposes Of the
kidnappcrs when they have cargo to
sell; there are too many chances Of
escape. so our free State is used as high
way for the unlicensed and wicked traffic.
4 hotel keeper in one Of the Southern
counties Lately told gentleman who
youches for the reliability md substantial
correctness of the report that within the
wear mast. he alone had entertained more
than ono thousand of these moyinr chat
tcls, large part Of whom we're no doubt
legally rs free as Gen. schofe1d himself
Il is time that this accursed commerce
should come to an end, Every one ofthcse
men is. the moment that his foot prcasez
our soil. entrauchised-istbe owner of him.
self: and every time that such an one,sner.
sn.dod or forca7 RI ta otad,ent ~ !, .rra
r;or mower for the nnrnose that we have
NAMED an 1nf1act;an IS the Ian - c,,,-
r;tted nars11e1ed o,,7., IN r,rraor ;tsa,e. u,,t
To rob man Of his libertv is an offense,
on1v second in Nervousness to The cr;me
+hat dcnr;ves him of hfe 1;fa w. os1, -,
CIV Yates IN ;n,ernoee schof;.1d,. ,,,;,
;tov rprn;ts ore uo-th1es. - 111;no;e
zr,sterar their et77c;a,r., f,- tha a.,-no.,s
, 1863-10-23

WHEN Stall NE THREE MEET AoA1S:-
An affecting little picnic that must hare been
Storey, Dick Merrick and Va1landigham,
under the B1itith Lions tail. Vallandigham
vas used to the situation, but his compAtriots
we're constantly desiring a change Of base.
Dag Observation-Disclosures home-gaye
Brough Its highest vote and Va11andigham Its
lowest Brough zan ahead of his ticket, and
VxllandIgham behind his.
, 1863-10-23
THE GREATEST MEDICAL,
l. D1EcOvKRT OF TEE AeR.

-, DIR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, Mass,
Has discovered = cCAhoH PASTURE wRkp, that
eatee EsEot&iA, xrJttpelAs, hAlt Khsur1, M1G9oxx.
md Eetaes II n16Ey nAms and aaturs. when eYas4
oaer blcoi ruri1ar hAs failed tEy thiE Old ata1dAkd
tnd popular remedy Fur SAia bI Ill UpkKAN,
2e-l 151 IN 2i2
, 1863-10-23

Mrs. Andrew Mcdonald, wife Of Mr, Nc.
Donald, News Depot proprietor at Jackson
Vile, tock the first and second premium on
Tie jellies and cakeB at all the fairs in Nor
gan and sangamon counties, and also at the
The list of her triunphs is aa follows, and
certainly think they deserve this distinct and
, 1863-10-23
Arltuagrl,e1tfa


M MeV1CKER'S THEATRE
Ia AsAasa sFcst. essvet1 Deasssyp sna atsen-
HAs ssss vsassstsa fasAs.sla Ia -cY.s.
FRIDAY Oct :sa. B1NLY1r Of Ia. ,o.u,,, ,,..~
MIR. CHA ANFRA
Last aiaht but ono OF tho GHOST
First nigh: ot tho 1ieeraiaa DsAr4ot
O'FLANSIGAN AND TIE FAIRIES.
fae1h o't1Aan'gA7 ...................Xt ChkntrsR,
H'ss night Ct the m,.uc drama Of
TEE M7sTLEToE n0UGu:
On. TaE BRIDE OF Td1 aHosr.
Ch1sacts7 by Mis- Fight. Ars Mya1s, xrs Youus.
Assts nIs:s RAaa Rnaiota Huason,
Utt. Fars. sftvto, SC
Flras Night Of the ConicsI sksfch u
Mt DAUGHTERS pxpuY.
Or. 4 f1sp Dkutxp TUE sosSzs
Koas. fupa-d $50, ..,.......... ur n.n,,,.
sA7UxoAY AyEHz1ooS. GRAND sAIryn -
GRAND BALL. The f,st Grand
~ BatI Of tho aes4oa sad tho a.ss OF 4, .uo,u
erica Of tfe CArpen'ees And Joiadxs' soca auns n
Chleaxe. Nil bo hAd 1t
Bryan ball, sn sext Ffiday Evening, Oct. I'D.
Aus!e ~ tte GxxAr Wxs1zza B4xp. r. stvz
ihhaLD Caller. OCT ss'll ::
@rTYv A..~r@a]r~ ~r,,t,x-
, 1863-10-23
And wi podtve1y prave:r YBLLoW 1zV3R~ 3ur
II0G3 EEYE3. dc. They contain

NO ALCOHOL Or BAD WHIsKY.
roey WILL CURE the ahors dAeasas IN ataatY ntna
c1sax out OF = hundred.
Do YOU want romething to Strengthen Yau !
Do you want = Good Appatita1
Do you want to Build up your constltutinu1
Do y.u want to Feel Welt
Do you want to get rid Of Nervousness
Do yon want 1nergyf
Da you want to Sleep Wa113
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous FsslIn8l
u9ouAo, nsa HIGHLANDS 8kKXAA BIT TfkRa,
, 1863-10-23
HligrhIduetyrfa.

OF ALC LILO.
AH1aaLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
APUnK 1or1u.
DR.. H00FLAND'S
GERMAN RITTERS
PREPARED BIZ
DR.. G. n JACKSON, Phi1a., Pa,
WILL zErEcTuaILY cgsz
LIVEx COMPLAINT,
DYspE{sStA.
JAUND1CBs
Chronic sr NerSoas Debility, DISEASES Of ths
Kidneys. and all diseases arIsl1s frou
adIssrdered Liver q stem1eh,
r.!s::: ss:: ls1:;s :; sisss IS: L s>,
r.u.ss Asaaz s11is eaea
sss: ;; IL as,:.s s s;d s
cut Bresthrr. Fln'tadng u tho Hsast Choking X
sqssss.nF Of ezsstses so: ~ ss
Tszer .ad II Pan Il 10 Hesd;; DsafisneI IS;
! "a. Z x.as sss sf as. I'd
GRs; III ts;a.ss Eff i i; S;f;ss: @5s, 4
ess;ssis & Ssti. "a e a'tt::ss' ~
psPts:ssaot Pss,.,s,
L1oU3 F2VEa. DC. TaeJ contain
NO ALCOHOL oR BAD WHISKY.
aase. sa out Of Sa1dred. w. 1'N''-> - '''s |@7
~ ~ w. w. mant mant s0" roaJ an,st;tss
Do you want to Build up your Constitution
Do y.u want to Feel wen1
Do you want to get rid Of Nervousness
Da you want to Sleep Welt
n3ouao, aso noosLANDs sKExAa slrfzRa
PARTICULAR NOTICE,
resrs AZ. nsp, urep....,oa. .ola uaa,- u, u.as
of Bltters mi ~ quart poandos oi tss
eaoa 8 e. CSC s. a %s
Cortalder Deed -
eanss. - 10 a, taeY can Is sod sanalets 81 to dc !hs
death d lhe d1unka1d- - tae!r asa tso system L
81 !. . ss
I'd a. aa.ss S'
q n;. hen; s.,,,
Assssu9n -, solate1: -, ano stlenas OF sotmeEs.
no CAL ms atte. 1cn u ~ hAs:0F t9xao19 o9
n1eods T. r. Asn1 - tao iacs ta.s LYME aSDa
NO. ~ t!t 44.s p1uAsoeQ Alaost Wy ~ kat asSs.
pApeH o1 = e NftEs4 o. tse s!ek y El4 % 1Hsscsa
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, 1863-10-23

METROPOLTTAN HALL.
ARLINGTON. KELLY, LEON j. DoNN19ERa
N1IEe'rR ELS.
MONDAY RVkAlN&- -Oct. 13>h. AID avaEY avea3nd
durhE ha Vd+k:
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oeleoaSl lwu E. 8. DING xdE Asa1t
, 1863-10-23

Twcrty Six counties official. Iii .696
Forty counties unofficial 80. 42,9i5
, 1863-10-23

JNHN CUDDLER4GK. =: EeW Yo:k battery.
LEWIS CHKVAL1RR 9sd Naw York.
I 3. SPENCER Ut ARTILLERY. Battery z.
J. B. FASEEELL, Co 3. Sd Vermont.
HENRT 3. jRRIME. C, Z,
HENRY T. MAEoONALD. CO. e. 9Th Maine.
JOHN r. WARD. Co. K, 5th Malae:
HEKWAN KOCH. CO. II. I'D New York
EAIHiA!sEfsIIL EAi!s n THOMAS Co; s5fn Ve7,enae 1eoae
-JNTJN JHEEIE2 A. fifth PhNuA.