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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-26

The New York journal Of Commerce,
in commenting upon the Presidents proc
isms,iou suspendine the writ Of hsbess OF
nus IN certain csses, remarks:
..Wh., i the immediate pressing call io'
such proclamation We know not. ~
rms, /, ~ill not prevent full and isr csss
being msde for the Supreme Court on sh'
conservation act. that We msy hsse deci
s,ou on that. The Presideni expressed he
Willingness 10 fac ili,s,e il some weeks ago
Tae Safe Sentinel says . de'efmins'
ton 10 proven, The cour,s from psssing uPo'
The cousti,u,ionsiiv OF the censcrIps sc'
m.v have iuflue nerd The President 70 exer-
cis. the exiraordi nary power voted him D,
Congress. II has slso been suggested shs'
The proclamation giyes rocm 70 surmIse. =
est. that some crisis hss arisen in our pub
lie Affairs, known only 10 the President enc
his official advisers. which msy make such
proceeding necessary. But whatever may
\. the immediate occasion for tho eus-
pension of writ OF 50 much value IN pro-
,.c,inc the personal liberty Of the citizen
f,om uniust restraint, its effect will be q
b-e.k down the barriers erected BY the fran
Or. IL the Constitution TO prevent the cen
,r,liz,,,ou OF power in the Federal CIV
~rnment !, appears 10 be the purpose o
the party in power 10 Oblitersie State lines
20 Destroy State Institutions and Diminish
the power o. State governments ss'much q
possible. ard make the State governments q
SUBJECT 10 and dependent upon the Fedora
authorities. a. the different departments ios'
which France 10 divided. ere TO the reignlnI
DYNASTY. II hss been our theory Of gov
eminent that the military should be subor
dinsts TO civil authority. but the PFoe'sms
ton reverses this rule radically end make
the military authority supreme. Not on'
In the rebellious Districts, but ~ the State
most 10y Il 10 the government. the eonst'su
ton and the civil laws. 10 which oil shoul
be subject alike. not only the governed b.
The governors. are powerless to protect ID
cnizep 10 in his personal liberty and Coz
ss,u,ionsl righ,s- There may Be Deces
si,y for this substitution Of military for civ
authority, but il looks % though The 80
pers and Miners are busily q work onde'
mining the citadel Of constitutional liberty
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R.psrts Of the Battles Of Saturday and
Sunday.


Sunday.
WAsHScrou, September 22-Accordine
20 offlcisI dispatches received here. dated o.
late % I'VE o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Rosecrsns had information that Loncstresvs
CORPS had rsiuios sed Brsge's before the bsi.
lie az Saturday, snd Il wss subseque'ly set.
I'd By de.susrs from the rebel army that
Ewelps corps he'd also come to his assistance.
A prisoner sssen from Bragg. says Mobile
he's been stripped Of troops for Brsggs army
! nd owns thsi some troops have been sem
Ito him from Charleston; also. that troops
iron Lee army were in the last 6ght- 10
fsct. the whole Confedesscy seemed concen.
trssed there for the attach on Roseersas.
A rebel dispstch hss been intercepted on
1.-The extreme front Of the Army Of the Po'
Itomsc, wherein the rsbsI commander Of the
Army Of Northern Virgins Il informed. from
Richmond. that Bragg engaged Rosecrsn'
on Saturday and Sunday. capturing twenty
pieces OF artillery end 5000 prisoners.
The Star and National Republican. 10
their late editions this afternoon, have &C
} counts. evidently derived from cocis
sources. The longer one. from the Evening
Star, 10 % follows:
On Saturday. the 18th, demonstration
wss made BY the rebels 10 strong force
which appears 10 hsve been replied By ths
force Of Thomas. with the advantage on ths
Z Federal side.
On Sunday, IN engagement commenced
late in the morning. The first gun vss free
u nine A. N. but no considerable 6rnI
took place ill ten o'clock. Previous 70 tel
o'clock. General Rosecrsns rode The Who'll
length Of our line. Soon after. the bsttl
commenced.
y General Thomas. who held the left. begs
70 call for reinforcements. About twelv
I O'Clock. word came ihst he had been force
60 retire. The second line Of reinforcement
we're then sent 70 him, and McCook's Who'll
= corps. which vas On the right end . z
Z serve in the center. was sent 20 him. GeI
n Wood, Of Crisssnden's corps. and Van CIes
10 vho held the frort center. we're also orders
hs to the len, whore the fury Of the cannons'
showed that the enemy wW massed. Thu
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0rwe this week announce NJ. samuel
J.cobs. Of Hall township. - : esnd,dsse for
Real Es,s,s Apprsissr. M. Jacobs y one
n The pioneer residents Of this county. hss-
~ moved here with his father ~hen small
boy, nov nearly forty years ego. end sher
this county wss comparatively . willderness
He l. . sterling Democrat. and every -,
qualified for the Office for which his friends
,ut himsiorwsrd.
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October Election, lses.



Nm ED'rsK: Through the saIieIss'ios Of
his fellow citizens. NJ. SAnUEL n. JAcoBs
has consented 20 become candidate fos Real
E-is,e Appraiser o. DUBOIS county. q the
ensuing Oc,obev election. snd will b cup.
ported By MAsr Worms.
Ms. EDlron:-You ~lll please announce
,Lr name Of FnEDklIcs NsipEcx. - ess-
didste tor Appraiser Of Real Estate. q To
ensuing October Election. and oblies
CiIrzEss oS JAsrsl.
Circuit Prosecutor.
or The Democracy Of Gibson covass.
cordially recommend 20 the Democracy q
'he Third Judicial Circuit. NApoLsos b.
RisIscER. Esq % : candidate for Psoseest.
ing Aa,,orney a The ensuing October slss-
tion-
For County Commissioner.
ErWe are authorized 10 announce 0sa.
HARD NrEHAus - candidate Ter county con.
missioner Of Dubois county. q the snssise
Oc'obcr election.
For Auditor.
or We are sushorized to announce
Cspt- STsrHss JsxoER, 20 : csndidsss tyr
Auditor O. Duscis county. q the snssiss
October election.
GE We are su'horis-d to announce
THEODoRs SYsDEsnAss. % : candidate sss
Auditor u Dubois county. q the snssisg
Ocsobsr Election.
For Treasurer.
\ Nh EDlrsR:-Yos S,li please sssosses
the name Of DR L. SrsrHsssos. % csnsI-
late Tor Inc Office % Treasurer. Of Dubois
County. q the en- suing October Election
ADD confer : favor on msny eitissss 81
BAissRIpss Tovsssrs.
1--WE are authorised 10 announce J.
b. BrcKwERnERT. a. . candidate for Tssss.
urer Of Duocis County. q The ssssisg
October Election.
az We are authorised 70 ssssssss
HEsRy MAusTEL. q . candidate for fFsss-
urer OF Dubois county Il the ensuing Osss-
Der Election
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CcxxoH Pleas CoURr - This Court
Judge Laird presiding. begins lie October
term next Monday week. The mos' impor
tant csses 10 be tried we understand. ere
|brcuqh, here on charge Of venue from
Orange Counly-two suits Agsins' : rsil
rosd. The local docket. We are INFORMED
is large. but generally Of light cases
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WrThe attention Of the public i directed
~ The advertisement. in to-dsy's paper. o.
NJ. joe Egg. Mr.. Egg has just returned
rom Cincinnati. With quite an extensive
stock fashionable clothing and dry goods
vhich ne offrrs 10 The public % chesp %
|,he chespest. Go aud see hun. 70 who
want bargsins.
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0TThe latest sdvices from Rosecrsnr =
~ 20 the 23i. snd there had been no further
lighting since Monday. His army Is safely
., Chattanooga. and confident
81 being able to main,sin lie position. The
news from other points il unimportant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-26

CTAt New Lisbon. Wis. on Thursday
M. P.J. Bellinl Or. Of Milwaukee, while
engaged 10 political controversy. was attack
I'd BY some thirty soldiers. He endesvored
to escspe. but not succeeding in doing GO
drew : pistol and shot four Of his ASSISTANTS
killing enc Of ,h.m. The soldiers there
UPON beat out HE brains with . club.
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trws are informed BY Deputy y 8,
collector. Mr.. H Gseen. that he has forward.
ed his resignation, TO take eject - soon .
HE successor IL sppoin ed M. Green. ~s
believe. has discharged the duties Of HE Of.
Zee, 10 = very acceptable manner to oil with
whom he has had business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-26

HrAvr HArL.-The 81. Louis Republican
Of Thursdsy. reports the most violent hail
s,orm We hsve heard Of this year. Il occur
red 10 81. Charles county, Mo-. on Friday
nieh, of lss, week. and covered only two
miles square. The corn fields we're com
ple,ly stripped Of the corn. lesvisg the
stalks bare. and the corn having The appear.
snce OF being pouDded IN : mortar. One
msn wss killed and Others seriously injured
BY the hsilssones. Pigs 10 numbers were
killed. and the mex. day cart loads Of ducks
were taken from the Mauvsis Tempe Ciaie'
killed by the hail. Fabulous stories err
told about the size Of che hail. A gentle
man tells % that be ssw one stone which
after being kept 10 IN ice chest two and
hsIf days, wss ssiII q large q goose EGG
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-26

GrThe Indiana State Fair hegins neg
Mondsy 81 Indianapolis. Dusois county
agriculture should be largely represented.
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IA GREAT AN ERiCA.N
TEA COMPANY,

No. 81 Vesey street, New York;
Since IL organization. has created new
era in the history Of
VIII olesaleing Teas in this Country
They have introduced their selections u
TEAS, and ore selling them At not over
TWO CINTS (02) per pound above Cost
Never dsvisting from the ONE PRICE
ask~d
MOTHER peculiarly Of The Company
~ 10 that their TEA rAsrER not only de-
votes he time to thu selection cf their TEAS
|ss to quality, value. and psrtiruisr styles
for particular locsiities Of country. but b.
|helps the TEA buyer TO choose out OF their
enormous stock such TEAS o are best
sds pied 10 HE particular wants. and not only
his. but points out 10 him the best bsrgsins-
IL 10 essy 20 see the incalcuiable sdvsn-
|ssse . TIA BuYER has in the establishment
over al otaers.
If he il no Judge OF TIA. or The MARKEr.
!. his time - vsiusble. h. hss 81 The bench :
Iol . veil organized ~ ssem Of doing business,
lof IN immense ca-i'a!, Of the judgement
lot = professional TEA TAsrER. and the
nowledee Of superior sslesmen.
This enables al Tea buyers-no matter
In they are thousands Of miles from this
market--to purchase on o. good terms here
q the New York merehsnfs.
/ Parties can order Tess srd will be serv "a
by US q yell % though they came them
selves, being sure 70 get original Pseksges
true weights and fares; end the Teas srs
j w sresnted Is represented.
We issue . Price List Of she Compsny'I
Teas. which will be sent to al who order il
comprising
'IHyson. Young Hyson, Imperial, Gun
4 powder. Twankay and Skin.
,|OOl0Nc, S0uCH0MG, ORANGE AMI
hyS0M PEkOE.
u JAYAs TEA OF every description, coloFe
land uncolored-
4 This list hss each kind Of TEA divided in
I,o FOUR Clssses. namely: CARGO. hig
rICARGO. FINE. FINEST. that every on
n NAV understand iron description end th
. orices annexed that the Company are detel
mined 10 underselI the whole Tee usde-
We guarantee TO sell ALL our Tess I
not over TWO CENTS { OF Cents) ps
pound shove cost. believing this 70 Be .
, ltrscsive 10 the many who have here,ofoi
4 been paving Enormous Profits.
sIGREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
I'm por,ers and Jobbers. No 81 veres 81 rec
J, NEW YORK.
. September 26. 1s63.-3m
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~ The pspsrs state that the mouHs
men Of Gen. Burnside's command have
rec ched Ro.ec,sns. this il 50. the gallant
l65th il among them, and the brave men
Iron this county. 10 that regiment, have
likely had chance al the rebels ere this.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-26
ROCKPORT DISTRICT.
J. J. SrALLARp. p. +.

J. J. SrALLAnD. r. +.
Rockpor, Stationed. w. WALKER
Roekport Circuit-W. II. Grim.
BooDviIls and Yorktowu- N. J. Bell.
Neuburg-L- L walker.
Centre-W. w. Puett,
Linnville and Tsylorsville-W. n. d.
vidson.
Frsncisco-J. NJ. Hillysrd.
Pe,srsburg-J. B. Likely.
White Oak-L. Jones.
HsysvilIe-A- w. Sh'vely.
GeutryvilIe and EIizsbeth-A. Long.
Grsndview-T. Alexander
Csnnelton and Troy-w. Pstten.
Rome-E. Halves.
J.F. 81. Clair and A. HeuriDg. chaplain
10 The army.
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MINISTERIAL APfoIsrnESrs The foI
Living ere the appointments By ths Ms'fo
diet Conference Of Methodist minislsfs fos
this District:
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x x x
DIR. SWEETS
InfallibIe Lin ! m NJ,
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
= RHEunATIsn. cour. SEuRALorA. Lrn-
BAco. sITTF EEcE AsD JoIsTs. srRAfso.
BRUISES. cuTs AID woUHps. PILES,
HEADACHE. SED ALL RREUnA-
TIC AND HERvoUs Dis
oRprRs.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut.
The Great Natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut.
Il known eli over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut,
lie the author Of .Dr. Ssees's InfsilibIs
Lininent'
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures RHEUMATISM and never fails.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Il certain remedy for NeursIsis.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Burns end Scslds Immediately.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Il the best knosp Remedy for Sprains END
BruIses.
DR.. Sweets Infalliblc Linimeps
Cures Headache Immediately and vss never
snown 10 tsii.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Eminent
I 4 T.,,ss immaculate Yxsiof Tor Plies. and eel
dom fsils 10 cure.
4 DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Il Cures Toothschs in one Minute.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Cuts and wounds imuedistsly sSs
leaves no scar.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Eminent
Il the best remedy for Sorss IN the knovs
world.
\ DR.. Sweets InfalIible Liniment
/ Has been used By more shss million pso'
. pie, and ell praise Il.
!. DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
liz truly . ''friend 10 need" ssd every
!. lfsmily should have Il q hand.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimene
!. Il for ssle By I'll Druggisss. Price - &c
!, - ~ RICHARDSON 4 co.
= Sole Psopnstoss. Norwich, q.
Fos ssIs By I'll DssIess.
september csih, 1853 ~.
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nrThere was another very heavy frost
in this locality last night. Winter seems
10 be almost upon US.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

AYOTlCE 10 hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appoinied administrator
az the estate Of Daniel EIliss deceased;
said estate 10 supposed r. be solvent.
GILES N LANSFORD. admir-.
Sep,em Der 26ih. 1S63.-3w-
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by virtue OF . writ Of execution 10 ms
ID directed from the Clerks office Of the
Circuit, Court OF the United States for the
District Of Indiana. l ~iil on
THURSDAY. the Sth dsy Of October. 1868
1t the Curt house door. in. the foSn OF
jasper, 10 the County Of Dubois aud State
'ol Indiana. offer for sale al public auction.
the rents AMI profits for the term u seven
years oi the following described real es,sIe,
to.aIg:
The south hall Of section No. thirteen Is |,
Tow nshIp No. tao 81. range No. thee IL
west
The vest half Of The north west quarter
Of section No. one III. the norm east
quarter. aud the ess, hall OF the south ~s>'
quarter II section No too l2j, il Ta~nshIr
50. three 1871. OF range No. three 81 s-st
Aud upon failure 10 reslixs . cum cum
Gent 10 satisfy the demand. ! will q the
same ua.s and place. ofi-r Tor sale the to
simYIe Of the sam. Taken . the properly
Of Cnsrl.s c. Campbell The sui q The
Un,t~d s stes sgsIn.t William Van wsBhle
aud Charles G. CsmpbsIi
d. G ROSE. IT, ; Marshal.
b. n n BIGELOW. Deputy.
| September 26.n. 15D3-2S $40
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Urws undsrstand that the olst Indians
regiment. Col. John Mehringsr, hiss been
ordered into East Tennessee. They will
b likely % Be 10 q the winding Up eight
between Rcsoersns aud The rebels.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
10 hereby given that ] will sell
~ ~ ouhflc auction. on

SATURDAY, October 18th. 1868.
a the late residence Of Dssiel Ellis. late Of
Dubois County, deceased. oil his persosal
propsFiy, not taken By the widow. consist
ing q Horses. Hogs. one Jack, Corn. Osts,
Hay, two wagons. farming implements,
household and kitchen furniture, &c.
Terms--A credit OF nine months vii
be given on sums over three dollsrs. sht
purchaser giving his note with approved -
curity, waving valuation and sppraisemen
Laws, bearing interest from date; under y
GILES N. LANsFoRD sdnr.
Ssptembss e6th 1s6s.-ow.
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D-The Court House has thissweek re-
ceived new roof. Il needed IL.
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- A great novelty ~ss On exhibition =
tie Vermont State Fair. 10 Rutlsnd, last
week I,is IN the form o. steam pleasure
csniage adapted 10 moving over common
rosds- This machine 10 u exqu'site work
msnship. and. when supplied With wood aud
wafer Tor . "trip Of ~ mies. weighs only
go pounds. some four weeks since. this
carriage made the run over the public
shoroughIsre from Lowell 70 Roxbufy. =
distance Of 81 mills. "a 80 minutes. !, il
claimed that Il wi. m,ss on : common
road, mile 10 iwo minuies.
- George n. Coz. Drmocrs'. has heen
elected Delegate to c'~grrss from Wasn'
lagton Trn.,, ~. over Rsynor. Republican
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b. Il n BlGELOW. Deputy.
September zen. 15D3-2~ $40
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04
CONFECTIONERY.
JOSEPH sHAFFIELD's
u BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY,

Mr. SHAFT IEtD has just returned from Europe
where ho has made most extensive purchases of
Foreign Confectionery and Eruits. He 10 now
suppers, With the choicest dsloaces Of this coun.
try - we'll - Of other lands.
His arrangements for supplying iee-cream and
manufacturing these thiass, - he does, BY steam
power.
He 10 also serving up, in his saloon, OYSTERS
10 every style. Families oAu be supplied with
them at the shortest notice.
To all who may favor him with their patronage
he promises punotuality and satisfaotion.
oc1o-im
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n F F I @ I A L I.

HEApouARTERs,
ARMY AND DISTINCT or NopTH CAROLINA,
NEwDERH, n. c, October 2s, 1859.
General Orders, No. "a,
The Commanding Generals attention has been
called to the number Of regiments and posts with
out Chaplains. A this state Of thinss IL the re-
result Of choice indifference Il may be regarded
A. evidence that the volunteers have rstrosraded
form the high moral standard which they main.
tained and prized At their Northern homes. II 10
sad and humiliatlns reheotion that many Of our
gallant soldiers In the most mslarious state Of the
Union are deprived Of ministsrial advice and con.
ISOLATION, and have not even the hopa Of Christian
burial These things ought not 90 TO bs. They
are repusnant to all tho instincts and feelings Of
the American people.
The ID Article VI War reads "It 10 earnestly
recommended to all ofhoers and and soldiers dill.
gently to attend divine service" Congress and
the President have made the amplest provision
for carrying out the objects Of the article BY pro.
viding Chaplains for hospitals And regiments.
By command Of Major General Peck.
BENZ. D. FOSTER,
no4.it Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

ROvER's THEAf RE,
" Penn'a avenue, near Willafd's Hotel.
LEONARD GRovER....>.!........ ....DIRECTOR.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Of the fsvorite young American Actress,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
MAMMOTH BILL TONIGHT.
LUCILLE WESTERN IN TWO GREAT CHAR.
KOPPITZ's GRAND ORCHESTRA
BEAUTIFUL RKBtSEAu SISTERS
In their best efforts tonight.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. I, 1853
Win be presented, for the Hrst time this season,
.u' FLOWERS OF THE FOREST;
.rN or,
THE cIPsY;s REVENGE.
Cynthia, the Giysy Gill;. Misc Lucille Western
GRAND PAS DE GRACE,
BY the unrivalled Rabineau Sisters.
The performance concludes with the roaring farce,
THE LOAN OF A LOVER.
Gertrude, with songs. Miss Lucille Western
RATES Of AbaIssioS.NDfse.. and p.rqu.t
Circles 90 cents; Orchestra Chairs Is cents; Fami-
LORDS NEW HEATRE,
JOHN T. FORD. Manager % and Propristor. % G
tAlso Of Holliday-street Theatre, Bsltimore.)
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER I, 1858
MIR. JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
supported BY
Messrs. Harry Pearson,
Z. g. De We're,
Sidney wilkins,
Miss Annie Waite,
And the eRtire Company,
10 schiller's sublime tragic effort,
THE ROBBERS;
on,
THE FOREST OF BOHEMIA.
CHAs. DE MOoR.............J.w WILKES BOOTH
To conclude with
ROLLICCiEG FARCE,
WITH HARRY PEAHsoN IN THE CAST.
THURSDAY, Nov. .. Bulwer's beautiful play,
" The Lady Of Lyons.n
FRiDxY-BooTHs BENEFIT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04

A XES, AIDES, ETC.
n ship Csrpenters' BROAD AXES,
House DO 49, Apzrsio go
BENCH HATCHETs, sizes,
BOYS HANDLED HATCHETS,
ChOPPlNG do. do.
Kentucky and Yankee Chopping HATCHElS,
Lathing, Draw and shingliug do
BOX (unhandled) HATChE1S,
Hunting (oamp) do
Iu Quantities or at retail At lowest rates iUr cash
JOHN II. ELNANS,
oc2s-eolw 500 Pa. avenue, Washington, b. G,
JMPO RTANT TO FAMILIES So
i The undersigned, having perfected his arrange
ments In Philadelphia, New York, and Boston,
takes this method OF informing his old customers
and the public generally, that he Is receiving daily,
by express
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
salem County, New Jersey, Veal.
Prime Philadelphia Butter, Capons, Bucks coun-
ty and New Jersey Chickens, Sweet Breads, Phea-
SAINTS, Partridges, Grouse, snipe, WOodeoek, Reed
Birds, and every luxury Of the Eastern markets.
Clear Boston Pork, soused Pigs' Feet and Tripc,
smoked and Pickled salmon ana Halihnt. Also, -
large supply OF Foreign sna Domestic Fruits and
Vegetables
To families and others giving entertainments,
this 10 the cheapest and best place in Washington
to purchase. THOS WILSON,
ocls-sm ils Penn. av., bet. 10th and goth SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-04
THE TURF.
NJ Alto NAL COUR RISE
~ WASHINGTON.
FIRST FALL MEETING.
GRAND OPENING.
GRAND RUNNING WEEK,
Commencing
MONDAY, NovEMBER2D.

GRAND RUNNIN WEEK,
Commencing
MONDAY, NOVEMBER R2D.
First Day-MoNDAY, Nov. 2d-Sweeptakes for
al sy the TX Of o nSdes SS
the track. Mile heats.
second Day-TUEsDAY, Nov. sd-Purse $500, 3
Third Day-wEDNEsDAY, Nov. 4th-Purse
Fourth D,y-THuRsDAY. Nov. .s.h-Pur'e saOO;
Fifth Day-rRIDAY; Nov sth-Handieap, $50
entrance, % play or pay; 500 added. Single dash ~
i,a sixth Dy-sATURDAY,N Nov. 7sh-Pur,e $1,000
The stakes closed with the following entries:
MILE HEATS.
Mr.. Fields illy, by Lexington, dam Magdalen.
Mr.. Bush's b. {. Ben Bruce, BY Lexington. dam
Mr.. wstsons b. c. Captain Moore, by imp. Bal.
Mr.. Watson's Oh. Q. Aidebaran, by Commodore,
dam Mamie Lewis, BY Glencoe:
Mr: Hunters b; o. Copeek, by Lexington, dam
Or: weldens b. { Lizzie w, BY imp. scythian,
''A ~ HANDICAP, ssor.r.
Mr.. Bush's b. Ben Bruce, by Lexington, dam by
Mr.. wstson's b. c. Captain Moore, BY imp. Bal.
rownie, dam Jenny Rose, by Glencoe.
Mr.. Watson's ch. Q. Aldebaran, by Commodore,
dam Mamie Lewis, BY Glencoe.
MT. nuutet'b v. C- SOpeCky ny LcNluHtOH, uhui
Rosette, by Imp Yorkshire.
Captain Moores ch. Q. All, by Mshomct.
DR.. Welden's b. T. Lizzie W, by Imp. Scythian,
dam Prunella, by Glencoe.
Entrance, o per cent of the purses.
Races and Trotting commences at o'clock y. III.
each day, under rules Of the National Course:
The United States Brass Band will be In attend
ance daily
For all Trotting Purses, to enter and to start.
Membership cards, SO. Single admission, o..
By order OF the Board.
Oci27 A. MOFFAT, Proprietor.