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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
One Lesson of the Campaign.

One lesson Of the State campo ign just
closed, which the Democratic party OF
/ Vnllnndighnm men will probably learn
! is, that tho people Of Ohio are not yet
80 degenerate, 80 lost to oil virtue and
morality, hs to vote for man TO occupy
the hiphcs, Office in their power TO be-
stow whose supporter from the highest
to the lowest, have arriycd themselves
IN open hostility to the christianity oi the
Stuio, of the Nation; and most violently
bitterly, nssailcd the Protcstont churches
aud clergy Of the State. Tho churches
and clergy of the State were found to
be almost unit in support OF the Gov
crnment, and they were so, in favor of
Brough's election from principle, a high
aud solemn sense of duty duty to their
country, to Liberty, and to God aud
the Democratic leaders set themselves to
destroy their influence, blnckcn their
characters, aud set them aside. But
they must have commenced this work
with n blind md reckless infntuation,
little realizing the strength of the Chris
tian churches of Ohio the strong hold
the clergy Justly have of the popular
mind und hurt.
The census Of $40 give the State OF
Ol'o ab ~, 400 evangelical churches;
aud they must have had a membership ol
from two To four hundred thousand ;
enough 10 turn the scales of any cleo
ton. Their churches have almost in a
solid phal,nx voted for John Brough;
nnd Vallandigham lies down beneath the
ballots Of 100000 sturdy, honest ycoman
aud Christian lrccmcr.
Vallandighum leaders bid for the rnb'
hlc, carcsscl the ribblc, AMI the rabblc
they hud-Churchcs Ministers, Sunday
Schools, noble intelligent Christian
men, were scorncd aud thought 10 have
no influence; they were sure Of success
but behold the results +! The Chrislnni'
~ Of the State understands now ml
well who its enemies are; and in politi
cal llc they viii he remembered.
The clergy aud Christian churches OF
Ohio still live.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
the Result IN ONO.

We publish elsewhere in this weeks
Tribune table Of returns Of the result
in Ohio. II will be seen that BRoueH.
the lifelong Juckson Democrat has a
majority Of 6i,2 ,2sj over the dirty sneak
ing Canada traitor. The goin over the
majority given to Armstrong, the present
Secretary Of State, who wns elected last
year is 69.I0s. Itwi i'll be rccollccted that
this msn Armstrong sieaked into that o.
fee during the absence Of 100000 gallant
soldiers, and who his been styled by the
dctcstable leaders Of the vallandighOn
party MS " LrscoLs's Docs " IL we are
no. greatly mistaken, when these /" Lin
cola Dogs" return home there will be
some loud barking, aud perhaps some Of
these inscriptions vullundigham leaders,
W III be sorry fer the mean epithct appli-
ed 10 these brave soldiers
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
THE WAR FOR THE UNION
Iccrc,tond,hce Cincinnati Commercial. !
FROM MEMPHIS.

Chalmers Retreat from coliicrsviiic
Intercepted BY Colonel Hotch-A
Desperate Fight on the Tsiiahtchie.
MsxpHrs, Oct n VIA CAIRO. 10.
Il is reported that the rebels in the
colhctsville hgh', had jus, 3,ooo mcu and
lost 100.
Colonel Hutch interrupted his retreat.
las Mvndny, az lnpham Mill, three miles
south of Byhalia, whore severe 6eht Of
Lhcm two hours cnsucd, when the cucmy
wue dielodrcd from his strong position
where HE runs had been udvnningcou'ly
posted, md his infantry we'll covered
Tho position WINS carried by Lieutenant
Colonel + pilhrs' brigade On the right,
atd center, the 7ih Illinois and 9Th Kan.
sas leading the charge.
Tho enemy lost iity killed and wound
81. Tho rebels rctrcotcd, md were
pursued by Colourl Hatch thirty mites
further south 10 The Tallnhnichic. Here
,hcy held strong position nj the little
town OF Wyalrs, where nccp trench
had brcn tug ull around The ''wn. Tho
cu,my's rcirfurccmcuts reached ih'm in
tnnc to srrvr At throc O'Clock Tues.
don. when the Frdcrala arrived there, the
r,b,ls occupied tho fiitr side with 1900
W. 1000 m,G uud uinc pieces Uf artillery.
Colonel Hatch hos 1900 men and
sgh, pi. ccs OF artillery, in two brigndcs,
onc under L utenent Colonel Phillips
aud the other under Lieutenant Colonel
Morris. Shortly ui,rr the fight hcgnr
Huich's nt,illcry was mnsscd in the ccn-
ter, aud the cGcmy's skismishcts driven
in, aud thy charged on the Ed rnl's
len.
This wns received and rcrulscd, with
fearful loss to the enemy, by the nth
Illinois Infantry. 6th Illinois Cav Try, 3d
Michigan MD 7ih Knnrn., which had
chang d ,n the riqh, and taken possession
ur sumo luv houses. They were IN turn
charged by the enemy aud driven back To
their supports with lu,s. The cucmy
'hcu kept up terrific fir from artillery
un the Federal center, but we're in time
driven from their position by the let Ill.,.
nois Light Artillery aud battery OF the
ah Illinois Csv,lry,
For few minutes there was q lull.-
Il lacked half an hour of night. Col.
Hatch ord red the right wing % swing
riund tu the center, when tho enemy
ii, d. anolhrr desperate charge on our
lett, aud were nguin rrru'acd by the I'd
Michigan and 9th and OH Illinois R'gi-
mruts, leaving their dead on the gr und.
Nigh, chased, dam, aud rainy. The
cncmy It'll held their ground. Culoucls
Phillips and Morris were ordered to close
., on the enemy with their bri..adcs, the
Federal arr illrrv in the meantime playing
nn the log house which the enemy were
firing from s,cudily.
The Frdcruls closed, aud ub ut ninr
o'clock charged on the town, tho rchcls
puNging ~ cVu'u'iv" ,",, ,,- -i---. -.
hurriedly crowded ov rthc bridge, lcnv.
ihr ~ FoncraI pusSrsNtuu rrvvury nv,
prisoners and three hundred rides.
In tho lat charge CaptJin Palmer, the
en-, my's chirrot artillery, was taken.
H. the six days fglhiug the F,dcrols
killed sixty rebels, and took number ot
prisoners and three hundred small urms.
The town Of Wyatls was fired aud to-
tally destroy ed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

or the abovc seven coprerhsais, at least
Ave will he beaten by the soldiers' vote, viz
llarmouut. of the 18th o'Conncr. oi the
18th Beebe, of the l7Ih and asih Kenney
Of tho e9th and Willett, Of tho 32d Dis
rict, leaving (ifany) but two copperheads
vis; Converse and Lang, lfJoseph C. De-
vim. the Union candidate in the l7th and IS III
Di,tIiets, comprising the counties of Nor
row. Knox. Holmes, ard Wayne, docs mol
get more than 900 majority Of the soldiers
vote, We shnll bo disappointed, So also Of
Stanton. against HsrmOunt, in Coshoc,on
and Tusesrawss Morrow against o'Conner
in Monroe. and Guernsey Gsss against
Krnney. in Richlnnd and fshland and
rorris. against wilet, in willisms. Fulton
Defiance, Henry, PaulIirg, Van Vert, Mer
ccr and Allen.
In the House the Unionists have elected
seventy by the home vote, and will elect at
least ten more by Ire soldiers vote. making
the House stand, Union, eighty copperhead
seventeen; being a Union Majority. larg,
" enough for all practical purposes"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

The dsy has been a warm, clear October
one, aud cur army has been In excellent
position, and portics from the front say
in good fighting trim. SO far. however
from battle resulting, the enemy's iron,
resting on the side Of the famous Bull
Run Creek, hos been weaker, and skir-
m,hing with il has been Of desultory
und light character oil day.
The rebel army, II is supposed, is TAX
irg up stronger position, nearer Bull
Run Mountains, though this slight change
toward on apparent rearword movement
hss been construed, by rumor ouIy, into
direct advance toward the Upper Po.
,omuc, and, cons qucutly the invasion Of
Maryland. News, however, from up the
river. his evening, shows that, as yet,
nothing Of the kind hos occurred, nor do
any forces appear at nny Of the principal
points in that section.
II miy be stated that il Is not an easy
mnttcr for the enemy 10 mike another
n,tcmp, On our army's flank. The rear
Is too short aud the enemy too far from
his base.
Our losses thus far on the whole re-
treat frou Cnlpcppcr, amount TO two
hundred soldiers killed. wounded aud
missing, aud few wagons aud smnll
amoun, Of baggage belonging to the 9th
Corps which was destroyed by our own
men, who thus prevented II from falling
into the cncmy's hands.
The loss in the 2d Corps a, the battle
oC Dri,'oc Station, was ubout two hun
drrd killed aud wounded the proportion
Of Elllcd being small.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
Lee Moving NoTib

The New York Herald Of the nth.
contained the following dispatch dOtcd
18Th: There was u renewal Of artillery
firing on our extreme right to-day, con.
iinring only lew minutes. Tho main
body OF the enemy hns disappeared, and
nobody knows where except General
Mead, and his Confidential military coun'
.rl1rs. Even the regular brigade Of cav
airy, advancing beyond cur front, failed
to find them in any considerable number
AT o'clock this evening, oil quiet in
front.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

THE NATIONAL DEBr.-A dispntca
from Washington states tho, the national
debt is far less in amount than the enc
mics of the Government hoped il would
be on the Is, of October. They had pro-
phesicd that we would owe three thou
sand millions dollars before the end ol
the second year OF the wtr, but tho Gov
crnmcnt enters upon the third year with
a debt Of only twelve hundred and TWEEN.
ty-lwo millions, seven hundred and iny
thousand dollars, The increase Of this
debt hereafter will be moderate, the Gov
ernmeut being abundantly supplied with
muskcts, cannon and clothing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

GENERAL McCLEiLAN,-on the day Of
election letter from General Mcclellan
was published, in which he says that he
had a conversation with Judge Wood.
ward, and tha, he found that their
"vicws agreed" Ii that is the case
Mcclellan did not leave the army mo-
mcnt too soon, As to being an eligible
candidate for the Presidency the Cop
perhcads can settle that after the verdict
just given BY Pcnusy lvania and Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
DIS MoiSEs, Iowa, Oct, IA.

DIS MoiSIs, Iowa, Oct. IA.
Twen,y-six counties in Iowa give Col.
Stone, the Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor, 1855 msjori,y over Gen. Tuttle,
the War Democratic candidate.
The only counties yet rcportcdt ts Civ.
ing msioritics for Gen. Tu,tle, are Du-
buque rnd Napier. which united, give
him HIS majority, showing lSrge Re-
publican gains.
Col, Stones majority in the State will
probably reach $4,000 TO $4,000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

WAN Has Ts TRluNPns, So has PEACE.
While the armies of the Union were
winning brilliant victories, the Chemical
SG'eratRs was enjoying series Of un-
Interrupted lriumphs over the popular
aversion to all salcralus, bccOusc the
common kinds in use were found to be
dosuuctive. Science had demonstrated
tha; the Chemiedl Sdieraius was no,
only pure in its nature, but wonderful in
itS eff cts, producing better biscuit than
any vther kind of saieTatus or soda
known.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

WI are glad to see disposition on the
part OF Manufacturers in this country to
excel in quality, and Of consumers to pur.
chase the best in the mark,t, especially
In the Srliclcs which enter into the food
of man. We are led to the above re-
marks since having the pleasure of eating
some very nice light Biscuit, made from
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Salerstus.
Our better.half pronounccs II the best
she ever saw. Try il. Most all the
Grocers and many Druggists sell il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

VOLUNTEER Ann We SHALL NAVE No
rRAIr-rh" Cleveland Plain Dealer is
one OF the ID, mocratic organs, that has
not abandoned the cause Of the country,
Hear how man who was NALLANplc.
ItAMiR under stress ot party discipline
can tnlk after the election;
The State hus u little lease Of time yc,
To I'LL up il, quota, aud thus save herself
the iuco,Ncuicncc aud practical hard.
ships of dran. Let Ohio now emulate
the , Samp.c of Indiana and fll up her
ranks prompt Il every man will Put
hIs shoulder 10 the wheel, the trnft can
be- ,yoidyd The moneycd men by
makiug generous provisions icr the fami.
lies Of volunteers, can do much in this
cause. We have bern favored by such
an extension Of time, that il il our duly
as well ~ uur Interest 10 make energetic
eil1r.s to comply with the demands Of the
Government and fill up ly our fair pro.
portion, the weakened ranks OF our brave
men in the Gold.
"Rl'ly round the fag, boys" and let
Ohio odd 10 her cscutcheon, the signal
merit Of having, in a few days, completed
her quota 10y tho voluntary action ,fher
c,t zcns,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
TIE UNION PYRAMID FOR iso3
ELECTIONS YET TO COME orr.

Elections are yet to he held this Fall
by the following States, on the dates
named, viz;
New York, Tuesday, Noy.a
Wisconsin, Thursday, Nov 8,
Maryland, Wednesday, Nov. 1.
Dclcwarc, Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Minnesota, Tuesday, Nov. 3.
West Virginia, Thursday, Oct, %.
Massachusetts,, Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Missouri, Tuesday, Nov. 3.
New Jcrsy, Tuesday, Nov. }.
Illinois, Tuesday, Nov. ;.
In Maryland, Delaware md West Vir.
ginia, Congressman are to be chosen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

THERE were large numbers of con.
scripts in the I'd Corps, which behaved
so gallanlly the o,he, day, at Bristoe
Station. They are reported to have
fought well. Associated, as they have
been, with veterans, they were speedily
converted into good soldiers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
Union Mrcting in Nashville

NArllN llHIt '''Ns ios
Large Union meeting hst night celc.
b-Ecd pcnnsylvauin aud Ohio victories
Officers from Chattanooga report Brugg''
army in force in front Of Chattanooga
They don't believe any part of the rebels
have left To reinforce Lee.
The Cumberland River ni llarpcih
Shoals is swollen ten feet. Thc low
Rnds in the vicinity of the city, are Gu
tirev submerged.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

pVGSAoIous JOINS AT Democratic
mass meeting held at BrumdSld, Bucks
County, Pa. on the Sd inst, MIR, j.,
Clancy Jones, Buchanan's Minister to
Austria, said in his speech; elf we can.
not carry the election this Fall, then
there is nothing len US but rebellion" /"
How are toa, rebcll.onl
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City OF Baltimore, q. n.


bALiiaohhp oCt. iAs
The vote for members Of the City
Counsels to-day was very light, Their,
was no opposition except few indepen'
dent candidates. All the regular noni
nees were elected, except in the Seventh
and Twentieth wards. where indepen-
dents" were elected. AL are Suooadi-
fisnai UnioH men.
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PHoyosr MARsHAL's OEVick, J
9TH CsN0RESsIoNAL DIsr. oF Omo.S
SANDUsKY, o., Oct. 2, le63.S

CIRCULAR NO. 2i.--Notice lie hereby
given. that a soldiers captured and parol-
ed before the first day Of September. 1868.
have been exchanged, and that they must
report to their proper posts Immediately foy
duty. or they will be arrested and treated a
deserters.
These at large must report 90 the Provost
Marshal Of the District in which they are.
who will furnish transportation 10 the near.
est Military Post.
BY order Of Cot ED. A. PARRoTT,
A. A. Pro. Mar. Gen. of Ohio.
J. JOHN STEINER,
Capt. and Provost Marshal,
9Th Dist. Of Ohio |,
ct. 8, 1863. LIT.
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Election tu Nebraska.
OMAHA Oct. l4th.

An election was held yetterday for
members Of the Legislature. As near as
can be Nseertained, the present House
will stand % Unionists to ~ Democrats.
The Coupeil will stand Union to 0
Democrats. The Territorial Auditor
and Treasurer are 4" Opposition"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

OF THE editor Of the New Yorl
World, who sympa,h;sed with the traitor
in Canads, and done all in his power tC
secure his election. one would suppose
by reading his editorials on the result
in Ohio. that he is anxious to become a
martyr along " ith the man in Canada.
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INDIANA O. X.

The returns from Indiana are megrea,
but it is generally conceded that the Un-
ionis,s have carried the State by hand.
some majority.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

PEsssrLvASrA rejoiees over the great
victory Of Tuesday last, Her sons have
decided that the Union must and shall
be preserved"
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lcoRREsPoSpEscR OF THE TRIBUsE.]
From LITTLE Rock, ARKANsAs,(
SEPT, as. 1863,

SEPr. 25, 1868.
J. ROBINS ESQ - DEAR Sir AS
have a few leisure moments, will de-
vote il at the present in debating an
epistle to you. We arrived at Little
Rock, or rather opposite this place a
week or ten days ago. We did expect
to have a very severe engagement in
taking this place, as il is, or would be OF
great benefit to Price or Kirby Smiths
army. The rebels have an arsenal here
that Uncle Sam bull, before the rebel
lion broke out. The population before
the rebellion,was about 5000, bot at the
present there are mere than that num-
Der which makes it quite lively place.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

A DEsERrER was shot dead in the
streets of New York, on Tuesday. His
body fell into celler way, and the coro-
neI's verdict was, served him right.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

or The Ohio State Journal says il
understands SAM Cox says that he did
not vote ior NALLAHpIsHAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
MORGAN's MEN.

a dispatch dated Chicago the 18th,
states that 26 Of M,rgan's infamous
thieves escaped from Camp Douglas on
the night OF the i7th, by digging tunnel
from ono of the barracks under tho fence.
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or Tho New York Herald says
" The great mistake of Vollandigham
aud all the coppcrhcOds was their folsc
Interpretation Of the elections OF last
tall, They accepted the defeats of the
administration from New York to Hi.
nois as nothing less than Northern pop.
ulnr revolution against the war, and in
favor of peace on any terms, New
Hampshire, Rhode leland rrd Conncc,i-
cut, with the returns of spring, told n dif.
iercnl story but the stupid coppcrhcod
faction, still pcrsisting in their folly, have
received from Maine still more cmphat.
ic reputation, aud in Ohio chastisc.
mcnt they can not misunderstood"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

or The New York Herald attributes
the overthrow Of the Democratic ticket
In this State" coppcrhesd stupidity"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
THE OHIO ELECTION.

A Table showing the Mnjorities fer
Brough and vnllandighnm, as far as heard
from, and the Union guin over the vote
of last year.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
The State Senate.

The following are the Senators elected to
tho next General Assembly, with the mnjori'
ties Of each, by the HOME VOTE. Those in
Roman are Unionists in small caps. copper
heads
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WAsuINGroN, Oct 10.

There is bu, one item II real iscl to.
d y from the front, Omurg umurs with.
,ut pumb,r, aud that is tha, Lees army
has entirely fallen back from Bull Run
no, even pick,t being in sight.
General Sichlss was 10 confident that
on cugHg,mrnt was not probable, that he
came in to-day, there being NO rebels in
NJ, adr's front TO fight.
Whittier they have gone IL matter Of
Speculation, sustained only by few
hrlrf facts. Our cavalry have discover.
cl that one column N the enemy have
moved northwest as il going through
Thor ughiare aud \dis Gaps iu,o Lru.
dan.Nall"y, hut whether the final dellins.
,iap is the Shcnand, Valley or u sim,
pie march around back 10 Culp"ppcr
again, /, yet 10 bi determined.
II was believed at Bull Run, this az
tcrnoon, ,hS' wa wi nd occupy Beaten
station, just ths side of the RappahSu.
noot, by tomorrow morning.
Tho War D,psr,mcat hOs NO cophr.
nation Of rumors that iurce OF rcbels
have appeared into the Shenandoah
Valley, and have no intelligence that the
SIh Maryland Regmcutwus captured by
thc rebels at Charleston. Virginia, yes
tsrday. an wldely published here Io-dsyr
IoS that any rebels ore on the Upper Po'
tomac.
SO far. frpm the stat,mont ..mg true
ihut NJ ads army had retrcated to Wush-
iugton, tho simple fact is that il holds Po-
sitioos. to- night. that twenty hours succ
w,re in possession of the rebel forces.
Qua slluiou OF Lees retrogade move-
ment isgSen Ia cur army to the eiiec,
that his seven dsys' supplies had given
cut Saturday, and thoi, falling to have
captured some Of Meade's trains and to
get bis own tfainssp, he has been oblig-
cd to fall back for supplies.
We find in the cincinnS,i Commercial
10 their special frem Washington of the
Nth, the following: II was confidently
antic ipatcd to-day that Lee would give
hatiis, if NJ al, on ihc old Bull Run field.
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A JUST REBUkE.

The traitor vaIlondiehum has been
beaten IN MS own uug,,s.,o.,., A,-,-,..
Tho Cnnnrrhcnds was Growing a few
days ago that this traitor had carried the
!" Old Third" District, Tho district il
composed of prchlr, Montgomery and
Rulcr. Here Is the result Prcblc aud
Montgomery gives BRuuGH 1927. But
lcr gives the Canada man l,Oi5. Brough's
majority is ~ votes. Tho "Old Thir',
District" is redeemed il horn.
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0FFIoK OF PRovosT MARSHAL OF the \
9th Congressional Distrct Of Ohio,
SandUsky City, Oct. ~, le03.
naaruffau % SarvicR.
Il Recruiting Service.

BY virtue of an order issued by the A. A,
Provost Marshal General of Ohio, am au,
tborixed to receive Recruits, for any Regi.
ment. Battalion or Battery now in the field
from this State.
A Bounty OF THREE HUNDRED DOL:
LARS will he pal to all new Recruits--and
a Bounty ofFoUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
for veterans
Any one desirous Of securing to himself
the benefit Of this liberal offer Of the Gov,
eroment, can do SO by application at my
Head Quarters in the Custom House in San.
dusky City, Ohio. J.J. EINER,
Capt. and Pro. Marshal, 9Th Dist Of Ohio,
OsL l6, 1863. a--n
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FROM THE POTOMAC.

Ndviccs from Washington, dutrd the
lstn, lust, intimalcs that strange move.
mouts are taking place with the army ol
,uc Potomac. The dispatch states that
the rcbcl urmy had crossed the Potomac,
uud wos marching on Washington. The
ircqucneyoi such rumors has couScd them
- be- disbcl,vcd, aud there is serious
rpes n to believe that Lee, with an aug
rcu,pd force. il marching in that tlrrc'
ton. aud will cruss that river TO attack
Washington ON the north side, II not pre-.
v'nt,d. Genrral NJ, adc is mnssiug his
forcc in thS, direction, and battle m Y
, hc expected within twenty.icur hour
In, no upprrhcnaions are entertained Os
g. the result.
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q. s. PHILLIPS

Fremont SeRtiael Snd Wayandote
Pioneer, please copy,
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YOUNG IOWA SPEAKS!

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