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The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

THE PROFESSION EDIToRIAL.-The fol-
lowing was doubtless intended as an
animated compliment to the gentlemen
of the Press. 1t is from the peripatetic
authoress, Mrs. Royal: X
The last. though not the least, of my
friends, is Mr.. Sharp. the editor. | have
more than once observed, that editors
are the most feeling men in our country,
and upon several accounts, the most de-
serving, and. what is equally true, the
worst rewarded in proportion to their
deserts. An editor is always at home
be is always in his Office; he is always
unengaged he listens with attention he
hears with patience be is quick at dis
cerning be is patient of wrongs, grateful
for favors he exposes the presumptuous
and advocates merit foe to vice a
friend to virtue an enemy to oppression,
and the never failing friend of the injured
They toll at the oar night and day,
to improve, instruct and amuse mankind
If il were not for them, the world would
revert back to barbarism. They are the
watchtowers Of our liberties; the life and
soul, and sinews, as we'll as the glory, O
our country.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

OvxRLooKED.-It has just been discov-
cred that man is in the Maryland State
Prison whose term expired twelve years
ago. He has served nineteen years on a
sentence Of Q little less than seven years
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

Every man thinka shat Casar's wife ought to be
above suspsion but he is far less particular Rs TO
what Cesar himself epght to Re'
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

The gleeful happy laugh of children is the best
home music and the graceful figures Of childhood
are the best statuary.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
FROM BRISTOL.

'BRIsToL, Deer lO.-Last advices from the
front say Longstreet's forces are in line OF
battle at Rutledge, his rear guard skirmish-
ing with enemy, whose pursuit has not been
vigorous since cur forces left Morristown.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
FROM VIRGINIA.

Captain Everett's rsiding party returned
to Abingdon yesterday. They attacked the
enemy at Mount Sterling G. e.; routed them
after stubborn resistance, during which court
house and Jail were burned. He captured a
large number of fine horses, and 100000 in
greenbacks.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
FROM DALTON.

DALTON Dec. 9--Gentlemen just from
Knoxville say, siege certainly raised. Enemy
$4,000 strong, appeared in front of that place,
and Longstreet withdrew, and marched his
troops towards North Carolina
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
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wss no sasb State ~ west yifglais, ihsfs.
fore, soald bs no ssastofs from sosh State
Ny sois Of % to 3, Senators vefa admitted
10 seats.
The House organized BY eisclng Schuyler
Collar, speaker, on dfst ballot
The Speaker, on taking The chair, declared
himself In favor Of crushing the rebellion BY
ali the means Ia the power Of the govern.
ment.
Lincolns message was not delivered TO
either house. Il Is said that Il will be short.
or than usual Its most prominent feature
is the reference TO reunion question, which,
however, he only briefly alludes to, aud in
Inmates that the time has not yet come for
It's full discussion. lie Is said in this matter
to take very conservative grounds.
kilograms from East Tennessee are only
confrmatory of Longstreets retreat
FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, December ll.--Twelye shells
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

Don't try to encourage your neigh
bor. saws the Atlanta Confederacy, by
confidential whispers in this ear, that the
Southern armies are bound to prevail
over their enemies. Ifyou want to con-
vince one ofthat fact, in language more
eloquent than music. and 10 tones louder
than the trumpet's blast and the cannon's
peal, quietly buckle on your cartouch'
box and shoulder your musket, and say
netting to him at ell. Silence and ex-
ample are more impressive than words.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, December ll.--Twelye shells
thrown into the city last night, doing but
little damage Our batteries replied,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
Telegraph Markets,

NEw YoRk, October COttOn-Pirm at 9rlS92c
for middling uplAnds.
FIour-oPened S@6e better, with fair demand,
but closed dull; Extra State &c 1887, Extra r. IL
o. - OS9S IS for good to choice extra
UWheat-oPsDed irregular aud unsettled aud uR.
settled and closed heavy Al decline Tate; 81 80
@l SO toI Chicago spring, 81 1891 81 for MIwaukeo
club. u S49l 80 for amber Iowa, 81 SOL - for
winter red western.
BITley-LOWeF; Chicago 81 20.
COEn-OPened dull and closed firm, with fair de
mAnd; 9i9S6 for shipping mixed westsrn-95@ 1881
oats-D.elI fully &c; sS@ss for western.
Cohee-DulI and prices nOmtnAlly unchanged.
Sugar-Quiet and firm.
Enthusiastically; Cuba Ale.
Pork-Dull and lower: $I4 5OG0ll as for old mess.
sle9l6 new do. 81 76@I2 IS for new prime
SIC 4oSSio ~ for new prime mess.
Beef-Dull aud unchanged.
Cut Meats-Quist and fTm
Bacon Sides-QuIet.
Lard-Aetlve aud firm at ll3<9I2c.
ChSese-Pirm at l9c.
Money-MOro active at GOT a cent.
Sterling-RirmeF, but quiet, ut l7Oal7l
dold-frmer, but very irregular and unsettled :
opening Of b6k, declining TO $50, advancing to
Gq We s.eeEs-EIfSsr; U. s. &c 1881 coup.
stOcks-PirmeE, but quiet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
8g Uelearaph.
Afternoon Report.
Operations Active at Charleston

Operations Active at Charleston.
NEw YORK, October 15-Morris Island
letters to the Tribune contain the follow
log:
TAursday. October s.-To.day has been
a very severe day ON Wagner, more so than
any we have experienced since our occu.
patton of the fort. The firing has been
mostly from the James Island batteries
There were 3 killed and IL wounded dur
ing the day. One shell exploded in the
doorway OF a bomb proof, killing one and
wounding five.
October 9.-Forts Moultrie, simpkins and
Bragg fred continuously at working par
ties 10 Wagner and Gregg. They have the
exact range and plump their shells aud
shot with deadly effect and accuracy into
our works. They have been practicing to
Gre almost simultaneously, so as to make
the cover Of our men less available against
shot coming in diverse directions almost
at the same moment. Excellent bomb
proofs preserve the men from most of the
missiles but still our casualties are uumer'
Gus
One of our 200 FOUNDER batteries that has
been silenced for week reopened this
morning on Forts Sumter, Johnston aud
others.
October TO- The rebel Fort Johnston is
again silenced. A skillfully aimed shot
entered an embrasure yesterday and dis
mounted the gun.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
Rumors, Etc.

WAsHINGroN, October ia special to
the Times says rumors Tonight in Wash.
ington are excessively thick. Among 9TH
er improbable stories Is one that the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad is cut by the re.
bells at Martinsburg. The following dis
patch received at this bureau this evening,
from ". P. Smith, master of transporta.
ton on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
efectually strangles at least one of many
absurd reports:
"There is no foundation for the report
that our line has been cut, nor has there
been any reason to believe it will be. All
our trains, both passenger and freight, are
running regularly"
There are over 5000 vacant beds in the
hospitals here.
About 1916 wounded from the front ar.
rived here tonight. They were wounded
in various skirmishes in our front.
The Confederate War Department has
made two new aud independent depart
meuts in North Carolina. Wilmington
and the region Of Cape Fear has been as
signed to the command OF Gen. W. H. q.
Whiting, while the balance Of the State is
under charge of Maj Gen. Geo. E. Pickett.
and Gen. Augur temporarily assigned to
the command OF the defensss at Washing
ton
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
- ~ covkr- BEEONk JrpeE CALD.

Tx.,t ~ JAMES COLLINS FoR rHE
,ssS o. JsH< W. Lx~t$.-Testerday
-. ,se IL n day 20 the progress of this
A t1,rNsrdiaAry interest has been
-,..r,:si Ia the result The Court room
=. .-,a4ri iaripI the whole OF the day.
" E..s.sson opensi tor the defense aud
~, .ssa, 10 asass- Tie WAS then fol-
sse. Sy Judge NeuHOu who occupied
,s,s,.se sane lraEsh Of time,
al, R-a wilson then proceeded to ad
rs, ne jay or behalf Of the prisoner.
a. ;sAI the case had been SO ably,
....u.z,ly AaI logically presented TO the
~ .sa;. were the case OF Auy minor i'm
...-..z.e. Sc would resume his seat and
:, b,as suIin a matter OF such vital
rs.oer 30 his clieni-wheu all on
--z .s. aim was at stAks-he should be
-s.-e4a, 10 the duty he tad undertaken to
-s.-arm j, be dad not adj even his humble
.-s-rueat 10 she cause. lie then reviewed
t.e evsieace Aui presented the most IA
rorAble gs,uts ia very fOrciOle manner
before see jury. He said that the idea of
Aea-Vieuoa ios murder 10 the 6rsI degree
~. 50 absurd aha, he would rot insult
- good sense of the iu:y by arguing
Aslsasi il Tie said that Doyle, the prin-
,.s. ui;aess for the State, ought to be
A.-e.ss Aui Pauished for bringing on the
@ss;y which resulted IL the death Of
-srt.- II Doyle had been decent u,au
So a4G allowed Collins to go by 10 peace,
L-rs night have been living to- day, and
Is as 4: liberty to 60 home and comfort
s.. distressed family.
A.:oraey General Caldwell. last night,
,.-..aded ia a most able argument for the
>...=. aud the case vas then committed to
- 5ary
P. S.-Tbe jury. after an absence of
seous ,hrss-quAs,sss of Al hour, came into
=. COur; and reported that they could
80; agree, when roey we're adjourned by
= ise Caldwell until o'clock this morn.
.oar types with which We furnished
w-4ass3Ay' proceedings of this trial were
--,ak.sh. Tasy made Us say that Major
E..ae- the States Attorney. argued for q
-z7..,,oa OF murder IN tue second de-
t.ee ae asked ;os q conviction of muir
..r = :ae arst teSree''l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
Last Nights Report.
Whv Meade Retreated.

WASHINGTON, October IA CORES
pondent of the New York Commercial says:
The moment the rebels saw that in the re-
treat from the Rapidau of our army on
Saturday last, that 1t was Gen. Mead's in.
teution to reach the north bank of the
RappahannOck in safety, they commenced
a rapid march to turn our right flank, but
General Meade was too soon for them, and
had taken up his position on the north
bank of that stream. Nothing dauuted
however by this failure, the enemy has
continued to advance even TO the north
bank of the Rappahanock, and yesterday
was in Gen. Mead's front in considerable
force. 1t is reported the skirmishiug was
kept up all day, and that our army fell
back on the line of the Railroad desiring
to reach Manassas if possible. Lee will
fight With the Rappahauock behind him,
and has not, il is believed superior num-
bers yet. No one would be surprised to
hear on the heels Of this, the belief that
the rebels had been suddenly reinforced.
OF course. all sorts of rumors are ahoat.
General Meade is much stronger than 10
generally supposed.
1t is said that this morning Lee appear
ed in force again and commenced an attack.
Washington Is wild with excitement over
the rumors. It iS fully believed that .
battle has commenced, and that General
Meade retreated to obtain the choice OF o
battle field.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
The Falling Back Of the Army Of
the Potomac.

WAsHIHGrON, October IS "A special to
the World says, II il generally believed
that our army will take up for the time
being position with it's centre resting on
the Orange l. Alexandria railroad, at about
OattIetts station. Falling back to this
point has been for some time talked about
II not determined upon at headquarters.
A recent engagement on the RaPtdan,
In which a regiment Of New York cavalry
was so badly cut up and large portion Of
the l23d New York infantry taken prison
ers, illustrates the inexpedieucy OF so
lengthy front as the line of the Rapidan
obliged the army to maintain.
CatJIetrs station is some distance this
side of WnrreutOn Junction, near which
Gen. Meade had his headquarters previous
to his late advance to Culpepper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
Meade's Army Preparing for a
Fight.

NEW YORK, October l5.-The Times spe.
sinl says the surplus baggage of the army
Of the Potomac is removed to the rear aud
the army is stripping for the fight.
Meade's position yesterday morning was
on the north bank OF the Rappahan mock,
his right flank resting on the eastern slope
Of Bull Run mountains. Since then, how.
ever, he has fallen back to the neighbour
hood of Manassas Plain.
Lees force has crossed the Rappahan-
mock and were yesterday pressing our rear.
A battle this morning was considered inn
miuent Our trains last night were all at
CentreVilIe.
LArER-lEA. M.-Rumor is rite that
general engagement began AZ daylight this
morning on the old Bull Run battle ground.
The command OF the army of the Potomac
of course is fatal. Gen. Meade in his turu
has been compelled to give place to some
other man. His removal from command
seems to have been determined on. His
successor is said to be Maj. Gen. Daniel
f. SiCkles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

MEMPHIS, October l4.-Many rebels that
were in the fight at COlliersville on SUI
day, had the oath Of allegiance which they
had taken and various passes through the
line which they had obtained for alleged
local purposes upon their persons. This
perddy will bring upon the country people
a terrible retributiOn, and stop what little
intercourse has been permitted TO the in-
habitAnts.
Gen. Hurlbut has just issued & special
order. prohibiting civilians from passing
to and from the Memphis aud Charleston
Railroad. HurlLuL's forces are after Chal-
mer's and have been diminishing with him
yesterday and to-day. They have driven
him beyond Cold Water and still following.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
The CONSERVATION.

NV YoRX, October l5.-The HeraId's
Washington dispatch says: 1t is not true
as reported in several New York journals,
that the Government has any intention OF
resorting to volunteering instead Of draft
ing. II is true that the CONSUMPTION has
not realized as many men as was expected
and It has besides proved very costly, but
now the machinery is in waking order all
over the North. and the Naturalization
believes it to be the easiest way to secure
men.
Military authorities. after all has been
said, are still OF the opinion that the draft
is the cheapest and most expeditions means
of securing an army, aud besides il dis
tributes more evenly the burdens of the
war among the whole population. 1t will
therefore be persisted in.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

1Nr LO,rENlSa oS raH BSiDsEs AT the
last mrrsinE Of the City Council resolu-
Iion Was passed ordering tie publication
OF the ordinance which prohibits loAtCrs
from assembling upon the Main street
stone bridge aud upon the Market street
wire suspension, and iustruetinE the city
Sergeant to enfOrs The ordinance. 1t is
said that the evil thus proposed to be
remedied has become most intolerhble
one, aud the Councils have made up their
minds to do away with it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
The Ironsides-Hard Times in
Charleston.

NEW YORK, October 15.-A Morris Is
land correspondent of the Times states tina,
Lieut.. Glassell and sailing officer Toombs'
expedition directed against the Ironsides
was one prompted by desperation. INC
citizens OF Charleston are pinched for thp
simple commodities of life, and unless tbe
harbor can be forced so as 10 admit vesSeIS
laden with supplies, the most serious con.
sequences will ensne.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

oUWE are requested again by the COL
-s-;oF to aiz1ouisn income tai payers aud
s:-s=: ia. ueIs Monday is the last of the
- t.ys allowed tot ,he Collector Of these
axes z';aOgs the penalty oeisg annexed
Ei;= -esar4 70 all Who do DOT comply with
:ssi7r=serioed time. His lthe Colleetor'sl
-s:y : !e6asI a. follows: And the Col
eco; :a5s; ir4ra<didteiy certify the facts TO
~ Commissioner Of Interval Revenue,
~ ~iI fbsFeupOn issue uArrAa, by viz
- q ~aieh levy Will be N ade as direct
=. q Sc 81 Every warrant alone so
see. nj. cost the party 50.
lac Collector hopes be may not be uu-
- - necessity of 50 rstGr ming any on.
=. ;E='rfore requests Us again 70 call the
attention Of those interested.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

sS~ILLrsAL vOTIse -On Tuesday last
seces'iouIIt of this county went to Bel
i4''+ add offered 70 vote Tor VAllAndigham
h'' vote vas challenged. The Secession
''t wa put upon hiI oath, aud it is said
hat be actually swors that be was eiti-
Zen q 0bio sDd entitled to a vote 10 that
STATE. The COppetheadI mast be deSper-
''s WHEN they are willing to lay perjury 90
'afiF souls to secure the election Of con-
rietsd traitor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
Rout of the missouri Raiders

WAsulNGToN, October l5,.Dispatches
were received at headquarters here to day
from Gen. Scho6eld. One dated st. Louis
l4th states: Gen. Brown has beaten the
rebels under Shelby three times and is
still pursuing them.
Another dispatch dated l4th s6ys Gen
Brown brought the rebels under Shelby "a
a decisive engagement. The enemy were
completed routed and scattered, losing all
their artillery, baggage and large mum.
Der Of prisoners, &c.
The enemy's loss in killed aud wounded
is very large. We are still pursuing the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

pa- Torch LlsHr PaOCEssrOx.--Tbe
Union men of NArtinSvills intend having
torch light procession aud general jOlIi-
feauoa over the result of the recent cleo.
ton. this evening. They extend a cordial
Invitation to all Union loving citizens OF
of Wheeling and Bridgeport to be present.
T. [. Theaker snd others will be on hand
to address the people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
Cannonading near Manassas.

NEw YORx, October l5.-The Tribune has
the following from the Army of the Poto-
mac: Last evening our cavalry encouu.
tered the enemy near CattletL's station and
toward Warrenton. A brisk artillery FIRE
was opened and continued I'LL late. The
hring was resumed this morning, lasting
all forenoon.
This afternoon heavy cannOnading open
assas, lasting till evening. II seemed
evident that We had driven the enemy
back.
It is thought by some that Lee has his
entire army In front of Meade.
It is believed that no considerable bod y
of infantry isyet engaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
Engagement near BristOw's Station

WAsHINOTON, October 10, ?. M.-An
extra OF the Star says there was a consider
able engagement yesterday, between a
large force Of rebels aud a portion of the
2ud corps, in the vicinity of BristoW's Sta
on both sides. The result was n decided
Union victory. The rebels were badly bea-
ten with the loss of an entire battery and
100 prisoners. Before the termination oil
the contest, Sykes regulars came up and
assisted in driving the enemy off.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

bD~GEs STEEL ~ 1Hs LEGISLATURE -
Ys''sf4ay forenoon Major General Sigel
7s''sd both trAucheS of the Legislature
IL "s' formally invited into the Chamber
q esea Hoass and va. received as appears
Z ne FsPoF; Of The proceedings, and re-
'p'osri briefly, thanking the members for
ne asaor conferred upon bin.
TIE General does not speak English very
.'..'oe'iy ard some times is compelled To
struggle tor the proper word, bu, he is
ssas'aiig we'll usder,tood. We understand
Rat The General yes:erdAy visited several
d oaf manufacturing establishments and
we ys'Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

Sr. LOUIS. October l5.-Au invitation to
the friends of freedom, representing the
slave states, to meet in Convention at Lou
isville, Ky, January 9Th, to consult to-
getber aud take action on the question
appears in the Democrat to-day, signed by
several Congressman and other prominent
gentlemen OF this state.
Squads Of Shelby's raiders crossed the
Pacific Railroad on their way south pursued
by Gen. Browns cavalry. Shelby's raid is at
an end, his force is scattered in every di
Factinn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

SAN FRAXCIsCo, October Is The long
detention and stOppage Of several CaIifor-
MIA bound ships en route from New York
and Boston at Rio and Valparaiso, coupled
with the loss by capture OF four clippers
and the laundering of the Donald OF Cape
Horn, Is beginning to have it's legitimate
effect in our market Many staple goods
usually supplied almost exclusively from
Atlantic ports are running low in stock
and some leading articles are now quite
out OF season and of no consequence at
all.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES people OF ST.
CIairsVille and Belmont county intend to
have a glorious jolliaeAtIon this evening
over the recent victories In that county
aud state. The COpPerheads Of that couuty
have all taken to their holes since the
election aad the UniOn men expect to have
such a jubilee as will wake up the snakes
aud bring them out. An invitation to
participate is extended to loyal men every
where.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

H1~ arrcacocKs BuasEs, School -
~ AZ informed that graduates of this in-
.::-'o- are almost daily taking leave Of
d; TREE IA" rs>tJ to enter upon active
mites az Bookksepsrs aud Clerks, for
's.sn the demand IS brisk and increasing
~ here not numerous JOung men in this
s''y sal rieint,y who would do we'll to put
themselves 10 a course of training for a
s.z.'iAs dsS.ina.ioa? We learn tba. stu-
isa'i are coming in freely from neigh
s7riaE states and ereo from Cansds.-
Tsaaz nea Of West Virginia, is not this a
hia: :sr you2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

S~TrRSIxa THE MARKEr HousE INTO A
NOrioN SrORE some time past h dry
goods merchant named G. Faa.t, who does
business in Ceutre Wheeling. has been Of
tering dry goods aud notions for sale in
the market house, he having rented a stall
for that purpose. He was arrested yester.
day aud 6ued IS and costs by Alderman
Robertson for selling goods without Ii
ceuse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16

1DwE neglected to make more than q
passing mention of the 6ns display Of Ore
works in front of the Mcclure House on the
occasion of the reception of Gen. Sigel.-
The fireworks were under the management
OF Mr.. +. Booking, of the Odd Fellows Hall
Drug Store, and the display was most e1-
celleut
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-16
The Ohio Elaotinn.

CINCINNATI, October 15.-Returps from
% counties give Brough 52,44l majority :
gain 47,777. OF these counties X 80
Vallandigham mojorities, Largest IL FSi,.
field, 1927 } all of which give heavy Union
gains. Complete returns Of CIncinnSti
give Brough CATO majority. His maioriIv
in Hamilton county will be G,763.