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The New York herald., 1863-11-09
Gen. Pope's Campaign in Virginia.
40 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

CINCINNATI, Oct. %, 1868.
In The leading editorial Of your issue OF the 10Th inst.
the follow ing statement is made, viz
Had General Pope followed the wse precautions o,
Meade in the retreat from Culpepper to Cenreylle in
1867 hc might with his vastly Inferior army have
effected junction with the OF General Mcclellan
without the loss OF man. gun prov son wagon
On tho other hand had General Meade ia his late
initiated the uncaiculatug sighting propensitics OF
Pope the present superior Army oi the Potomac encum
bered with It's wagon rsns might have suffered the same
disasters.
These remarks to have been made withou, OK
animation of the Official report OF General Pope, printed
by resolution Of Congress- In that report the following
elegvams from General Halleck to General Pope
printed and certainly very conciusiveiy any
charge OF "uncacuatmg lighting propeasts' so far as
that campaign is concerned
FIRST DEsPArcH
UNITED STATES MILITARY TkJEGRAfs, I
FROM WAR DEPT, WAsnisGroS. August 49, 1862
TO General rorr fully app!o,e ,e your movement
Ford by night, TO assist you IN holding that
pass stand drm on The line Of the Rsppahannock Till
can help you. figh, hard and aid VIII soon come.
II. ". HAILECK, Generalin Chief.
syooSp pEsrAycH
UNITED STATS MILITARY TSisGsAPa, !
FrOM WAR DEp'r, WARRINGTON, August 20, 1852.
To General PoPEI have raphed General Burnside
to at what hour he reinforce Reno Am watt
Rappahannock large forces viii! 10 in 10 morrow.
II. W. HAIIEfK, Generali Chief.
IHRD DNrArcn.
UsnXD SrA1Es MuirARy TELEGRAPH I
FROM WAR Dxp'r, AssiSGTos, August co. 1852.
To General Pcrs--I have Just received Gen. Burnsdes
reply General Cox's forces coming n from Parkers.
burg and will be here 10 morrow or the next day. Dis
pue every inch VI the ground and tight like the devil t
reinforce you. Forty-eight hours more and we
Eake you strong enough Iont yield an inch II you
can help II. Il. W. HAlLrjK, Geuersi IN Chief.
These orders surely sufficient reply any state
ment that General Pope fought unnecessarily aud from
the propensity ~ 0ght. u very manifest from
these tha, the Gsnera Chief considered that de
lay be gained by lighting and desperate fighting
in erder TO ehec, the Junction with McCioans forces
which yoor editorial assers could have been done wRh-
our Gghtng
whether the HERALD the General in Chief be right
this question surely General Pope left by his orders
discretion ia the matter. and s MOI, therefore, fairly
chsrgoable with "upcalculatng propensity to nght, 80
far his operations ia virginia are concerned.
That the Of Jackson TO turn Pope right
fully known 10 General Pope shawn very clearly by
his dispatches Of the 2st 2ld 25d 2th 18th aud 2Gh
OF August Gsoera Huleck which also pubiished
the report OF mis- campaign published by congress
The facts of that campaign now fully before the
public and sufficient time mas elapsed ~ ailay auy TEN
porafy feeling the subject ths fair Judgment
be rendered General rorc Do ut least safe from mis-
repentaton acts concerning his operations virginia
JUSTICE.
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The Maryland Eieotion.

Bstrsoaf. NOV. =. lto-
Toe Whole .. tte 8te la, been baard from eteept
Calysrs horts s.usry counties. 1odsborough (ensh'
cipa,snsp msioriy ~ oo4 30, oolaiss . be- h'afi
from may reduce h COZ
Ctes.eus majority over uIdc.s d. ~ ihs. ts'f'.1
sII.l.
Harria 81 elected IN the Ftb istf.st Ly nearly z,plp
majority over nollsld. Tue cs.a0nsl vote q ci.fe't
aud Iiallana Msnla hAaa boat hln.
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The sst,enai r.iegssphie union.

hta ~csiilr 4 the Telasr,ba uniDa bei IN ms cl7
10 Gay resolution. waro adopted refas - snoorsa hs
acton ., us ate Nsloaai rssssyp.. Coareoioa 80 far
A. oorcofpei to- ,dop'a q sha, ,sraei he "ehafiy
clause, sil0vu. rcrta.a imoga. 90 srak o. sfS
fnspbor ard the prosis1a srr' tns sc-'Nn 'g"rs
tors from the bsnsa.s =. lie sspc .,9u
kach slsfest ist ibe rsfsfs = ths nss slile.
Loo ~ tho nsnbSfs ~ tbn ety All " ipah' l'l :.
wsa ~ eso,s aps,Eas.snl t~s
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Arrival OF GS, One Hundred and Seventy
sixfh XASimrnt N. Y. =. v.

6tXth H1NH"r"E " n ~ .
Tpe sbovo regiment tninc months peB) whis6 Isft {,
city IN January it uodsr command OF ooione odare'
Mott. arrived ia thls city yesterday Afternoon Tasy
numbered some four busAred men noy have been IA
action at BrssheAr CITY Lxoarces, and eSery~hors
gave evidence ol bravery and military discipline The
Colonel ana Lieutenant Colonel we taken prisoners and
the regiment re,urus 20 this eity under command OF
Captain Charles IL Barber Since issssg or the seat OF
war they hays bsep IA Banks di-,s,sa Ii, tolowing
arc tho onfcers OF the reymeai
C1ytdtw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA BJUbe
Aein0 Ad),agnt-lieute W Hsst
Co'npdny A-lieutenAnt Fowler
Company B-sssgeAnt Taylor
Company C-Lieutsnsnt Lewis
Company D-LieuteaAnt INudon
Company K-Lieutenant smith
C,mYNrry F-lieutensnt BckneI
Company O-I4eutenAnt Stovomors
Company H-IieuteoAn. Weed
Company I-LioutsnAnt Mead
Company K-'ientouant Hslslesd
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sales Of aoyerament B,,uas.

FufapAiFuti, Nov. 3. l86v
The Subscription Agent reports tba<ae % 81 ais 900 on
Saturday, aud tor III. week o., IA 600 Subscriptions
arc sth take, with the back n,gssl p,ysbs IA gold or
ts egalvAspt .hus giving saAeri5ers the fun coupon,
on the iss o, Nay next. rna<mouo, q boqss rsms,sss
a. I'D dccs NOT oxoeed tly ,ooo,oo9
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LtIHvI ID Wv y ITIU-
Gueriias sntsIsa tissftii~, hy.,teeve nues o. ~
thH City, yss,ofany and ga ufsl t,uru vn sn a.
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Noyst usyana Lottery.-s.e ONE Ia I
DIg nsa 9i October 81 on another page yfcmlara psi
Tor lrssg TAYf.UR A co.
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P'ta.s csshsd ta all Legsttsed Latte
Les Iniorma.vn -iyeu JOSEPH BATS, Broser
No. II Wan street, No. !. y. v.
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L.ffs3 saat. AZ g. s.stff af hr -lEg =
70 trrrrv~rpsrrs taH fa haMa
b1g.rse ghifytgalst. se fe brr lH'N p W :.
e3nrs srs s1rssrss ~ 80 sff
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q . iailng r4.Abf ~. = " DAwLt ta.s
the rpff' - itfx 90. cgresie tLf Aa'aT ifsasr
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Had Ersafh.-TtoN wsny LAYERS 10
.ta iAf. Frh ~ rany ffFfd. f.fu psrt@a y sH~t
a "a eure 90 80 HALN OtfHgt skss LOWE A.
a. 4anif,fcs, h.ht and itcfang y s4%1 ts.sUtss 4
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Prizes Csshed tm AZ b~Vniifed Lotts-
lee Inform alton gty-n. aronl Isvclry bou.bs
GAiGT, brot-f
Ts Broadway, As,1r place.
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Direction Labels and Tags. All AanAs,
a the mhn,Gr;urerr VICTOR T. hAuohh. in oaAss
be sl
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Prtr.s Csshed an All L~gaIised Losts-
rios Information given. X CLAYTON CO. No 10
Msi stIeci, room No g. New YORK.
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Deafness, Cntarrh and Avl Dise asss -
ne Tar and Throat tresDi by DR. LILO L blLi. Ne ~
MARKS place. Reception houTs from9 A y WI Sr
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bridg rwafsr PaIpt.-usst sat thsepsst
fsinf 70 teskg yse's ~ fA- nasfEHL
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ant t~aliif rgrfr ffrra wfNs ist -
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HGWARF ~ CDLNrFE EFEiTs
ArF ron FiAifs'h-TAEt no DTNLr
fnn ~ afus. ssufrnalT.
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Tho President Of he United states s,pitnry
feels % bt rrtsi pleasure 10 cal attention
The patriotic inunibconrc Of distinguished oouutrywo
mss MISS Ch1rdite tu-hbian, who from ho sei ia
ahch Ehp leaves shores mOdcsily sends him the f4
ace0urt ol splendid Donations the acs ard
through TIC United states san ,aiy canmision.
nepeet At Academy OF Music. Philadelphia
Bcnoni a, academy Muse Bosion, Sept. 20. ava u
Beneni a. GtOycr Theatre Washington Oct ~ ~
lIh, small r"ceip. attributable tne nesagruce
and cireirESness Oi the gusnager.--t e.
bencit ~ Academy Of Muse. New York, Oct s- 2f1l
ronl l.. .................... ...........r 81 ~
Ihs magnificent product OF the gculu, of Miss Unsh
InOst striNiug complication yet made pf womsp's
aud yii a. her till part Va the Aaiiona struggle.
sIrcd rtth Ogo aud PLY AfurfichiI
their a0ors and symrshes real part ~ She srn and
tteu gsnAs under irharrs l<H Miss CusAInAn, will
hroat While thrir s"'-. brother, aud hcraudi Grn
and ialthlsi in The !let.
drc 70 Ms Charlotte caphman say hat ls s,tr.
ordinary ei Of mcncyso msgcniy evoked ny her speil-s
t'li ihl cas. ~ the service which
var began she has been rendering IaTDpe.
IL tah IA t@ darkest hours, her prophetic
deuce m ous success her eloquent PaLo,Nn, 10 Az PIE
have been potent Influences abroad
command tnc gratitude OF the whole nation.
IL compliment 40 thr noble WbOse genefCu, be
stow'n.r' ts;6 y, hereby pubicy hcknUwedsc, ih-
coag.son has ordered the who,e be expended
through me branches " those eieb where lie
Contributed, ihH THIS mouey may continue
hand. u win thus r.ach sodle bailig fields
And hospitals charged NJ e bl. ssln.s prayers and
OF AAe.iglI wOgaAuhood. HENRY " thLLCNS
ffc-id.nt United Stat-s sanitary summ,ssou.
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Omci.; Drawings of the Library Asss.
s.suon Company ieisefy OF ksn.acky.
IxryA CLASS Nr-Nov. Z. 1891
~, IA. ~. -, 81. 81, IL. 27, 6l. II, r. So, c3.
CLAss tpt-sor. !. lss,
%, t, 80. 90, ~. 81. 80, 81. SO, |, t6, 25.
Circulars sen, BY addressing
vRASCL Ellis co aaas.sr. oo,ias,,s ~
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Tau.t treated by Dr. ROWE 81 oBcorf street
Brsoxlyu Oic- hours from 20 a. 10 NJ audi 70
A. Rssreu. of tae hishesf fcspac.sbty o. appua~
ton.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

Mayors once, N~~ Work, JuIv ~.
tss rroaanaos II. oesrgs Opiyrs MAsot of the Oie3
- Ns- ro,y porsn.ol =, r-'.lauon - re s,sr1 q
b. us do t,rshy fsssi sfhys lsrst Jos
the arrest snd nviron o. the fnnrisrer OF Rlraer~vs
the late roigsst ~ Onisu ot The Jsnrs rrsfy nd
meat itthH z v, who siei ths ith ins, vkde
rot Ih smooAi 70 b> r.i ,ss o~rtihes.s q ths JsS
orJufxss before sLorl couvic'ion onstuoos
10 ha ant 10 10 aSis, TIE rswsod ofsesA 90 bsA<K
., de t'sy IL ny genera r..is. 80 5n asAnA
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LusHrg
vsry a &c .ocs. at wh0esa- sai reaI
n Btr. api scnnlrI fe.erA s1pFtsi ~ AbaNl tsrA~a
ssiIi WILSON Firsi AZ cor. III ~ nis,h u
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Diseases of th~ Nervous, SEEMS sal Nrt-
nary aud sexual sy-iens se~ sna reliable t.Atnieut-~
tho Howard Associate nscut vcaet ts.Lsf
envelope frec Of cbsr~ Address Dr. j. skuh 8opgh,s.
Howard AssoclaiiOs, Philadelphia.
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OH,cIai Drawings Mavray. Eddy Il
Co. q ksniaskY sad Missoari STATE Lotteries.
ksrtucav. kHtss C,Asa sr-kov. I. iS1
Is, CT, 49, 3D. 1, 81. -, 70, AZ, o. Is, ~, H. 30.
GxrsgcTv. CLAss bT--So,. I. 1888
T.. II. 7 s.. 80. ~, 2, a, 10. 60, "a, ~.
Circulars ssa.fsss OF charge ty sadssssng .ishsvts
MURRAY, aDDf a 90,
CovsnGtou. NY L0ala
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Yu,o A Gem pnry,

Mum a Company,
ssii1iiofs % Amsrsar sni p,r- fn Pst~sse.
sba pab.stsrs Of TOE Husifs'-a "nclEsTiYtC AaaM
CAS-. o. Fss Ne tofa
Ps'nUhsts " is'orTaA ion Asouf passts
csu.~s %! 10
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Ometn tOraw winxs OF the shelby College
EIrHA ClAa 617-sg-. T. isSs
le Ts, ~. Is, -. 30, t5, SO, 81, ~, l, 81, rs,
Class s7s-Nov. Z. 1865.
q. %. 10. So. 81, lj 22. IL, 50. g. s, 50, 50.
crtIa1 ''n' " aiirs'''Hr s,vvoxs .oo
succel1Urs Jno. A. Morris Co
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DIR. swayme. Dr. swayMe Dr.. Sr ayas

swAySFs COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHHhhr
FOR thirty Year, the only standard renedy for ourins
Severe Cough. B ooi spitiiug
Asthma Whoopsng C0uSa,
gronehii.s, hoAr~euess
t'onsrmptiou. Liver tompMot
40 r Iaroa' Pains side, Breast. Ae.
An s,frc.ons " ThrosL Lungs. Breast.
SOS by u II BARNES 4 co. 20: Broadway. ser rssx-
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man. who directed them properly towards the Union nes
Following the injunction reoeiyed from this source
walk OF another mile brought the fugiivee 20 wooo On
niphtfail
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I.u suber.

Inusion >vigs and Toupsss. JsponieA
o. tie socieic Hyschilus. Tor resiern4 the hsir
l. BAsf1f Z. 5-s srosd-sf
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the heat and thespcs, article soI by ali drasasA N
4rover & Bakers Celebrated Sewia0
Machines awarded the bighes, prenuus ell
peors at he rrcru, STATE fairs of Nov roft Neru.oAk
Iowa Michigan. Illinois, Indiana, OHIO feaasyi~snA kso
esy Oregon aud az every tns.u- and runiy air wts1>
srhibei Cis year Esl,aoy,ns tys broadway new vcvs
aud ls4 Pultog sIeoi Btossiya
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Warranted IN All ssss who're dr.ocos are cb.sr,ei 70 ~
faded aud gry bsir ana whishess 20 her origaoi
eor I've sap-ro dyes ssd syery o,hsr prep. Aaoa
the consists 'he nsiafa NE Ike sppearancst u
ify ~ iis application anf In i,z beu-ssi cnecis he
head vel tho hair II pTeysnts ths hair from faa0
c, ren9ve, dapsrua and All Impurities ssls ant Pr
prv.ous us qi prpara,pus cqntaaina .uphu' A; ~.
An invaluable drrsslnz for the whistsrs.
JOSEPH HOGT co. 10 talvsrsl,y piars. n. Z.
Sod ~ oil dealers Ate Ion PAID 20 applying re
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Urinary Sysems tost moieru snd approved trrstuen
tre Cause and Cure plata price ~ Sold Wy NIL
LER Co. +s2t broadway. aud by the author Dr VAT
hOs. 81 Brosdway Consultations troli A N 70 . r. ~
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Goura ad's Poudre subtitle UProsss HapS
from npper Ips low toreeais a,y part Of boAy.
wsusntsd k;s Broadway.
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Embroidrri.p Quitting, Braidfng an

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toprA .
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-04-29
FURNITURE ROOMSn
Benner & Barrett.

Respectfully announce to the public that they
have completed and now occupying their new
FURNITURE WARE-RooMS,
fronting on the Market lot and nearly opposite the
Court House Cabinet making will be carried on
In the upper story of the same building in all its
different branches All kinds of furniture will
be kept constantly on hand, and sold cheap for
Cash, or exchanged for country produce OF lupl
Der to suit the business Their stock will consist Of
PARLOR, ROCKING AND ARM CHAIRS,
SPRING SEATS, CAIN BOTTOMS. &c
Parlor, Sofa, Centre. Card Dining, Extensio on asd
Breakfast tables
Sofas of all Kinds, Varieties and
Patterns.
Bureaus, Sideboards, Book Cases, Wardrobss, De.
Bedsteads-Jenny Lind, High Posts, Cottage,
French Posts &c.
Mattrasses-Hair Hair top, Cotton top, and Corn
husk, of the best materials
Looking Glasses of all sorts and sizes Also glas-
ses for-old frames Also, What nots W ash -standa
Work-stands; Hat-racks &c.
CoFFINS made to order short notice, and
Hearse furnished.
Poplar, Cherry, Maple and Lin wood Lumber
taken In exchange for work. Oct. %, 1881.
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