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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

A GENTLEMAN, >curod of Nervous Debility.
IneonpetenoJ, Premature Decay and Youtbfni
Error, aotuated by desire to benefit Others. vil
oe happy to furnish to all who need 10 ffres ot
narss) the recipe and dlreetions for mating the
simple Remedy used In his ,casp. Those wishinr
70 pront by his experience-and possess valuable
Remedy-will receive tho same, BY retarn. nail
carefully sealcd,) BY addressing ,llli :. 7iI3'S
-. ,1 ia7a.lN JOHN n OGDEN, +,
suie-as =. xsm No. 90 Nassau st, n. York
a., HosTErTlR's BIrrERs.- BEWARE or Ior-
WATER the chill given TO the ciroulatioa he
large draushu of simple ice-water 3 dtridsdiy
CONSEQUENCE that the cold and Rrateful fnia
may not ee imbiesd without petil, IA vhoIesome
mencaed e'imulant be iucorpoFsfed wiz n. n
,tcyn email wineglass Of HOsTETTEk,G CEIE
ii.h bhhhTED STOMACH BlITERA taken before or
with the ice.water, the whole dIfcuity VIII be ob.
yistsd; Ihts genial preparation Is the pnrest md
most heaishiuli tonia whioh ths vegetable kins.
dom mas yet contributed, under the nisnipulatons
q scie3oe LOT the use OF man. II converts me r.
migerMed beverage Into an inyigorant and causes
0odyi IN All the Tanee OF medici nee re Is nofS
ihS sp sqIe q Pseyssys O esers as
ss ssiss aslsa M Ssa :ss'sI AZ
d.ssa;e TsRc HosTETI#EsT ri Brffss n aesdlS sat
sss Ss e. he
sgc is oaeuk,ed 10 on ~ Ssysr n;
'O.ss.@ss sais1s sEsia'tAll tAe caasss ofssver. =
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17
Naval Ordsrs ro-D.v

Acting Master Frederick D. Stuart, of this
city, has been ordered to the command of tho
gunboat Fuchsia. n
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

To CossUHrrryIs.-fhe Advertiser having
oeen restored 10 health In few wsehs, BY very
ampie remedy, after having suflsred ssyefai yssr,
Win severe lung afection, and that dread
~ a,''se sonsunpasn' y anxious TO make known
y his fsllowsuasrsss he means Of cure. 7iII1 =
TO all who desire II he will send copy Of the
prescription used tffee Of ohArse) viii the direo.
lions for preparing and usinsi ihs, same, which
they VIII hnd SURE CunI for CoNsust rr N.
AsTHMA, baoscHrrfs, 10. The only object Of the
advertiser IN sending the prescription, 10 70 bsne
NJ the amieted, and spread Information which hs
eoessavss to Be Invaluable, and he hopes every
sunsrer win try his remedy, a. II wiz coat them
nothing, and mAy prove 4 blessing. N F, 4, ,'.rr-T
,,, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
,Williamsbursh, Kinsp county, New iork,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

THls PAPER Is NOW FuRNIsHED sY CAR
AfERs TO suBscRIBERs In TnBs crrY AND
~ GEORGETOWN AT THInTY CENTS PER
OHTH .Ha
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17
THE nExICAN IMRRoaLro.

If tho Empire OF Mexico becomes a fixed
net, and Maximilian accepts the position of
Emperor, TO which place tho " Council Of No
tables" have called him, his nnt act will prob
ably he to send a minister TO Washington.
The question of recognizing the proposed new
empire by our Government will then for the
frst time como before the President and Cabi.
net In an official and practical form.
Important questions will be discussed and
s,ttled, so far as our Government ls concreued,
touching the legality Of the election of Maxi
milan. 1t docs not follow that be should be al
lowed to rule as Emperor, on any portion Of the
American continent simply because usurper,
BY force Of arms, has entered the Mexican terri
tory and declared that he shall do 80. The aucs-
ton will arise "who authorized the council of
p1taties to transform Republic into an
Empire, and summon an Austrian 10 rule over
u /" IL 1t turns out that this Council did not
derive It's authority from the People Of Mexico,
but, on the contrary, acted upon the dictation
OF this military autocrat, II is not at all likely
tiat Msximilian's Minister will be received
~ the legitimate representative of tho Mexican
Government. 1t would be quite in ksepiup
With the shrewd policy usually exercised BY
Napoleon If he authorized an election, which
OF course would be a sham, second only in mag.
situds to his own first election" by the poo.
pie Of France. Should such an attempt be
made to ratify this French. Austrian attempt
TO dismember Mexico and establish an En-
pho. tho chief object OF which will be to Der.
Pstuass human slavery on this continent and
secure foo,hcli upon the Pacific for future
aggressive operations, the United States Gov
eminent will not sanction the act, but express,
III emphatic terms. its disapproba,iou,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17
NOTICE.

-r rhs Oyaes Of ths Hssss.A RSeusli-
oan 10 al 6l1 nintA street., botWUSn Penn.
thvu1aa avenue AnA d eeEoo1s
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

"A TIE CHEAT PENNSYLVANIA Rou,u.-Tb,
iuickest and safest route to the Northwest an
seuthwcst. Two Through trains daily, and one o,
sunday. Soldiefs, tisksts at 0ovsrnmsnt rates ts
sof ueken and further information apply at the 81
zee OF ne "0rsAt pennsylvsnia Route, northeass
der National Hotel. OiAsS opeu fron 4. n. ~ I
D. n.ion snndAysa 10 ~. y. ~ = ~
,.-H 10 bEn r-1sl =. O. NORTON,
sN rIn Agent.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

LMs NATIONAL UrioE LsAous WILL HOLD
PUBLIC mestinss every TUESDAY EVENING,
lns Weir hAll, Asl NINTH sseeet. Thssv viiIf h.
speeenss, Nationsi sspss, 10. ThsreadiAs-room
ssehs. - apr 4-4w
James A. Brown, Egg, ID duly authorized and
accredited ~ an Agent 10 soiict asd r,,.iye ain
s'riptions and contributions In support Of ne Ma.
doAM uAioh LEAGUE heading Room. : ! -
.,..Os. WIN, sEBB, rrest,.as.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

9UAcxERr.-l earnestly caution young men
sunering from Nervous Debility, Ac, asal5st an.
assnsstins their health by patroailns any Of the
methods usc16y the advertiser, and by hunar,G ~ d.
9i Others and In no other way. Head letter whicb
WI send you, " you Will send me postpaid On.
49,, EDWARD H. TRAvER,
Pp-hwSn Lock BOX, Boston. Mas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

EDITOR OF REPUBIICAN-Dear Sir Wuh
your permission,I wish to sat to the readers NJ
your paper that will send by return mail TO ali
for making and usiDg SimpIe veSetaSis Eslm
mat mat wili erectnslly remove, in 10 days, Pimpies
nlotehes, Tan, Freckles and all Impurities Oh thc
beautiful. 'e"'' '"oo'h' anu
iwili also mail nee to those having Bald Heads
~, are re-, races nnRle directions And Information
nkanuriant Hall, Whiaksrs or Moustsehe, in les
mall without charge. ~ " 'o'usn
- Rios ;. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 10
Je2I-3md No. 6sl Broadway, New York
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

~ THs CoNYHss sIoSs AND Exprnrys,r n,
An INVALID. Published for the bcneft. And AZ
wArning and CAUTION TO yOuNa MEN who suffer
Tom nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
or sLLf CURE BY one who has cured himself n.
ser 4eihf put TO great expense and injury through
by enclosing . post-paid sddre,.ed cnx.,,n.
nsiecoptes may be had Of the author. Sf''
NATHANIEL Mayfair, ESQ.
Z my~-iy Bedford, kings County, N. "
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17
A. BATTLE IN MISSOURI.
At'aekby ne asbsa csl. Conss up.l
nissssrl Rssiass, =
coffee's Forces Completely
: Routed with Consider
,s,dr. able Lbss. Z .F'r
Capture Of all Ms Ammunition War.
ons, Cennissary stores, &c.

81. Louis, Saturday, Aug. 15.-Col. Gather
wood, commanding Sixth ARTILLERY Missour
State Militia, telcgrsphed HeadquArters, a. fol
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

TNHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
u corner Of Fourteenth street and Now Yori
avenue. The FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
commences September T. 1883.
Circulars at the bookstores. aui7-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17
l1atiaasl HspnbIifa,l.
d. O.

bAf..!.,..::....i'..::..!::AtaUsr IL. 1855
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

SUPPOSED DEsERTsEs.--Allen Fentou, J.
Carroll, Pat. Oody, Ozro Neville, Jas jackson AND
John Wilson, we've arrested by one o. Capt. John
sons detectives, who took them on suspicion thai
they were de.srters. Wilson ta asserter from
u. s. steamer Fanchia. He was turned over tc
the commanding officer at the navy yard The
other men were eopfned In the 'GuArdhouss ioi
nfthef ofoersr leila. a.. If|...H ..Il-r. .Hr
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

PRIsoszRs or WARN. Dulaney and q. L.
vsrmiliion, both Of the Fifteenth Virginia csvsL
ry were brousht upto this city to day As prisoners
oiwar' They were committed to the Old Capitol
this morning by Capt Todd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

o BLOCKADE RUNssRs.--Jsmes Gray and VIM.
W.. faEday OF Chesapeake county, ma, wers esp
fured BY the Potomac notila In the act Of running
nc blockade. They were committed TO the Oqd
Capitol prison BY Capt. Todd to-day. 81
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

DEsERTERs.-stephen Canty and Thomas
oshea, OF me ssventeenth Virginia Infantry, were
arrested to-day as dessrtrs They arc confined In
the Old Capitol prison. ...at' ~ =
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17

ksssL PROVISION CAPTuRsD.--Aw wagon load
OF bakers bread was captured by the guard at the
Aqeduct bridge. Captain Todd had It sent to the
for the uas Of the prisoaers there con
hntd A number Of oissrs, water usions and other
arioleslwefs found In the wagon, which were ieft
at the Provost Mafshai's once. ~ III w,
, 1863-10-23

fellows to Join Vallandigham in Canada,
and roll up 10000 majority in support Of
q war policy and unconditional sup-
preston Of the rebellion. The Conner
heads could hardly caity a county ortown.
ship in the United States without the
Catholic vote. II the Catholics were as
unanimous in support of the Government
and the prosecution Of the war as thcy arc
against both, the remaining Copperheads
would collapse and disappear as party;
opposition would cease. and the war would
be pushed forward with vigor and sue
cess never Jet witnessed. The whole peo-
pie would practically become a unit; the
, 1863-10-23
THE SIEGE OF CHARLES
TON
The Yates pf1af1DN-Progress of Ope-
rntf0Ms-Gc0. Gilmorcss STAFF.



MoEn1s ISLAND. s. c., Oct. 10, 1867
Ise8d you list Of wounded, whose iniu.
1ies have been received within the past fen
days, while on picket and fatigue duty al
Forts Wagnar and Gregg:
Private William Andrews, Co. E, S9th Ill,
n the face and right groin, setiously.
Private Anthony Farrance, Co. z, in left
foot By ahell. slightly.
Pfiyate William Patterson, Co. D, In loft
foot by shell, elighuy. !. .
PtigateJ. ". Elory, Co. Z, In right thigh,
slightly.
Private Harmon Gerard, Co. c, IN right
se5gt. Henry Smith, Co. a, amputatlon OF
night lower third OF thigh, caused by she'll
wound Of the leg, imp1ica,ing the knee Joint,
All of the above hare been, and portion
ere still unatr treatment in the regincntal
hospital. They are al doing well.
All Is quiet on this Island. Active opera
tions are expected sooo, however. The health
Of the troops here isgenera1iy good, and e.
pecially that OF the 39th Ill which shows .
better sanitary condition Of camp and men
than ary ether regiment on the Island, not
vtthstaI ding the heavy details that aro made
from it daily, for fatigue and picket duty.
The navy rsmsins as Inactive az ever. and
hss, In the ettinastion Of everybody Lore, be,
come truly Quaker institution.
The following IL the staff of Major General
Gilmore in the seige Of Charleston.
Brig. Gen. John ". Turner, chief Of staff and
artillery.
Lieat; Col: Ed. Y. Smith, Assistant Adj: Gen.
; Capt. ". L n. Burger, 's
Capt Israel 2. Sealy. Acting Adjutant General.
1ieut. Col. James F. Hall. Provost Marshal Gan
Lieut.. Col J: ]: Elwell, Chief Qusiternaster.
Lieut.. Col. n. Il Morgan, Chief Commtssary.
Lieut. Col. Rich II. jackson, Inspector General
Mai. 7. B. Brooks, Assistant Engineer.
Maj Dwight Earn lister, Chief Paymaster,
Msj. O. Y. Dayton, Aid dc Camp.
Capt 4. Mosdtcat. Chief OF Ordinance.
Capt. Jno. II. Moore, Chief Quarte1m4sses In the
Field.
Capt. c. B. Reese, Assistant Engineer.
Cspt. Il. 81 Bragg, Aid de- Camp.
Lieut.. L. Town, Chief Signal onlcer.
Lieut.. c. r. Sutcs, Assistant Engineer.
Litut, P. S. Mchie, Engineer.
Lieut.. ]. 2. Farley, Ordinance Officer.
Lieut.. ]. r Sanger, Acting Asst Inspector Gen.
, 1863-10-23

favorirg the accession ct any State or part of
4 State. No ore knows who O'Melveney GIN
be for politically, unless 1t be for JEFF. Davis.
AS to SNYDER, he's the man who wrote that
ctltbrs,td letter to = meeting Ut PIarie Dn
RucLt r,tn phich he 1eth1eatened all our military
mtn with q general destruction Of their
fratberr.
Such we're the speakers at this celebrated
meettt r; and am intorrAea tGat the trao
Democrats we're much 6tsgusted with the
meetlr e las they assuredly 1ught to be) and
nav tbey hole such d mectiag will not sosn
be 1epeated To com plete tbs farce they put
4 prt In Iot XII buy cpcu the stand aAd com
r+IIta him {, recito an old declam Atton u hlch
appea,ed to phase him very much, bus only
udctd to the disgust Of the honeat Unioa
Denecrats present ........
COL. HARDY IN JOHNSON COUNTY.
Lieut. Col. John @, Hardy, Of the I20th resf.
msut Illinois infsntry, made a stirring And
patriotic speech \ few days st1cc to . large
c,ord Of The citizens Of Johnson county, Ii
which he took strotg grounds In favor ot tho
proee cution of the war to the bitter end, or
mil the last rebel il exteTmluated or lars
downs bis arms Ct rebellion aud sues for
peace. He jue.Ides the Administration in all
nece1eary efforts to rcFress 'he rehel1ioq, even
to arning the negroes. and denounced in tbs
bitterest terms the bogus, ne fedged, hypo-
critical demagcgues Of tho day, VINO ara for
peaca On any terms, except those honorable
10 The Government He IL for no terms
which will rot be honorable to the Govern
ruent and restore permanent peace to tho
country, He pss greeted throughout with
the Gost c1 thueiastic cheers and applause.
Ezra
, 1863-10-23
m)ifago Qribn1le.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER e3, 1868.


We are glad to see that the Unionists of
Illinois are nominating county tickets in
nearly every county in the 6tatc-in the
Coppcrhead strongholds as well as In the
Republican counties. Let a ticket be nom
mated and supported in every county, no
matter If three-fourths Of the voters are
CoppeIheads. Let the Union men chow
their zeal and devotion to the cause Of their
country at the ballot box. Let them Doll
their full strength, no matter whether thew
are IN the minority or majority.
Away down in lower Egypt, the Union-
lists are sanguine Of carrying about half
the counties. They are fully organized and
wide awake, and will poll vote that will
astonish the Coppe1heada We hope the
Union men Of Northern Illinois will not,
relying On their strength, be apathetic, hut
all turn out and roll up old fashioned
majorities for the moral effect 1t will pro-
duce In and out of the State. Several
counties Of Northern Illinois backslid last
tall They must be reclaimed this fall
restored to their old places in the Union
church. We may mention Will and Lasalle
as conspicuous examples. The former
should give GOO, and the latter 800 majority.
If the Republican Old Guard take hold
according to the example set for them by
their brethren in Ohio and Iowa, every
county lost last fall will be regained on the
Sd Of November,
, 1863-10-23
A TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
Fifteen Men Rurie&-TeR Probably
Killed.

From the Troy IN. y Times, Oct -1sI
Ore OF the most terrible and startliog sc.
cidcnts that has occurred ia Troy for AMY
Yeats, todk place It few Rtautcs before
looR to cay. The lasgr. dep tsench which ID
In progress Of excavation on Jscas street. for
= sewer, WAS the hcene OF the c2su Ity. Tao
worknen tedsy had resched 4 point on
aline with KtnE street, where tho cut.trg il
exceedingly heasy, n accsuu' Of the rtsa ct
ground. Immense piles Of earth had been
heapeu up on each banx, while the tre,cn
vas protected BY sidi' ga Of stout plank. firm
IL hraced. In spite Of rhet g precautloas, sae
pressure Of the earth proved too much for
The sidirgs thus erected. and few minutes
before tho hour for going TO dinner. the work.
men in the trench "a the liue Of King street.
for distancc Of fourteen feet. were suddenly
buried By an ava'ancao of dirt aud gravel
Those digging on each Of the two Pla.iorns,
~ we'll as those 1ayiDg b:ick at the bottom.
that filed up the ditch Tne first evidence OF
tie disaster to these above ground waa sharp
report, caused BY the enappiog Of brace
and plank. Another gave way-theu Raother-
followed By the dull roar Of tho ground a. it
sEallowed Its Victims
Messss. Jscobs s. Cesvel1, contractors for
building the sewer who were both present,
OF men, and host Of willing vslunteer
hxrdB, TO rescue tho sufferers. Ono or two
men who we're near the surface, hoped ont
at osce Iniejured: Othors were rescued By
little d1ggi1g hut when crowd had col
1ected and the painful facts Of Tbs disaster
fifteen mad been buried " the l.ndalde, and
mat, dead Or Aylng, may could only be.
oroogns 70 ne eurlsce oy Palnial, laooraous
to1 bnt On how Ghee1fully ne spectators
took thovels and picks 70 asslst LII the "ork
endfngef1ng 1heE own lives ~ Standing on
ne pel1t9n Of tnc nank that remained entite.
aunofeas OF tne people coogrexa.ed IN tao
e1feetk-Neepng "11ee, asoniz:d 1neqdas
ana etfong Armed c1nzens. Ms1oE van
AlsIJne took commaua o. tae constaoles and
pouce1nen "no assemoe co ptompuy. ana oy
als enorts plesentea second asalAhcle.
rom the aax1ery ana cnfioslty OF spectators
Soon sosn hfaa "a Tas 1;e; nsopght 70 isht and ne xss
found TO nc ilvlpg. a dFfak OF water WAS
, 1863-10-23
FROM THE UPPER MIS-
SOURI,.
Correspondence Of the st. Joseph (Ho) Morning
Herald.1
3V4 N30*J
FpET BEITHpLD. Sent. ~ taS.

FoRr BEnrHo1p, Sept. IS, 1868,
I fear that my last winter troubles vera
nothing to what they will be this couiur
winter have heard rothlog but Indiaa s &C.
counts Of the movements Of the troops be.
lew this, AID they are dlscouragiug enough.
A few days after the fight at ornear Cannon
Ball River, B party Of eighteen white men,
ore woman, young gi1l shout fourteen years
old, and two children, Tera massacred By the
Yanctonais and Esautux. The woman suf.
fe1ed horribly, having been passed g Ii Pat
rie.n.' then dragged BY the neck
uIul she became senee!ese, when they
would let her rest until she would
become partially recovered, when
they would repeat TIE operation; at last they,
Pnt an end to their dlabolical proceedings BIZ
driving large pieces Of wood into her and fr-
ing arrows through her pereou, until she
died under the treatment The young eirf
had to undergo tie same: treatment. The
children It Il: supposed veze thrown Into the
= The same Sioux have sent me word to n,e.
Iose, that they were determined to take thjs
place for the ammunition, as they are nsayly
At the present time there Is = boat with
come seventeen men, awaiting to hear some
positive news In regard to the Sioux below
tbis place, before pu6hing out for the States.
Theyare principally miners, aad from Iowa.
taipk they will remain here all winter, which
HOW Will get through this winter ia very
hard to conjecture, but u every man tacea the
mnk1e "ltn good heart. I say let them come.
, 1863-10-23


/. From this It Is seen That Of the thirteen dis
trlcts electing Copperhead members last fall,
eleven have now given Union ma5orltles,
amounting In the aggregate to s., 249! while
buttwogtVing majofittes amounting to 4 on,
endorse those claiming to represent them!
When to the majorlties In the Union districts
thus situated, ne add their portion Of the sol
diers' yote, ne shall have an aggregate against
their n.is-repres entatiyes Of not. less than
5000 majority! with those In the other tro
districts reduced to mere fractions, ifnot en-
tirely wiped ontl So that while seventeen,
urder the 'sober, second thought. and by
mnjoritlek most emphatic, have declared for
the Union, no ehall probably Fttness thirteen
open and urdlsguised sympathizera With ro.
bellion occupying eeats IN the National Leg.
islature, audaeioasly claiming. to represent
the sentiments Of. theso districts! The de-
gree Of presumption requisite for such an
Outrage On every principle Of Democracy OF
Republican government ts difficult to appre-
ciafe, In the better days of tho Republic no
such spectacle could bare occurred, Those
daIs have passed, and with them the better
, 1863-10-23

4 correspondent Of tho n 7. Etening R,t,
writing from Utah, thus giyes his Impressions
Of the man Of many wlves-Brigham Young:
I found President Young an agreeable,
sffxble gentleman, apparently not over forty.
five years Of age. although he is reslly up-
wards OF sixty. He was disposed to converge
upon any and al subjects very freely. The
treaty with Japan he regarded at flfst Is q
failure, md the character Of the embassy
which visited tie United States has served to
confirm that belief The war, he thinks, will
be continued till great part Of the North
and South Is used up, or, to speak more
plainly, till az are annlhi1ated, when the
"sAintsn MIL be the people to occupy the
country In peace and qnietness. The dssola-
ton caused by the war he regards IS the judg.
Eent Of the Lord for the persecution Of the
Saints. Brigham wss disposed to give any
Information concerning his theatre, temple
aud tabernacle, and about his other public
buildings. The ventila.ipg Of his private
.chool.room, where his own children, nun.
be favorite eueject Ct conversation. The
ceilings Of these rooms are eighteen feet
high, ventilated from the tops Of all the win
dows: His own residences are several
bnldinge--a1c large and airy, with double
height. Ore large building is principally ~ oc. C.
cuPied by bis wives.
Brigham sleeps alone and eats his meals
alone. Whenever be wants cne Of his wives
he sends for her. It Is not Uncommon to see
three or four Of his wires at church, sitting
together, and generally dressed alike. 4
dozen or fifteen children are about his premf-
ses. at play At al times, apparently happy
enough. Brigham Young, junior, q soa about
tweny. years old-a pretty fir chip OF
the old blocE-hae Just returned from Europe,
whittier ho WAS eent On mission. Whilst
there he visited most of the countries and
placeB Of intcreet, being supplied With as
much money aa he wanted to spend. Brig
hams last Wite WIS rather an interesting Young
ladY. tie daughter Of Mr. Folsom.
It is asserted By the Mormona that the most
perfect harmony and good feeling prevails
among the Wiyes Of tho - hsrem," but have
positive Information which shoTs this to be
false.
O. Brigham is friendly dispozed towards the
overland mail companies. People Visiting
Salt Lake art watched In their movements the
same as they would be il they weye known to
be murderers or incendfaries; strangers tever
converse except in a low tone, 30 that they
cannot be heard of the sidewalks The SPY
syttem hers is equal to that in Vienna or
Paris. Men and women are frequently found
cu1led up under the fence inside the yard to
listen to people passing along the streets.
Men have been known to come and listen
under the window Of htrangers, when lights
have been seen at what they considered uu-
usual hours. To report anything to Brigham
to attract his attention would be accounted
good work.
, 1863-10-23

t[ons being under his Immediate direction
and eupe1ision- Gen Turner is son Of our
esteemed ful1oH-ciizen, the Hon. John B.
Turner.
-ChicaEo now las fire Brigadiez Geuer4ls In
the Eaticn's service. in the order Of their ~.
poIntmen. as follows:
Brig. Gen. J. D. Webster, Brig. Gen. Joha
Macarthur, Brig. Gen. Julius White. Big.
Gen. John B. Tarchin. Brig. Gen. John ".
T1r1rr.
, 1863-10-23

The following sentence became familiar t:
tie people Of Ohio during tho past c.upaIga
but it has now q new SQUAD:
"Fallai dighAm waits aad watches over the bor
der. plecEed-lf elected Governor OF the Stxte o
oho-zo a1ray It saintt Lincoln and tho waE ANT
TO 70 for peace.
How long IL he to "vait and watch?" Viii
1t be I'LL Gen. Push arrives with his army O.
100000 Democrats, to escort him to. .Coluna
, 1863-10-23

Last year the Republican party OF
: Ohio adopted conservative platform and
made their contest under the conservative
leadership Of Tom Ewing and Frank
Backus. Result-the State was lost by
1000 rotes. This year radical councils
prevailed, and under Brough and Ander-
son, who preached radical doctrines from
every rostrum, the State is recovered by
q majority Of 82,0oo votes. The people
love bold, earnest and patriotic leaders.
They have sovereign contempt for cold
blooded, timid, hold-back conservatives.