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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

ON L. r. 4 - \ Il =
WINTER WALKING COATS.
VESTS AND PtNIALOOh5 TO MITCH
us..p..eI ~ VARIETY. QUALITY. srYLt. All
CuEArSESs.
Dt.VLIN & Co.
BROADWAY cor. 0RAaD-,r.
BROADWAY. cor WARREN-sF.
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Durham & Broka~,
CLOTHINH.
A.rp.rb sloct Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
In tho Meme ord boy. Department.
Ready niais
ONERCOATS.
OF No.cou r..guino and triDcAiI, bs,y--
WALKING SUITS TO MATCH.
Of
Ens'i,L Scotch, aud American Cc,sin.'
a.yerhLc dec. suite q. al quai.is,.
BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
40 ~ 1In-Av, OPPOSITE COOPER iNsTlrrrY
AND
30 ~ LAFAYETTE PLACE
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Tmnrr YEARS ExrrsrxscK OF AN OLD

IHIBTf BAK5 EATHaIhNVh Ut III" vi"
EuRsE-Mrs WrLovIs SOOTHING Strip is tie prs',rip
ton Of one Of the best female physicians and In the
United States and has been used fr thirty scar, viii never
fnr safety aud success by millions Of mothers and child ~
from the feeble infant Of one weck old to the tilL
1t corrects acidity Of ". stomach.
Relieves wind collie; Requisite the bowels.
Aud gives rest health aud comfort omo,he ard child %
cents bottle.
MRS S. A. ALIENS WOELDs HAIR Re-
sroavB and ZrLoBALsAxux. Of WORLDS HAis DRs.-iss
the only reliable preparation for Rs'rosrse snd DxksINs
the Hair
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American Art.

The ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY VAL offer for SALE o.
MONDAY 2st inst, ~ \ p. at the Gslisrtes no. ~.
Brosvay ORIClSkL PICTURES contributed in cid oftbe
Fund by following artists b9agh'on bsrrow br.:n
i.nd Guye Lreyoort bristol Brown Brow nell Carer'y.
Calm Carter Ca.,x Cariencks. Coinen Ccs> n crop
sew Dana fscoue Fish, OXFORD ures'oieI Gr.,sod nuy'
Jnme.ou ID. Johnson f.. JoinSou, Jones, ksn"st ba1L
Leut1e Loop Muller, Signo Morgan Nehbg osEte rAonH
Penshsrd Richards. R0ssi.rr stais Soan'ss suys'm
rem. Nli,redge, " iliisms son, fewelL -. -,
1Le picture. vii b. new admission re t 'ne o. NC
h. II. LEEDS * Co, Anc,.oneers
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Dusiness Notices.
Co.'s Cocoon BALsAn.

Co.'s COUGH BAlsAa.
CosTs But IS oxETs.
Ard wa nvaisby Cureths wort Gods Coush' Group In
lasas. and Relieve Consumption The progrsso' offer ''
refund the money fos every bottle whore Bssm does mol
pmedia.s'y effect cure the d"e',ns Ss strictly f'i
lived Who will wssss away with coupling when seurs IL
gusssn.ssd for quarter Of "a dollar.
6old by HxI.BoLp No. ss4 Brosd~ay d all Drusgis.s
DIAMOND PARLOR MATCHES,
In Round and Siae hoses
at s.o. - Courtlsndts 81.
GOLD PEss-1he best and the cheapest at
No NJ
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ART N0TICg The Crea; Sale Of Oh PAIsr-
mos ari WArEg CoLOa DRLsisos 1t the old Dss.c di
Gallery No - Frosd-sy. Tue Pfi'.'~ collection o. John
Wolfe, esq Nl. cy.nnlruce JUrssr I'd inst, si 10
cloch TIC hrsi d. .ae will embrace N, An.csn
Easi.h and hrns. O PsDtius. aud iuf.'h Water Color
drawings. LIS 20 -.
The second dys s..- WRDsksD.r ,ld. ssfne hour AMI
psce viii ,mnrsrs the Flemish ,nd fi.nrh Nh Fnntinr'
los u ls After ~hici ID. Dissirr p"es Nsrbr
statue called the Rem BY ). MofirI u hOns all De
sol II. ~. LEEDS Co. NO - saA'ru'
PEARL WEDDISG.--For the mex. chapter Of
The Pearl Wedding s.o 80 pafi a. ia foul Divorce
pot p.-... cal HFsHY AfLFsLLg j'wsil-., SO. y
Bieofk,r -, door wcst Of BI0siwA,.
~ the tim. s..ni. or s'ocA ~ CORAL JkTtiNf
largest New OH excepting house only Bishop
Rein.
W isye general s'oct ~ lY~gLEY WATCHES SLvgs
vAas ard FANcr OOops ad viii q. e. lee than .uy 0'r.
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S.iyer.Plated Ware.
Nm 1 MILIEn.

Nm. J. MILLER,
JmpDrl-r s,d Manufacturer,
No. IL Made LANE. -
Fr.en.iye stock II SHEFfinLD, BIRMINGHAM. ans
An sRIcAN GOODS, of Latest styles for cash or sST
time
Ics S.,, Waier. Um, Dishes. Casters. 'rn.reD' Wise
Stands Pt,t Coorr. Ice Pitchers CsAe n.skrts. Fr9n
stands Egs Frames. Pickle Stands. Csrd Baskets, Fork<
Pa al iynrY knixa,
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TraNcieG.l f.nife.

To Albany by Hudson Il. II re- N--seu.-:....T 10
a m AID \, 5 aid 10. . IL s.Lcay IsD....... 3:n D. N
To Albany BY Harlem n. ittl - IN sV.loa III.
i.lsp IA Sunday train. ............... 10 II
TO Boston by New LoDoon line Per "a y. Il,
S,onin gt0n line Pier is = b 40 rsl River
line Pier 3 n. r.. daily S1ldly ts~-ft-dl...... p m
To Boston. by New Haven hk 20 srngbesd
S7th-.s and.{.b ......... r. ~ y snd p IL
TO Boston by New. haven hil I'm ct @od an.
av via siofr Line .........f.i Sunday y. II
10 Buffalo by Eric hH. ic. c, Chamber,
:..-.....-- 20 20 10 "nu y IA
To Islip. Fire Island and other r.>o-ts on Lons
Island, by L. l. Railroad fro-l !. .ac- -? aud
foot OF 3ith--i.. T.. r.. M and p 10
60 Phisdsplis by kew-J.rsey ns..f cd. iosi OF
Courtisndf u. T. 10 M =, y. 2. sunday u u
TO Philsde .phis, by Camden ard Asnyog Railroad
Pier 26 NJ r.. foot Of Bare IN p IN
TO Washington BY New Jrrs,y kh. loan, l1m
and Il aud ~ p m foot Of N anu. a. sunday. q NJ
To the West. by Cen.rsl RsiirOrd Of H,w- jersey,
foe. OF sndt st. and u ia......nd p II
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The Grnef-nbers Vegetable Pulls.
Ho.I39 WILliAN.sr., NEW ioEx.
-. : Il. 4 ....-I Il Ia nd for

Are III. hes, In ii. world for family use aud for
lSpiassrIoy-l oNsTiPArioS - hEApAcaR-Nr1for..n"
- uIoussKss- HRAKrBrRs AcipiTr- kArsEA-fLAfu
LsAcE-WAsT OF ApPsrTg-DIsPEPslA-L COMPLAINT
-6kiYIsGs-FBvEgs n, .,..,
ON Account If 1hr,r great i!dnss and from IRE t1es ss
fh, e.sy o, aanseafes l,arc the bopes eonsP'feS
condition he Gri.tcnts,g P,ui ell be found more pecse"a
- cr 2j ,sn.s per box On the receipt Of cn@ douA.
four bo,., BY mail free OF postage TO any par
~ All order. for Gr.ef,nber, medicines SHOULD oe I'd
dressed tn j. T. Bridge, ~ d. Rs''den' Php,ieiaH o'a9sr
b,yg fa,frr, No 1919 Millisn-st. New York. -
r d. md, irH consult via patiesss obor> from ~
Il,
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Granite Hall -,
shANlIE HALL q!
- WINTER CLOTHING P0H THf HOLIDAYS =!
SPLENDID sTOth OF
OyyRcOaTs AND WALKING SUITS TO MATCH
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
THE ABOVE GARMENTS,
rOR VARIETY QUALITY, AND STYLE,
CANNOT BIZ SURPASSED.
r. BARGAINS. BARGAINS :!
~ BARGAINS !
TO MAKE EOQM FOR sPkisG GOODS
GRANITE HALL Nc. ~ fuLTONsT.,
GRANITE NALL Sbsi. BEosdssy aud Ss'pu'.
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Ncw.Tork County Volunteer Committee.
Office, No. $40 BROADWAY.

10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ The following the pecuniny Inducements offered
COUNTY BOUNTY each down. tJN
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to new rreras...... 3os
UNITED STATES BOUNTY. sdaItionaito veteran
soidiers,
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Coa.p"ols,
oRISoN BLUNT, Supervisor
ELIJAH r. PURDY, Superviseg
WILLIAM X STEWART Supervisor
WILLIAM si TWEED, supervisor.
County ComIaiit>s
ORIS0N BLUNT. cASSnaa.
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Aoli Darker
Tni GHOST Or BLACK ALLEY
DIR. j. III. ROBINSON
Powerful AND SrRihlNG ROMANCE
VIII b, coiumrn "a Ia The
NE.W-l YEARS \ L MBER
~ the
NEW-YOKK MERCURY
READY 1T NOON TODAY.

III. reairss Of THE NETWORK MERCURY ,re not
stronger, 10 ,H.ni OF Dr. j. Ii. ROBINSON. n, sor.-
nave grAcsd IL. eoluHns bat among al h- coutr
buttons ri. nyaiua0lc Family pr hoFe Las not been
al 20 the extra ordsi, work o heton
al, -tfrlordusrs far. about e. sdOru Ice
FoI-o. anon, LitEKAkl JOURNALS Of ,he country
THE hEW-lORk NtkC RI 1, Ia every Laud-i', praises
on every 10. II has SOUND PlLAR'rl, based on is
inirns and ~. -n;.rDr;e III shlch l. conducted
New curative one,-sr - be eiied 20 those
iyf which il hA already brrO'V widely celsorsef. me
hcr, az. .t.rrind thu. Il shall merely ot'iRUN
but DISTANCE compstion aud BE- the scknom edged Cham
pion Story lni iil.fary Paper Of III 40 -
A ma.nihc GEN, embellishments symbols Of the MEETING
AND FAREWELL OF DECEMBER AND January.
III appr che New ie,r, nunh,r. This !, O, thr nne
sirsor 81 cravings puhi.hri f. New forf-s.
spidi-d -.l.A.A. and rinneri.y poetic. -
III. -io li be- lu.trasdby the insomparstis FfLlA
O. 4. DAlfi OF whose h.ppir, siorts accompanies
/ IL, i.trnI 4 L. eli Nor.
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NJ sfcaL BoXES.

MUSICAL BOXES
Tho srge.. ard complete s0ck oi Mr-icr BorEs 20
b. 70 M IN America offered for -e'e ofst ani
.,.,i by the underlined prices varyrs iron ~ - ~
no NJ. J. PAiLLAIB. Importer
No 81 Msden-lsn- tap sisir'i, i'ssf-h 'rt-
THrRg /. no more acceptable or appropriate
loi n, r,.,.n, than GROVER BAKER SEWING NAthlss
All fLr lrrrut ,ir of these cecIa,rd Nacb Is .r sr
No 9s prosdwsy 2d Il. livery dr.fpu0n o. hurnns
sewing don, IN tie best
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Al J.Ii. johnston a. Co.'s.

No. 80 How.fy corner Broomr..t. n. l.,
Pine Gold and Silver Nate-, 4ich Je~.fy sud psn'"''
Sterling syerwhrc hrii.l Presents. ard Apun" Ae'
v. u.snulactpfe own siherplstfd ware sueh as 70
s.ts un. Casters, baskets, rob. spoons &C. 'ou.
plate all tbs We eel and prcts a. i'W NI"' '"o
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ivorv Iuitfni sleeve Buttons. IS cents per par.
pr an, 4 De. pair fine assortment InsIuiaclrei ~
MILAN 81 WEl.I.!NG. No vi Centre-.s-, 30" fosas
.isn o. th- Golden Elephant.
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Intending to spend The Winner IA the Me 3. ~ !.

,auth IN ,he Introduction q; NALt Abi:f hS' ~
-, ts.y.,nx rrpeuse. tley subjected 70. "h
IA Al, next ten d.u shall he A. the capital o Hsn'uyJ
Person. b. ding me their csri, a. WILL AM
esyaIrszr a.rin, thu Winter After s tsIe az h>s oh'
ohio County Ind C. q. Z. q, fort~o DAYS 81 room w.
~ Mryclarl. HO.rL
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
Hon. Jacob Seeman
Every Man to his Post.

Before this number Of the PLAT reaches
all of our subscribers, the great battle for
Constitutional Liberty will have been
fought in this State, and the result Will
decide whether the freemen Of the Badger
State will range themselves with the IA
Tiers of the Republic, or with those who
are advocating the darnnabe heresies OF
the present Administration. But
this number will reach many Of the
readers Of this paper and aa public jour
nalist we again entreat the voters OF this
county TO examine tho molent"us issues
involved, and decide how thcH viii meet
them on THURSDAY next. VIII Non hy
your votes place the Liberties Of the nation
in the keeping Of those Tho are erecting =
military despol:sm or the ruins Of Demo
cratic institutions, or will you, like men
knowing your rights, show that vsu have
the irteI!igeuee, patriotism and courage TO
maintain them, and rebnke the fanatical
horde that thus ruth'essiv invades them
Democrats. to the polls! Lat every one
be there early and stay till he knows eve
~ vote has ba L pollpd 'hat can he law
fully on the side Of the Constitution and
Union TIE questions Of the day are
questions that concern the people. Are
you willing that the wsr sh@l' b. irdefi-
nitely postponed for the reduction If the
revolied States to Territories. and the
emancipation Of negroes at the 'uAA Of
SO 900 900 per day 20 enrich the few with
government contracts, or would YOU pre-
fer to nut down this rebellion IN the short
est possible time, aod sars the life OF the
nation If so, lie at tie polls on Tuesday
next, and see that all Lo,a Democrats are
there and vote the straight Democratic
ticket
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
Exit Rosecrans--Enter Grant,

The .ews Of The removal Of RosECRANs
published in our last weeks issue has been
confirmed, General GRANT assumes con-
mand Of the armies Of the Cumberland,
Ohio, and Kentucky, with plenary pow
ers
The Democratic party have no tears to
she'd over General RosEoRANa' fate. In
his prosperity he proved a hitter and most
ungenerous partisan. Eie wrote letters
maIigning the democrats, he grossly in
suited Mr.. VALLAHDIGHAM when he had
him in his power as a prisoner, be would
not permit Democratic papers to circulate
in his camps, nor reporters OF Democratic
Journals to accompany his army IN short,
he lid everything to outrage the party to
which he once belonged. and commend
himself to the Administration which hss
since got him into trouble, and now pro-
poses to disgrace him for not knowing how
20 get out Of it. Sc, goodbye General
RosgCRAHs and welcome General GRAsr
OF him we may at least hope that lie will
do a soldiers duty in soldiers way
Superior alike to the discouragemeuts OF
temporary disaster and to the temptations
Of final victory, the country may rest in
the assurance that whatever is set him to
do will be heroicaIiy attempted, and that
when he triumphs, justice and the Consti-
tuition, the rights Of every citizen ana me
honor of the nation, will triumph with
him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
Work for Victory.

The election is near at hand. Four
DAYS more, and the 81 of November will
be upon US. Are the Democrats Of Man
itowoc County ready for The peaceful tria!
Of the baliot-box? Have they made such
arrangements as will bring out every vo'e
in each district and town? If not, there
is not an hour to ose-it is time to be up
and doing in earnest. You who want the
voice of Wisconsin to speak Iond aud deep
toned for 'he Union, the Constitution, and
the suppression Of the Rebellion, have i'm
portant aud urgent work to 90, and it
must be done quickly, if at all. /. is i'm
portant to elect the entire Democratic tick
ei, both State and County, and the way 10
accomplish tha: object is to take The steps
necessary TO secure a tull Democratic vote,
and local Organizations are the best mean,
Of ef'ecting this This County can be car
ried by an increased majority, if all cheer
fully do their duty, We have candidates
worthy of the warmest and most united
support, aod they should receive it from
every Democrat.
Every Democrat should feel and know
that the prosperity OF his County and State
depend upon tie success Of Democratic
measures aud tie perpetuity Of Democrat
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while he would hold ou! the assurance
that constitutional protection of iudividu.
Al and political rights should follow She
restoration of the Union and the return Of
ga honorable peace. In other words, q,
Democrat would throw aside ali the ex.
tre.ae measures et mad abolitiousfn, and
OF mad secesslonlsm, and carry the spirit
Q! TarJsciBadon wherever the armies and
the has Of he Union may go. Union.
restoration, peace, nationality and frater.
nlty anioGg al The members of the confed.
eracy, without regard TO local insti;u! ions
and peculiarities. and without regard 10
geographical lines, are what lie places
above all ether Considerations.
! have been thus explicit on thi. po;ns,
in order thai Democrats may not be in.
titaldaied BY denunciaiien or influenced
BY meaningless expressions. We are
ready to face our opponents on the inertia
Of this national storm which they have
rsised anu We are not 10 be led or driven
hsjfe from those merit. by any subterfugs
"Vate'er. We will face even their mu.
sc y; civil var and desolstion and national
ran; yea, y. viii play that music TO
ihesa upon the harp of Thousand
sirIsgs before the next Prssidsntis! elec.
ten. Every Demecrsi is now in earnest.
Thousands OF oar political friends are in
the held In trent OF he southern enemy.
and every Democrat who is not in the
fied sh.re is in the r.Lk5 with his xrmor
on against sls r-leu.iess enemy of ibs Ia
,ios.I UuIou S! tie North. That Union
must be restored by the suppression of the
southern rebellion but the surest way, il
nos tie on!y way to accomplish that re-.
suit Is to put down abolition faua.ic:sm AZ
tbs North. Let the glorious "o,k be ac-
compiisied. Let the broad ensign Of the
republic, with Iot star los, or dimmed,
once more " e in peace over united
and happy people.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
Hon. Emil Rothe,

The Democratic candidate 70: Secretary OF
State, made telling speeches 10 the Ger
man and English languages on Monday
evening last The Cour. House vas
crowded 20 its utmost canacitv-'ha gal
lery alone containing 200 yersons-n2ny
of the audierrs heire German Republic
cans who had assembled 20 hear one Of the
finest speakers in the West. Mr.. RoTHE
addressed the Democrats in English for
about half an hour, in beautiful and chaste
language, and was warmly appIau9ed du
ring his eloquent remarks.
lie then enchained the German portion
OF his audience for the space of two hours,
attracting their eager attention, aud call
ing from them many manifestations Of a
warm approval Of his sentiments. Mr.
RoTHE made his mark in Manitowoc, and
will not only receive large number of re,
publican votes for himself bu The whole
Democratic ticket will be greatly strength
sred by his talented aud dignliiei speech
Democrats Of Msnito~oc. the address
of MIR Ro1nE ehould give you new vigor
on election day. You have everything in
your favor for good days work. All
that is now necessary is ACTIVITY and
ZEAL Get out the Democratic vote
BE active. be vieiisnt. and the day is
ours. Stand at the poll, and defend your
party aud lis princirles-your candidates
and our ticket. BY taking hold OF the
matter in the right way you may have the
satisfaction Of redeenng Manltovoc from
the hands Of the opposition. Try it Try
hard.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30

In the governors proclamation we ave
told that about 5000 men will be drsfted
from this state November ga week from
next Monday-ani nearly 10000 more
must be furnished by January Ssh. This
vii! make total for both quoiss CT near.
ly 10000
Section Is Of the consoription act pro-
yidea that the enrolling board, when MAX
ing draft, shall AID so per cent to the
number assigned by the president This
viii give for two quotas of thi5 state,
should they all be drawn, over y, Geo
men, al! of whom will be required -Ililu
he next eight weeks. Inis Is more than
lwC IN tive OF the whole number CT the
first class enrolled IN the state. Deduct
ing from the whole number enrolled
hose who will be exempt for physical
disability, and draft for q 900 viii
sweep away nearly, or quite, all the bsl-
ance
Here are statistics worthy of contam-
platon. In total population Of nearly
million souls, the war has already taken
from the state every able-bodied lnsn I'm
unmarried man over 35 and under IS,
excepting not to exceed thirty or forty
thousand atle>bodied men now on The
enrolment lists. Nearly all the balance
are now called for, which will leave US a
male population composed mostly Of the
old, the lame and the sick. Such is our
American civil war.
The shortest, the easiest, and Tie cheap
est way to ill these last two calls. is by
volunteering. The principal citizens Of
he several stowns aud waEds in the state
should Immediately confer together as to
tue best.couFse to pursue. It is now too
late by volunteers to prevent the frs,
iraft Bat it Is possible bv active effort
in this way to supply gcodiy proper
t!on OF tie January quota In making
this effort, doubtless those who are able
will subscribe literally for the support of
the families Of those who mav be called
to arns.-N;l,waukes Nsp.
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Gen. R0sacrans il Cincinnati,
Cincinnati Oct Cf

Cincinnati, Oct. 20.
Gan. hosec,ans strlsed about o'.l'k
TINS morning, and was escorted to III. Bur
net House by al immense crowd of ci,i
zens. lie was enthusiastically welcomed
throughout the line Of march. Judge
@tofer Introduced him 10 tae asseublayu
and said bis tollo~-cilizens Of Cincinnati
appreciate tha work lie has Accumulated
!of his country, sud assured him of their
unshaken conhleEce. While ha has uey-
er disholorei his aative state, the state
has never forgotten Tim. Alludiug TO hin
removal from The Army Of the Cuubsr-
land, lie SAID liza. tas people wauld re.
cure records upog Which that action ~.
based.
Nen. kosecrans returned thanks for :hs
expression OF sympathy in sspsct to whish
thIs pubic reception implied. While he
ivI' ilaItefed by it, he could not forge,
'has the heart Of the peopls does not 90
out to Individuals alone 1t is principle
loF which We are contsndlng, the strug gle
ior national he, that produces such az.
ss'AaIies. lie asked tAs people never to
ioisot theiF duty to the government, what
ever inlgh. occur 10 individuals The
question as - hov he had been used. be
desired 70 te.sa foi future time TO answer.
o"'"o i'-e'.dS Of nius in New York, he
s"'n' nfe '''! s"ho.rous about my health.
Inc Army u the Cumberland thinks xm
We'll, s..d s. Go |. As for the quantity Of
opium have taken. consult NV druggist,
New ok and Washington papers lave
Sald GeneT~Is Crittenden and McCook in.
'ehaed 10 make chsrges against me. They
nave ASSURED nae they regret that such sx-
ce.1ln&iy ial.e teporto should DO started.
lie Ssid that sincs lhs battle Of Chicka.
"sug" hs h=d received letter OF approx
VA! 1iom the President for his action ia
ina "halr, @nd said whatever charges ap.
Po"'e' III i-a",e'n papets against him, ha
"''S ,''>.~H .. st"; tae government was in
40 -! .,- ..'.s...e ior them. He express
- us ieaa.1yas 70 10 whatever goyern-
''-s.s "eN4-. ot MIN
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Weed on 0pdyke.

THURLow WED has published smother
letter exposing tie virtuous Opdy ks-th'
nost in;ense g loyal man Of New York
lie concludes thus:
Mr.. Opjyks. senior, sf:er filing ;he Gus
tom bouse With relatives Zone i5reckln-
ridge rce 2v} and followers, denanded the
notarisl business o! the department for hi,
son. Opdyke. junior, ws. therefore IN.
stalled as custom house notary. But the
ordinary busress Of the dersr' ment did
not suffice. The ofirsr, aud employer.
were required to gs hefo,e the nsiary with
barren commir.ion," monthly, sud
.ueaf to thoiE sac0unt--s~ear ttss
Thirty tsys hath September,
ApTii J9Ie s.d November
All the rest ave thIr.y oa.,
Lxceptli Z feDrU..fs. when hath txel-
ty-t!gh. aaoue
concluding with 4 payment Of quarter OF
II dollar each 10 SoI.rv Opdys- Some
of the officers rebe!ieG hut # five hun
dred out of the thousand ~~kei up to
the captains Office snJ settled" the hstsry
realized 81 500 per aunua in that slim
~sy.
"Egaallg groun.less Is the clsrge against
me OF being "gorSed With government co tract
fal-, il true, srGd not De at Al cea-Uresnr
provided l oh a!ned thsn fairly and executed
them with hdcli:y."---
The chsrge that Mayor CFdyke is
gnfged with profitable contracts" " is
eqaaIy groundiss'. Ii i, not hi, b"nor
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Are YCu Reody d?

The Milwaukee Macs learns from off
ciaI quarters that the nun Der Of lDen 10
We drafted from this state on the oh dA,
Of oyeuher-One week from Monda,
ncxt-is about THIhTEEN TH"UoAND. The
additional number required by the S.
day of January, is about TWENTY THOU
saHD-makiug total Of TuIKTY-TRREE
ruor.ASD MEv to he AIKEN from among ~
within she next sixty or seventy GAYS -
This will he a clean sweep Of nearly sf'
the men ia the state capable Of bearing
arms and liable to service.
Thus far the reality seems to he bu'
half realized. There are few or none who
10 not suppose that there viii be some
means Of escape from this demand =
The-e who lsL~r nude. .h;- .,i-aI.r,r..-
hension. viii ve.y soon ascertain their
mistake. Our farmers, our mechanics,
our merchants. eur daily laborer>. must
prepare to PAY OR GO. The whole mum
Der required-33 0G0-is neasiv equal to
the W ole number sent heretofore since
the war commenced Each town and
each county must duplicate its numbers
and furnish one t0an now for every man
who has hitherto been enrolled.