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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

With this issue Of the REGISTER
'e the 9TH Volume. 1t costs green.
run the concern in these times
snd we would most politely request
indebted to pay promptly, and
40 do not pay must expect to be
yes, dunned daily for we must
f,ettlement.
70 no prospectus; we don't propose
q long guarantee OF the certain
one year as a certain other paper
then peg out after the 9Th issue
'if sheet-bat we simply intend to
rs good paper Us we can, aud
nr reputation On our Ell 5rts during
!: five years.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

Ea5- The following street conversation
was overheard by our reporter: D.-"Good
morning, G. Ready for the draft p
c." Ready If my distracted country
needs me-if she requires the sacrifice of
my lief the lettering edIGce Of our
glorious Union needs to be cenented with
my hearts hlood-if it is necessary for
her preservation that she strides on to vic
tory over my dead body then sir, the vic
tim is ready With the heart prepared
for any fate and with firm trust in Di.
vine Providence, l shall, with a lively
feeling of doing my duty, march boldly
Onto the Collectors Office, and pay my
three hundred dollars
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

"a A very short time prior to her death
Miss Southland penned the following lines
the publication Of which has been re-
ouested by her friends, and which arc
we'll worthy Of n careful reading:-
"sEE THAT TE REFUSE NOT THE VOICE THAT
sPEAKErH.'
Solemn is the note of warning
Sounded by the Victor Death,
When he comes, unseen, unbidden-
Comes and steals away the breath.
When he chills Life's crimson current,
Flowing strongly smoothly on;
Stops the warm hearts steady beating,
y, how soon the work is done!
But the spirit, Heaven descended,
The living man, within the man,
Fraught with life, is it surrendered
10 Deaths bitter, painful ban?
Does it die when dies the body,
Sinking down in long despair,
And the light 90 out 10 darkness
That has shone so brightly there?
Then, indeed, would earth be dreary,
All around, beneath, above;
But we know the spirit rises
To the Being Of its love-
Upward scars to the Great Father,
To rejoice in Heavens own light;
Or, il choosing darkness rather,
Lives for aye, in endless night.
Q, then, shall we slight the warning,
Sounded loud in Reasons ear?
Soon for US the Master cailclh,
/ And we may not fail to hear
May We glad accep, His mercy.
Give to God our waning days
So shall all our lives be peaceful,
And our latest words be praise
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

EA- DiED-At Three Grove, Nebraska
Territory. Aug. 6, 1863. of Malignant
Fever, JAMES A., con Of Mr. aud Mrs. }.
L. Buck. Also, Oh 18th, Of same disease,
WILLIE, aged l3 months. Also, on 9th,
OF Dpthera, GEoRGY N, aged years !;
and on the 18th, CHARLES D., Of Dip,he-
ria, aged II years.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

Boston, Aug. 3l.-A destructive fire is
now raging in East Boston; recommended
in the Atlantic works where the monitor
turrets are being constructed. The build.
ngs with four nearly finished tlrrets are
already destroyed. The flames are rapidly
extending through the mechanical portion
Of East Boston.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

psy DEMAND FOR GOLD. The demand
for gold is gteat, but is not equal to the
demand for the celebrated Chemical Sale.
ratus. especially where this Saleratus has
been tried and where its worth is fully
known. Try it AID satisfy yourself For
sale by most merchants.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

MARRIED-In this city on the 22d
n N. lowering, County Judge, Mr..
Is j. DRAzEAu and Miss VICTORIA
all Of Dakota Territory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

Tour old friend and fellow traveller
frave, r. H. PcwLEssos, Esq, will
/ { thanks for a couple Of man.
er.ncl!ons.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

The Republican State Ticket will
nd under our local head. We do
the request Of some Of our Re.
h friends.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

ga The Dakotian says that Indians
had been seen between Fermllllon aud
Yankton on Monday last.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

Hky- Attention is called to the adver.
tisement of WALLIS Pate, A. A. c. S.
of For. Randall, D. 7. in another column.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

| We have omitted to notice tie i'm
ID just completed on the resi-.
ifGen. CHAs. P. BooGE north Of
y. The Gen. has made large ad-
10 bis bouse-has got Gue cellar.
icenent bottom and well walled up,
! the convenierces in and about the
| a residence in modern style got.
resards Of expense. From the
lance of the Improvements one wo' d
lily suppose he was member of a
Tho had been blessed by Fat gov
mt contract instead of being the
furnishing beef q. S. q, andecorn
cents. But enterprise and industry
accomplish much, and he should
y truly who becomes a bene factor
country by increasing exertions Tor
best interests Of Dakota and the
| of the ballo, box.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

A large lot Of Corn. Wheat, Oats
and Pork Wanted this Fall, for which
the best rates will be Maid. Also.
Dry and Green Hides, Furs, and all
kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
r. BUCHRUCKER.
Sioux City, Iowa, May 3oth, 1862.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05
III
1lCAN STATE TICKET.

L S.......W WILLIAM M. STON r..
Toy ....... ENOCH w. EASTMAN.
70 Supreme Court ......J. r. DILLON.
tor {i3d Dis. .l...G. w. RASSETT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

Oscribcrs will take notice that " hen their
% to then with colcred TX marked on
aay be surc that their subscription has
and unless renewed q, once the
topped.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

nA- This being enc ofthe oldest e.>>,.
iishments no the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accomo.
dation of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur-
ed that in buying at our establishment
tmy will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

49, Tue "o'o " "
"a took ,herefrom four horses
80 10 Il. ". McELnAsEY, which
I'D on bis Stage and Nail route from
c;,v TO Randall, and one horse belong.
"a Uncle Sam, and the next night
stole FIVE horses from company of
end Nebraska Cavalry stopping at St.
mes. N. T., on their route from the
,pedtion to Omaha to b. mustered out
service. At Chouteuu Creek there is
ompanY or Part Of company Of the
Iowa Cavalry stationed for the protec
a of the settlers, and the five horses
Ol.n from there were taken from stable
bort lOO'fee; from the guard tent. The
nd Iebraska boys own their own horses,
md issoldiers will permit it we suppose
!. Is al honest and right, ito lie in am
nah Id steal from the enemies camp"
least it has been SO recorded; but the
ss TO McELnASEY is heavy, and he
.s u,d il2Gord to lose them, and We trust
CD mkures will be adopted as. will
tber re- Il in the restoration Of the hor-
O. thd Isce r,aining Of what 'rihe took
,m, 10 at il annuity Indians, he may
cove n for them.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05
IMPORTANT NoIlcE.-The a,te,

IMPORTANT NolIcE.- The a'ten-
op'e doing any kind Of bushes.
license is called to the 2i'h
amendment to the Excise
Is as follows:
, be IL FURTHER enacted,
ii or persons shall know.
r carry on any trade or
exercising or carrying
or business a license is
akiag out such license
AIf required. he, she, or
~ Tor every such offence, upon
10, thereof, in 1igu1 e nr ia addi-
her penalties now imposed bv
Che d scretion Of the court, he sub.
.mrri nDent for term not ex.
~ ssArs.
H.. 81 be seen at once that the re.
gents Of this law must be complied
else there will he trouble ahead. No
of business can be transacted with
license. People buying or sellin:
or exchange, buying and selling
5 and mules as dealers, must make
!ication and take out license or lay
aselyes liable to fines and boarding at
le Sans expense. Also, persons ne,
ling Apay tax assessed for keeping
lions Or doing other business for which
hse tax is required, arc as liable as
Il who have made application.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

&r~=Esrs-~-essSzszzsksG1 uEadExz1kEs<sEzzSsselss
1868 1868
New Goods. New goods
~.~- ~. 34---
Exclusive Cash system !
NEW GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
Immense Summer Importation.
Mammoth Quitting, Grocery and
Provision Establishment.
F. BUCHRUCKER,
WHNLEsALE and Retail Dealer in Liquor,
wv French, German aud Native Wines, Laye,
!cer etc. Also, dealerin
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Can and Dried Fruits,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Cheese, Bologna Sausage,
CracAers-all kinds,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Blankets, Flannel,
Ticking, Drilling,
Wagon Covers,
Buckets,
Salt, &C.,
rA-poWDER AND SHOT,
Coffee-all kinds,
Soap-ail kinds,
Candles-star.
Sugars, Assorted Nuts,
Hemp and Cotton Cordage.
Fig Bread,
French aud
American Confectinary
Cotton Batting,
Cotton Wicking,
Raisins,
Currants,
And everything else usually kept in a firstoiass
Groceryan Quitting Establishment.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

w,Il,ne obedience TO the said Constitution and Govern
mm and will not either directly indirectly. do any
act in hostility to the same either BY taking up arms
those in arms against them; that, without permission
from the lawful authority. will have no communcas
ton direct or Indirect with the States in nsurrection
against the United States or win either oi the or
With any uerson or persons within said nsurrectcnary
states: and that will in all things deport myself
good and loyal citizen Of the United States This do
In GOOD faith with full determination. pledge and pur
nsse 70 keep this my sworn obligation and without any
mental resery alton or evasion whatsoever.
III Provost Marshals and other military officers are
nm Election who shall refuse his aid in carrying ont this
order. or who OH challenge Of vote being made the
ground OF disoyaty or hostility TO tho Government.
Shall refuse require the oath OF allegiance from such
voter. By order MAJ lren cCbESch'
w r. CursgBRoueH. Lieutenant Colonel and 4. ~ g.
Official: w. NJ. ESTE, Major and Aid-de-CamR
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
ArrgMpr TO SHOOT AN OFwcER.- Il late

hour on Tuesday night. woman came 10 the twenty
ninth Precinct Station House and stated that four no
torious rui.iaus named Charles Muudy james OCon
nor. John Shields and John konncdy. living In the
neghborhood Of West Sinctecth street. intended to
entoe Officer Gambling Of that precinct np the alley
wav nj No ia West Ninctecnth street, and murder
lin. In company with four comrades In Plain clothes
The officer started out with the intention Of eiiectng
the capture OF tho ruians. "A they were passing the
alley they were fired by some person. who immedi
atcy fed up the alley Giving chase the officers ran
him into n house by and after di!igcnt search
found lin slowed away under bed. On the floor near
him was u four.barrclcd revolver. bearing the marks
Of having recently been discharged. The prisoner
when taken Into custody, gave his name as Charles
undy. lie was held in 81 900 bail to keep the peace
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Vsasscnrcrs Arrived

I'm steamship Arid from dspfRndH-tol O. v. Toiten,
Can't, j. NJ Dow. Mrs X. Is. Levi. aud child, Mrs. Julia
" ood Mr.. Is. H. Williams. Mrs. T.. NJ Bamam. Mrs r..
W, H. Stei!el wife aud two childgen, Mis- NJ. Clark Mrs
H. tlo Nj Levy, MI Well Ms. Fleming slater aud four
chidcn e. Mcegul and wife. Mrs Judge fcrlon. Mrs NJ
pfont. Joseph kngsbury Cha, Lambert and Samuel
MARX o. l. Chamberlain Mrs. Dali, O. =. Cole wife ana
lonf children Mira. NJ. Carter B.nj Cole Mts lnier ana
two children c. ~ liinckey j. w Russell &. Cole VIE
nnd iy, children, las. Nashay, W IL Davenport =. ~ "
den H. T.. Oiis VIM. iligby VIM. H. Cooper r. uoinN' A.
Slrlns. H. H. Bacon, Il. Icadey r.. Cooper and vac;
Hincksn Mr. Harmony J. ID. Wright, T. D. M " n'si o~ 4
Ioveoy Cant Kenny apt. Pc,eon and wife, MI Mug -
H. MeCully, Mr. III ~ oenor Ores.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
AcKyowLEpcMEyrs.-Thc following sums

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS following sums
have been received at the office of the Womens L. \.
League since Oct. nnd are gratefully acknowledged
Mrs r. f. Russell, $l; Caroline White, ~ IS Ayoca =
ccnts Mr Burnhan. lac.. Nh. j. 5. Hunter 81 40 NJ h
Hubbard al; r. l.. Burr 6 Mrs J. ). Gfifns 81; Cleo
NJ Rice 8Oc. e. A. b. Lley, -, T.: A. chambefln, : |
Mrs. jacobs, Sl2 a5 J. i. Young + 80. Dudley Wtht'
25c G. j. H. Nichols 25c. Bereen Newl oTk Soc. BROOK
6ed W. 30c Clarence Sncl $I o3, Peoria Go, H. 49,
Middlesrx Village 27c; NJ A. T.. Wasrr 23c.i W H. Hicks
soc Ms H. NJ T. Cutler 80 H. A. tayerwraiher Zoe L.
C. Thompson + Is, A. II. Pratt 23c. Miss Abby May w
r. H. u,wes 25c ;. H. prise Toe. Hiram A. tut'ins r!
rartLsna Cloush S, %; North Fast, Penn, Honey
Crees s0c, Nh. Hyde $l Il; Mss. joceNn, : olive
Johnson soc; Primrose Iowa VI q? Miss tir' 70 sa
rah d. Unryin S5 l.. NJ. Davidson fJ Csris,ille. Ohio
~; DcAa,b Co. Ill.,, SOC. Northwcod Iowa Wc Mrs Con
rad 81 H. II. Hyde loc. Grand Plain Mich, a1c, Hon
oen Smith, 300. - ,o,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
ARRIVAL OF AN ITALIAN MAN-OP-WA

The Italian line Of battle ship Regaan'uomo Com
irander vascalo. from Gibraltar. and last from ber'
muda arrived in our harbor yesterday afternoon Aiter
dropping anchor she salncd the fort on Governor
Island the French frgate and the Russian Adnirais
nag-the latter two replied TO- She is i'nelook
ing vessel being Of $500 tons burden; propeller
with engines Of 40 horse power carries s. guns and
has II complement, OF officers and sailors numbering 'iO
men, She anchored in the North River above the
Russian fleet.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
yrYTu SENATE DISTRICT.
SIXTH SENATE DISTRICT.
SEVENTH SENATE DISTRICT.

VOTE FOR ASSEMBLY-lCo lCorrectcdl.
IIiisT As-rMBLi DISTRICT
r. r. wcymonth IN. 5l2 Jacob L. smith Dem. 1899
j. Ii. Mackenly In. ID. 80 Majority for smith. .l0s1
sECoAD ASSEMBLY Di,liuCr.
w T. Kirk Un....... lsts Is. Gaughon, Dem. 1919
Majority for Kirk. ti9.
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRACT
Andrew j. Plumb. u. ri3 George w Curtis, ID 1886
John Whilmorc l. ID. nij Majority Tor rCuFtis''-. J'j
tOrRIH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Reub. L. Mills In. 1903 Jas. Il. Murray. Dcn"eei0
Majority for Murray IA.
IIFlg ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
A. bradshaw Union 7G6 Henry Rogers. Dem. . 0ss
II Lnlirgc. Ind Dem. ia Maj Tor Rogers. Js2
hIN1H ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.
A. H. Kctchan U....l.&0 w j. Burke Dem. 20. 657
r DAWSON Ind Dem 3lJ Majority for Burke. =. u, ,3G1
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Erastus Benedict .2Jil JameS Grnham, Dem. .l7g-
Majority for Benedict .3lJ
uoilIn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Keating Union 1871 W. j. Olvany. Dem. ..2i3G
Majority ior OlsaDy. 3D.
MIMI AssItBLi DISTRICT.
Saml. G.. Reed In. 200 JAS. T.. Dunn, Dem. 203G.
Majority for Reed. 10
TENTH A-srsiRiN DISTRICT.
BENJAMIN Merritt. u 1919 Anthony EchoG, ID. .2?iG
Majority for Eichofi G0i
ILiyIKIu ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
John v Grdlcy, UnlG2o Agstin V. Petit. Ind. D.s50
Z. OBricn Bryant. u 2i5 Majority for Bryant. ..7es
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
FIR. B Van Vlcct I'm. GA Aud. H. Jackman I'D 1913
Joseph A. Lyons ID. 2'0 Majority for Lyons. lie
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.
Michael Snyder, Un.. IT, , \. H. Reayey. l. ID. 30
Thomas Ryan. Dem l..s' Thomas OCalaghan AZ
Majority for snyder. 26i
IOrRrEEAIii ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
1hos Stevenson, Tn. 20OJ M. ~ Salmon Dem. g. .06t
Majority for Salmon
FiFfLENIn ASSEMBLY district.
Wm. W. Miles, I'm. 1880 ). X. Pincknoy Uem.. 1901
Majority ioy PncAney. t4I
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
The Original Dran Of tho Emaneipasion
Proclamation for sale.

tHIC 400 " 'uncfdall N"Ns ', -.
The original draft of the Emancipation Proc-
lsmatloa. which was donated 20 The Norih We,'efh
Fair for the benefit 81 the sanitary Commission nov
In thc hands of th. Commsson Who have charge oi ia
.als Several tryaic bids have been made iof it-oue
offering o. 100 A Subscription has b-"n started ~
secure ioI on. OF the Historical Societies "a more IN
accordance with tue wishes of tic fTcsideAt Any
1lnkAan. Chicago.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
The Charles River Fridge Damaged b,
Rire.

BosTus. wednesday. Soy. T. ls'd.
The bridge over thc Charles RIVER on the
Newton Fall. branch of The Boston and Worcester
Railroad wa damaged by IRE lat night
Passengers by the New .iOTk Train. no reached TIC
bridge about IL O'Clock while the hT" was Ia progress.
greatly aided In e1tlngu.shing The names
The bridge win soon be repaired
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
spec iai scssion Of shc Mnsssohusetts Legis.
Departure Of Gen. Butlcr.
Ii(eIOy. W sdnefl N'f

Coy. Andrew has decided 10 call special
.e,son of ,h. Legislature Ia meet on "Wednesday r"rt
70 consider the matter of Offering Iad1i."Hai D"u's
10 volunteers.
Major tien H. y. Butler left Iows today 20 ,s,urnc
coraand 81 the 18th Army Corps aad r Departments
Il Virginia and North CaJo.uA. ~ which hc Las been
recently appointed
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

Bo,worth over McCunn thus far. Oh Garvin over
White. loCo.
The missing district. will probably eS Mccunn
plurality over no.wor,h of 90 of more.
ssv.bih Dl,trc, wsnnE
second Dlsifiri ~sniur.
Flnh p.r.c, wanting and Nee urn' vote "a ssvru,h.
Twc cnh pisiflei slnns and Hcd vote IN Eleventh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
PRICES

q, no, bottle, or hal dosen' So medium 'i1e' !"
'' '' '''' y cent. ' per bottle or half dozen - ,,
I'll, large Size ON account Of the quantity the bottles h''
are much the cheaper !, ro. bs
S yoar neare. druggist no, have the article DO not
49,, o ny any Of the intoxicating preparations that n"y
rs.,aJ IN IL. place, but send to u.s. aud we wi"
securely packed, by express nv
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AID MANUFAcio~''
NO. 63l ARCusr., Philadelphia Pa
JONES & EVANS
Successors to c. NJ JACKSON Co..
Propsie.or&
Far Sale Nv prur,.,, and Deaers In every town "
United States.
NETWORK AGENoY'
AT uELMBoLD's CHEMICAL "AHIn0'''
No. w BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Rraua linliimOrc.

TALIIMUhI, " 'dH'7NAll wv. v T'''
The election IL proceeding quietly. Inc vote
ca,, will be light There Il little contest except
between the frw candidates on the Independent and
" Regular tickets.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

GERMAN BITTERs,
PREPARED By
DIR. O. NJ. JACKSON.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
IsNoTA
BAR.RoOM DRINK.
SUBSTITUTE FOR Run,
INTOXICATING BEVERAGE,
BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC sTIMULANr on ,NJUN
Gus DRUGS,
AND WILL xyFEcTrALLY crlE
LItEk COMfLAINVp
JAuNDICE.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE EVERY cAszo o.
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF TIE
KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES ARISING FROM
DIsoRDERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders OF the Digestive Oyesns:
Cons,ipa-
ton, Inward
Blood 70 the Head, Acdity
Of the stomach Nausea !@ut-
bum, Di,s'. for Food, fqIlne" @ or
Swimming snnn: hs as.a rue % md EIesau
when IN lying posture Dimse.. of Vision, bots or
Web. ssioIo the ssh, Fcysr s,on and Dol r..n rs D
tie Side, Bark, Chest, Limbs, &C.,
Sudden tiushes Of Heat,
Burning in IL ,l. rie'h'
ings Eul,
0rest Depression Of SPIRITS.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
VOC
GOOD APPETITE.
STRONG NERVES. q
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVES.
BRISK FEELINGS
ENERGETIC FEELINGS.
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
GOOD CONSTITUTION,
STRONG CONSTITUTION,
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
SOUND CONSTITUTION
WEAK STRONG,
DELICATE HEARTY,
WILL
MAKE rnE
DEPRESSED LIVELY,
MAKE rHB
SALLOw COMPLEXION CLEAR,
MAKE THE
DULL EYE CLEAR AND BRIGHT,
WILL PROVE A BLESSING IN
EVERY FAMILY.
Can be used with perfect safety by
MALE OLD
ry%Sf,rr YoirINo.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

From th, Rev j. Newton Brown ID. d., fdcr OF the Lney
clopsdia Of Religious knowledsr Al.
Although dpossd TO isvo oE rsis. asu us
cine. in general through distiu-t OF thrr h, ~
Vel know OF sufficient reasons why man may nos
,,f, 10 the benefits he believes himself TO have o
any simple preparation In the hope that he may is e'n''"
10 The ban-i of others. - . n, =, -. p,,.
do ,h. more readily In regard TO Hoohsnds rinsn p "a.
ters prepared by DI. C. NJ Jackson oi TN. dy
,,,uiir4 a.ainst Yeas under me
r., b,v w.r, chiefly sn cohoic mixture. am Adeo.eo
nav ,rnl Rob, for me rrhl
a, h and ior encouragement 10 Try tn,,ns
h.r .atrre rom s.. and long continued droh.y tne
use OF three bottles these bers st TIE oe 20
, v, v,. followed by evident relief and restoration
drcf.. of bodily and mental ssor which hsa O' h.,r
months be ore and had almost despaifed oi s ~
| fore 'hanA ood ana my ''''" '' j. NI,wTON BROWN.
! them - A'"''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Total ealei n@i 3s.9s7 .

Csrdo,a over Hilton thus far is7Ti Mccarthy over
Kichardson. J.y.r
'tifth District wanting.
.McCar,hy's vote In Eleventh District wanting.
'SrycBih District wanting.
Second District wanting.
'Iilih and Scycnih Districts waiting
sixth 10 Thirteenth Dlstricis inclusive wanting.
VOTE FOR sESAIOk>-lComplete
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
,Nn rur FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

We c, the attention OF al having relations or saa. sTTTRS !? IS,
-, =, "a. ia that "HOUfLANDs GERNAH bIilr" VA
'y 80 ~ uine ,u, o the diseases induced by exposure Nv
incident 10 camp e La che i.is pnni' "a. he
av in the newspapers, the arrival oi Ino , a.bilty
m at very large proportion are saieril tIiaaa,pIs
rv,ry cas-, of tAt Aind be- readily eufeu y ifhr,
a,,p tt,rs " have no hesitation IN STATING - uva.
@ .,y n,sI s,oug 5ar soldiers, hnndeu' VI 's'
mint H.. .y, that ohcw ~ogi De- io- ,,. ro,n -of
lie propr etors daily receiving ben restored 10
health BY thc .! theso p'''e''' ~
"'Hd' BEWARE OF ccuNrERrElpsS.. cuHrsdS. III.
See that the signature oi - ~
WRAPPER Of oach Bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL VOTISG.-Thc Police


on Tuesday arrested the following persons Tor Illegal
voting, in addition 10 those reported yesterday:
John Wagner a German soldier. arrested by oiicer
Gass Of the Eleventh Precinct. Committed by Justice
Osborne Of the Essex Market Police Court for c1anna
ton.
Ambrose Tease, John Wild, and Thomas Rogers. ar
rested ly Officer Wogan Of the Fourth Precinct Com
mitted hy Justice Bowling without bail.
Charles Dodd, arrested by officer Lucas OF the sev-
cuth Precinct. Justice Osborne sent him TO Black
Wells Island for six months.
Samuel Bailey arrested BY Officer Steele OF the Six
teenth Precinct Committed b. Justice Kelly Tor cAan'
innlOu.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
au,e., GLiu News.

IlomAyp Lrour lCape Cod. Nov. t-Uu''ldr' Emp "0'
Io.ros, Nov. t-Anised. ship sp~k Of tue ossa"' hSa
| ~, bah ksiaJ, Heua Anics
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

McCool over keyser.. .lOJ'. Roche over SH'n'o'o--
Smith Of coue tale, L- scat In the Board ssnsrt highest
candidate. Ferris FOR Register and Keeper TOT supervisor
poil.J very Insignificant vote. c,,
Tho distfos viking Ia this table; Isl District
Of Ii Ward "a II Ih sch Of Nth Ut of Nllh zdoi Hitb
yth Of xvlh b and loth Of aXih 9TH and 3ta OF Mild
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Coverumenf Lean.

PHILADELPHIA Wcdnesd1y, NOV. ', lr''
The sales OF Fiye-Iwenties to-day reached
s. lOl 600. Deliveries Of bonds in moderate amount
are made on subscription.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
The Atlantic and Grent Western Hallway

CIIvTLAND Wcdnesdny, nov. ], I-pI.
The first through train Of the Atlantic ana
Great Western Railway broad gauge. arrived here tbs
evening iroia Aew.logk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

CAR ACcmEET.-Mr3. Daniel Ball, a widow
lqdy. while stepping from car No. ~. Eighth avenue
lne at half past three O'clock on sunday iei To IN,
ground and was badly hJured. breaking Lor aFh ana
inrr, her thigh Ibc accident occurred through the
cara starting before stepped from H. She ~as con
voye1 IN her yhsllenec. No. IaJ West 3Uth street