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THE PUBLIC EVENING scnoobs.-The public

The PUBLIC EVENING scHooL9.-Ihe pupic
evening schools Of .NcwYork City colnmencca 'noi
regular Fal sessions last evening in all The "aFdS eA
ccpt the Second end Third. They VIII continue oloh
eighteen weeks The Board Of Education provides iqr
The pupils whatever rs needed 10 advance tLch ~ MN
studies and charge is made for The books ana stl
tonery they furnish. The teachers IN Attendance arc
persons Of culture and character thoroughly hined 70
their work and is highly important that The Leadsoi
Gmilics muster mechanics, manufaourcrs and 0thcIb
who have in THEN families IN their employment boys
and yir.s young men and women who need TO be edu-
stcl shOnld encourage them TO attend these schools
nuncsuallv and avail themselves 40 II the adVan.
iages tds presented 10 them without money aud with
1el pr.co.
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TRorTrgo on THE Uros COURSE l.. l.

TRoTTIgG on THE UFIog COURSE, l.. l.
ys.er.ay large attendance Of trotng and sporting
man were present on the Union COnre l.. H. 20 witness
oo,,c., between Hiram Woodruf's bucfskin horse
6 Mcclellan and Sam. McIaughlins black geldine
J9nccf for purse and stake OF s4JC mile heats, best
ibree in i've. 10 wagons. The latter he'ng beaten ne
Genera last week in barnesa was mace 'e iatoi .
Ia 2aS Lancet the second aad i'rd IN 2;. ana 2;5s
aid Nc Inc fourth ard ffth in 2:j@ and 2.Sa thus
,c,v 80, Sorree Of excitement among inc sporting
,as. present The famous black mare sunny was
eItered ir his race but having injured neTse ~ cAei
c.se some abort time ago was "ilhdiN"N'
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nAIsEsrE -.

CHAsr-MORROW-On Saturday. Oct 2. - ne Rev. s.
Rufhmorr Daniel W. Chase trd ftar. g. Morrow daush
ter O. 1houa. Morrow al OF bfoos IN. 40 clfsf
HAY-PfCKERING-A, Ssra,rfa srf.nys. ~ 'efncftsT
Sept. 20 BY the Rev. NJ Nooalridrr, DE WIZ { lay 10
MIS- Marietta ID. Fickc:.ug W csfde
LELAAD-CALuOrN-O s4fufdzy oct b. ihr Rev
eofre l.. Trcniss JoscIh Leland o. Cha tie youngest
daughter % HenTy CALHOUN, esq a. q iAla ei-5.
sCUNF fDFR-HOW sa,uf-sy y. OCT 1885 ly ne
Nev l. n resse q, his r,sdsnoe. lusiss Schneider g.
Lizzie Howard, ffcm tes.-1 ora.
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Cpelial NoiileS.
E,rs, Ward Union Associn ton

H., Ward Union Associn In accordance WITH
'.sointi5us adop.d by the Union Cent? Lo',di.
tee Of tie cry and COUNTY Of y nsT10 , s1PT %hT
,,,SSii1A HssoCIATION win be held ON TUESDAY Urn
NO Oct o. 1863 No ~ GIeenweh iG e 20 The
ciectns ,ion. Three delegates - the Juficihiy ,on'
, three Delegates the oenaofs o9lven.1h ~,
ni.,rirt, Five DELEGATES TO the Assembly eo"''"'" Wv
inIis.ts rai. oueu Al 7 d. u. 1lO.e at y IN. g.,
Dbtnc' roN' 'P'" d. ID. OCoNkOd, Pfes''n'
=. ~ p.,,rrp hfctsl.--
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NEv YORK Aus - 1861
fave been suffering fcs the las, three years from 'c'es
Cs,-rh with continual dgness In my bead. ,shne'.
scrof a. chest, weight ny eyes which were veal
vat r. end very painful Ny nofs WEI. continually OBJ
,,faoicl lh p5lras Gai have lad felueni neer'ns
hoans. Of ny voice generally attended with 'inr ofsn
WITH huss cf ny throsi together with soreness. and
dropping Dr. von Es-uheT. -, cured q all those d'a
rlccsbs racsa-i. ROY FEEL rev lie Tho re''nen' Of
H. Won K''suherf T. - 'ifs A' b 'aeoofu MS ap''
stole t. the benefit have received Il biz h,nda
Lelily recommend sny suffering bs myss 70 Pl-es
ucrr,e Is under Dr. Won Ki,ssbcFr' With os.tsn'y
fleeing y eddy cured. give this with gratitude and Flea'
ure oa1o, foftea aging thai ny 'oi-e, which 10.
ho,s, ard ,ek ~hsn spilled 10 Df Won f..ntefs Is nov
r.oar md rood indcel i,e Abundauiy 'a,i'hsd
JANIS LITTLE. 30. -; ;,h.,. E,w Yori-
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Ci,iiities TO our Russian Cuesis-a Grand
Hall.

Pursuant to call BY considerable Number
f or mos. influential o.tlzcns. about I'D gentlemen
met last evening at the Fihh Avenue Hosel ioT the
uurpose Of rendering cvities TO the officers Of the Hs
san feet now in port il was decided TO in'iie 'Ae
Russians TO a ball a; he Academy o. Music the t1e
TO be hereafter announced. The following gentlemen
were appointed Executive Committee to arrange iOr
e.
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sfoUr RESTORED.

June a. loo3-My dea4 daughter orouIi me 70 d. Won
Gicabug almost tIad 90 both cyer could uai bear he
pain nor tho liri, I'm completely cufedby d. Won I.en'
berg and cs,d express NY ruis 70 the Doctor Tor
bic o. III and gnIcttins attention bJ Which recovered Gee
Of the mot precious SENSES as being ,od Of of
four ,cus L. g. only due d. Won Eb.s 70 state Tat
have tled several physicians Ia vain sha be- happy "a bear
persons testimony u Dr. Won Ls,nbcrs ur,ai sacco'' to
1fy lady Or gonteasn WHO vii call On
HUGH GILLOh. 20 &C Faton-st. DrooAlyn.
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Ssw YoHx. s,p.snb-r .


have bo,t sussiias ysas pa from 'e'sIs csairh
~,h great hsssas' ny sys ~h severe dssso.'isn
sgeai uno..insa lnI pain O. ny hsse greet an by h
ia "a -ouinu.i .curra.iiou In lay ros'ln' ~hh s'r'
rs,t, nshi of srvefai yssrs h-'e cou'aa si 'e'i
pty.eii-s ~.o rfsnouasrd ne 70 ~ oau'unriiFe WIZ
,ussfsd sf O. long time IL lrd,s-h5's~. Ny ',fer v"
siifely d..asrtngei ial rsslaJ dbiaisA ro' osJ ~
veal bat h,is Good ,oatnaay bs.is ~ sy'' ard ~
,s, wers 30 .H.ei,4 "a. .ais.sasi viii 'oi-l Ice
hs-ars u.l.s .ay nt -, guided by rfo'I@'aee q
come 70 Dr. vou Esrbrs she net oly cared mo q o..
Cs.srfh ~ renewing a'ioHi'lns s' u d'''sfee''
matter f,ou NY head bot hs restored ~ re'f' health
to.sins have enjoyed far uAny ysasa ho~ ef5oy
.ooGal 81. fesi. ali p..sas ~ basnss viii eef'''t ]
as, ,lno~sts, ~. d. on fsa5srs' ma and '-isriil
,re.iu,ni fr casua deserve, tie Ahe' comm.ai'on e.
the principle ~lh direct. lls sy.,ea q caring ctaffh H.
srch e. 20 scl1cg aarreis ,rrlln.
JAMES FURLOsO. ~. - sau.
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CHRONIC cATAREu CURED.
READ.

INV ~
This Is % certify that have suffered rom very severe
CHROsIC CArAnRn with dan heasiness la the head.
M my completely stopped az? accompanied ~ eon al
soreness Of s throat the chs stealing mo with oe'a
SIGNAL hot nu,hcs great shneia Of the chest ana pam 10
much 60 hat every Oh, thought. was con'umpton h'''
heard u the great Performed by d. ION f''no's
consulted b. 49, with bat little hope Of cure nm no" H'Piy
10 be enabled add ny estD ona TO tho great h'o'' "a
ready 10 Doctors possession. rs " bis 'eiennc i' u'
ossf mods Of treatment, he has shown IN my 'A'e '"A'
.k aud knowledge which have ~ ocuIed for him SO great
reputation an 20 entirely reyored to peee, health that
do mos. sincerely recommend all sufferers from 0h'oN'
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply 81 once 70 -
Won EilenbcrS, 18th eeSainiy Il being cured.
tREDE,uCK WEBER, No. 30 sou''' ."
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DO iJl ALs-Kv sr.. SrH iost. Fob ie,t
ihtve bs-n completely dsfa 1na e'' ani partially % "
the other or shove ,-vens-n yesf. with dis-resJe
eA.fss both ooaiiasa With eannnAl rafh..as
nolss In tho heed Or whlh lave b,en ifciiiby met
eminent r-sorsr ia ,hs lily without The 'htesi relief
Icou,ei D. Won Ksrnbef. bot mus r-rdiaiy ~ 'la'
bad NJ m a 10 ss.cc'i when e!d io hls hrieialo Dee
10 Dr. Won Es-ibss,o lcin,v sdre ths elifey cu't
ALSO lii 30 duaJod Ga. sil "A snovieisg Which n''e
isd o. An Ell an ufsi,I frpaia lon A. have bel
IN op7oruaiy Of conpaans % oae Of 'fraira with 'hai
Of othofs cen ty sa,o us r.i ou!y .arsioI bot
The tncip Nhh direct hs node % iA bearing
lfc. IN my oslnloa. oeIisin JOHN TAYLOR
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Tlil oeftlos that my moA,s las birn ~ aoHs t-inr
Afflicted with s,iisi i,afle-, suffering dom fau aud run
blnruoses IN the he,i ,srri-r will other lHii ons o
total lo. 81 b. ring d. Won Eiscnbcis REMOVED tom Dog
ea Frea, quantity ID. matter 'osrhef via coisaed booi
rei, ing her lasiasi .neoLy aud a without PAIN u Will
q1tclu tlaat. that give tbs t,si,nl , 30 hissAl
CAAROLD }. POST ~. - soutl Il
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crow THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
FKOM ETtE
Our Forasisg TeaDss'ers Fired Cpon--Po-
sitiens Occupied by Union md Rebel
Troops Guerrilla Successes through
Poor Soldicrship,
WASHINGTON, Monday, Oct. 5, ]


Tr.eps Guerrilla Successes through
Poor Soidicrship.
WASHINGTON. Monday. Oct $, 1862
Yesterday morning as some Of our teamsters
were orsging the Rapidan, north Of Clarke Noun
san of the enemys ntrenchsd batteries fired seven
shots at them. The Rebels had previously given our
pckets notice that they should do if they repeated
the act. No one was injured.
A Rebel brigade occupies strong position north of
the Rapdan near the railroad. short distance from
lines. The road is in good order between the two
lines.
Our troops strongly picket the Rapidan to its mouth
thence down the Rappahannock below Falmouth.
Guerrilas still nest the southern side Of the POto
mac. Some Of their raids and captures it is known
might be prevented, if troops were more wachfu
OF the enemy's movements. Severe penalties are the
result of their fancied security.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. OCTOBER g. ,sRA

Enicrtnfnments-Tucs Oct. q.
WALLACK6 Tn M p p cc.e1:,s Of ths Rife Bsii
NlBhOS SARpEh-Games the jewish Mothor
WINTER GhRDEN-Richeiseu. .-'.'.
BARNUMS MUSEUM-Indisn Chiefs, Python, &C.; Edre.
the Dape-Dutchman in Difficulties.
AIHAMBRA PAVlLlON-Eque,tranis Nicolo, Arabs. &c.
PARK THEATER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in India Pride Of
.io Market I. Nrs
EEWYQRE THEATER--Brazilien Ape.
opianism.
IRVING HALL--Mr Dempsiers Concert.
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Union state Nomination..
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
CuAUNCEY NJ. Df.PEW.
FOR COMPTROLLER.
LUCIUS ROBINSON.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN COCHltANE.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
GEORGE w. SCHU YBER.
FOR STATE ENGINEER.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
BENJAMIN T.. BRUCE.
FOR INSPECTOR or STATE PRISONS
JAMES X. BATES.
FOR JUDGE OF TIE COURT or APPEALs'
HENRY X. SELDEN.
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
No. 70 TRINITY BuiLptsds
Now York, Sept. 10, 1863.
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.


HARLEM, July %, io61
have bern def for twenty Eve year, and Dr. 'G
Eisenbcrr ha, operated both my without the slightest
pain id no. believe such thing could be dose nov
hear well and feel my head clear which did not foF the lot
twenty years The derrily aud skin with which The open
ton reformed cvnces the highest practical soy
hear perfectly 1t month since the oPeF''o'
end continue to feel g. well a. ever
t,.fI 4 A
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u. Il. x.
p.r. smith s. DIske,


No. $40 BEOADWAE,
importers. Nsluic,urers, and Extensive Retailers Of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
a.,e op,uod her Fail luPoasiors 80 would remind ,ns
lime b., =" in fhe TrSsne sands ~ Ties and al
persons who now wssEias Ties wsah os & S az
e. ''S q s F7EEFF ; Sa.y dozen. e;
81 f ,s II Is s' % rrrtTrrfrrrr sisseh wiaeTe..
Es s r Tie. y. sss' Tie, E E assa :,s,;:
Ties Napoleon Iie'. It'll Hind'os tae ss, s"n
t,,. to each sienis rlIr Superior hne Linen NY
COLI y = Int, eles IrlT or 81 = Fl dosen' n "a:
s 1 f,s %1.' o. fff sa: IaIsil 8r:;
ip Sss, and 5r.s UNI sS nnss of oIy aiovs. suspend
s r' Lax Tooth nd Sai brushes; Mo sssqoi s..or
men. Sleeve sat'on' snd scarf Prs A.o sase ond
ready .o use E.eryhns arranged upon counters Id se''
sud T Met lH N sfoRf CORNER oF wHIrE-sr,
No. $40 BROADWAY.
Apni.tons' Official Railway Guido
kOk OClOBEk NoNIAIN2'
l. Neafly Que hundred Ra.wss MAJ Mas',r ,,x,l.r,
nj .n5a.s md Bosrs rhcsl sas,ch Of John Campbell
~ ias and p's"s' 81 snd sher rrs.,e.
y, n anse.,sl'e. ana incidents OF ifA'el.
VII H'r frc i!g oS is3 TI ESfs FIVE cENrs
For the principal nea, agents SSsf sS' ssss
upon all OF the principal railways throughout '''
and the ''"-'A'' d. APPLETON Co, Publishers.
Nos s3 srd 80 broadway.
ola DIR. Uubba sd'e Female pills are iaI suyynot
70 all others NE rnce three de"1s shu u'e -
per box {. y. cailrFSrON, General Assn, 40. % Ssn
y corner Of lih Sent by mail on receipt Oh price, S's
al, In ookyn al Nos. 20 and 9Oi euitora'
Card Photo, IRA pha-A largo nubsr OF subjects never
beo, offered the American pablo being the most no
or of the Oh masters also large number OF pceua sao-
ec.s. Whole ale and rrtai ~ = , A. 20, 49,.
orc. p MOLLESON 4 Goa, No. i1 Nassau 81
Ivory sleeve Buttons ar studs-Red, White ana
B,ck .r a,.l with Initials, 1Je. pail VIII 20 sent iss"
on receipt o. the p.ice BY mail For sale by WM NJ WILL
INC Eii.f,etuer Of VERY Goods No ?0I Cenest New.
Yok oil N of the Golden Elephant T. s-A hbeisl dScoans
| 10 the lade.
Cnhiact Furniture
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES -,
SiooOOO WORTH Or tlRsr-CLASS FURNITURE.
IN consequence Of the falling of In wholesale oua
os. we offer manufactured goods to the puo'e
/ HE lowest prices. Cha.
Consisting Parlor Library Dining aud Rcd Room so.
made OF selected material apd IA the ltcst fasionaoe
| All Goods waranted. -. la.
PLEASE line our goods before gqtne,eeas,,vpur WV
where WE'LL bkAtNSppSS ,if,.
Nos i2J and l2I hiyinyton-sI., bet fssseA az" ~. Nv
Grand, Essex ard Hon pst stsses p'ss 49, -
| Nlurn & Company ID ,rFNra
SOLICITORS AZ AMEklC AN and fUmr. ~ +"
and PUBLISHERS OF TnF tLLusiihAxvEpt SsiA-N"
lTiFIC AMERICAN" Nc 81 Park'row new o'A'
| Plmuhles of Information about patents FkAS
pe;iucn coples Of the paper fSAh'
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Colgate ~ Co.'s
Xxx
STARCH,
Tho only perfectly puro Starch sold m this CITY being maoe
" thout lLe use of either acds or ahsL For sale by
COLGATE 90,
Soap CauJe, aud starch Manufacturers,
No. puch-st,
L.twcon John and Fulton 'ts
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Nlunu & Companyy'c p.rFNra
SOLICITORS az AMERICAN and fsrp .r'tsn sccifH
and PUB,isWrRs OF Tnr lLLUsTkAxvEp SeiGSS
TIfIC AMERICAN" Nc. 81 Park row, N.w ''~'
Pamphlets OF information about ps..""
Specimen copies Of The paper saAA'
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bits md Draws Fu. lnes i!os.ry Gloves suspend
on. Lar Tooth md sail brushes. Aso beautiful sa.or
,e ~ Sleeve Sat,on. and scarf Pins. Ao. large ssos
~, ~ fi,ut, Linen tnndk.gohiefi. mostly hensint and
ready .o use E.erythns arranged upon counses ID ssa'
N' ,rIiE \ HcuE s'iORF CORNER OF WHIrE-Sr,
No I?0 BROADWAY
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WILLIAM LlDDLE
CATARRH CURED.

Harlem la5,h-,i.. between "a and 1dsv'
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Oeuc.a Now. Agent. No. III Aas'aust
Raliy. Rally :. Rally -: ,,r,,c
TWENTIETH WARD Riri!!oAIIOA MLEI'NO
UNION STATE TICKET.
Ar LIhcoLS HAL.
tCorrar ol SD ~ ard Blh sy.),
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct 7, 1868.
Ais o'clock
Na'''"'' y Cen. cocHRASE.
Hon. HORACE GRhitFY
Hon. II. .. sIAhLOs,
A. J. u.TTENHOtFER esq,
ISAAC J. OLIVER. esq
Seat, reserved fos Lase.
Genrlemen'- Fine t.eia -cari-Pins ,,r...
Two, Three, Right, Tea FEiccA Aia A"e"s Do.A''
zach. $780,
MISSES GOLD NECKLACES.
Five. seven Tea. Twelve, Fifssn, Twenty Twenty i've
and Thirty Dollar' each
GgNrLEMENs SEAL RINGs-SEw PATTERNS.
ST. hight Ton Twelve, tinecii. Twenty I"en1y ave ana
Thirty Dollars each
ZINE GOLD u-cHAiNs-NEw STYLES.
For Ladie. and 6culemen ,.
Ten Fifteen Twenty Twenty tive, Thirty Forty FRY to
Our Hundred Doiafscsch.
PlsE GOLD EARRINGS AND PINS.
Seven, Ten Twelve, Ftlsen Twenty, twenty-five to on'
Hundred Dol.srs Set,
r.,,hx GEO c. ALLEN
No. tl5 Broadway, ono door bei"w Canalst.
Fine Sold Bracelets,
Ten Twelve. fii,ecn. r~caly rweasy ave. Thirty 20
Seventy ave- Dollar each
FINE GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS. is~ styles,
Five sss.n Ten r~e.se tlccn. aud i~.Ay DolA-' a
Set.
GOLD INITIAL SLEEvE.BUrrONS New styles
Six Eight Tea Twelve. t.,ecu. and twenty po.hi' q
Set
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGS.
ntsc Five, Eight Ten, and r~eiSe pei.ai' each
DIAMOND FINGER. RINGS
Twenty -nse. Thirty i've Forty tn,y sh'y, seventy I'VE
One Two Ihf,s ana oar ',s'', as hre,. one ioo
ssl,w Canalas.
Soaps, Candles, Sinr.b,
STAPLE AND FANCY
formerly ". Had sonl
Office 30 3, raIAIow,
Oppo.te faIA fountain Nrw-i~a'
OneT to the tfadc ,,,,,rNr,
Tn, Great American Tea Company
PRICE LIST
| On the
10Th OF OCTOBER,
ARMY AND NAVY REVOLVER,
| Approved by the Government
| Warranted superior TO any ohe Pool Of the kind
Adires,. +. REMINGTON, SONS. iion, N Y
Beds ""''r ScSD' S %f; talrAr, AT
| No Si 'Iuasons,.,
Corner Houston.
| Mar viu ~ Co., -
FIRE. BURGL AR AND DAMP 2 'ooF
! SAFES,
10 26o Broadway
| RceT To % 900 Customers.
l.carp 20 skate In 0rr.hnlf uoar by Using IN
Il AMERICAN PAKLOR or
FLOOR SKATES.
For sale by al Skate dealers. Enthusiastically a.,
| F..rENENS, NO 1iJ Pe.Il.si., New 'hes,
and No. os kiey.t. DO ton q.
7
: Wy southern Friends.
| By tho author OF
| AMONG fIif FINES
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North Dutch Church. corner Flan M WI ani 80 =,
DIVINE ,,ssle- ovvry SABBATH, g gd,-a a "a ami
"a ln ~ evening sAHh.T SGflDoL .nl IluiE-aLAss
4 oeio.s a. m. -ni m Yours t,.p~f tkAlhh.
MEEIIsO Al a 10 tlr evening 1lisnAt EftNihV'
i.rcnfr q \ ofaft FRIDAY EFfslNu. t-srf Ne Jung
), = ocads Daily Prayer Nee,ias fIom !. 70 o'clock
. u =, Inv iei AMI go is mi ned
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-11-12

cessities. At the very moment when
everything indicates a speedy and
successful termination to the contest,
they would have US throw down our
arms, crawl to the feet of Rebellion
and beg to be spurned and spit upon.
Bat the Northwest has again done her
full duty. She has repudiated these
Copperlaeads, from Ohio to Colorado,
IN SO emphatic manner as to re-assure
the South that we are In earnest and
united in gaining q peace by force Of
arms. And it only remains for our
people, at future elections, to be as
true to themselves and to the cause of
which they have always been the
ablest champions, as they have shown
themselves in the recent political con-
test. Then, in the long years Of peace
and prosperity to come, shall it be the
verdict of 4 grateful posterity THE
NORTHWEST SAVED TIE CoUNTrY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-11-12

LATEST NEWs.--It is reported that
Fort Sumter has at length surrendered
to our forces and that the old flag
waves trlumphantly over It's ruins; but
it is not confirmed, and rebel author
ity contradicts it.
Fredericksburg has been re-taken
and 1900 prisoners captured. The
Army Of the Potomac is advancing,
whaling the enemy and taking pris-
oners continually. Burnside and Grant
are also active. For once since the
war began, the different military de-
partments are acting in concert. which
affords reason for hope that some real
advantage will be gained over the
rebels.
New York has squelched the last
hope of apprehension and the pros
pect Of Gov. Seymour ever becoming
President Of the United States. She
has given about $4,000 majority for
the Union ticket. Wisconsin echoes
at over 10000 majority for the Union.
Minnesota has gone largely the same
way. Illinois gives Us about 10, 900
majority. Maryland stands firm for
the Union, while heavy Union gains
are realized in New Jersey, which lat
ter State is owned politically by cor
rupt railroad corporation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-11-12

The Nashville Union says that
JEFF. DAVIS suspended the writ of ha-
beas corpus over the whole of rebel
dom, more than twelve months ago.
He did it by private orders to the ju-
dietary, and the order has never been
published.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-11-12
Election Returns-Oncial.

The whole number Of votes cast i:
6ll. We give the official majorities
Governor-Palmcr 43.
Lieut.. Govcrnor-Dewey 45.
Sec'y Of State--Rothe 43.
Treasurer-Benton As.
Atty Gcneral--W akeley 45.
Saperintendent-Frcnch 43.
Bank Comptroiier-Pierpont ii.
Prison Commissioner-Bohan A.
4Assernbly-Ringle ls.
Go. Superintendent-Witter IS.
f5upcryisor-Keeycs 6.
1' iiiies G5.
$ Rouhan 40.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-11-12
The Position of the Northwest,
Rouhan 40.

The fact may be considered AS ac-
knowledged that the cause Of the
Sou.h's originating this rebellion was
ITS failure to secure for slavery the at
tribute of nationality. For over thir-
ty years, the slave interest has ruled
this country, almost, if rot entirely, alb
solately. For that period it has made
our Presidents, and, having made
them, controlled them to the fullest
extent; for that period the principal
Departments of the government have
been under the immediate manage
ment of southern men; for that peri
Cd they represented this country in
most of the foreign courts, while the
clcrkshlps and lesser appointments
constituted political poor-house for
the needy scions Of Spendthritt chiv-
airy. During all this time, slavery
was continuously securing to itself
larger and larger grants of power
The political history of our country
for that time is little more than reci-
tai Of demands on the one part, and
concessions on the other The last oi
these demands was that slavery should
be permitted TO walk over the plains
of the " est clad in the imDTcgnabIe
armor Of q constitutional guaranty. -
1t was at this point in its career Of in
science and oppression that it was
banked.
This slave oligarchy had been sus-
tanned Ii the exercise Of this immense
power by the political strength Of the
South, aided by the assistance which
it could always command from the
North. These two combined gave II
the balance Of power, aud for SO long
time turned our government into 3
mere machine for the aggrandizement
Of the SHAREHOLDERS But III the mean
time the Northwest was making steady
progress toward commercial and po-
li,ical power, until at length this bal.
ance of power was no longer with the
South. 1t was as much the census 0!
1860 as the result of the Presidential
election of that year, which brought
on the rebellion the one dcmonstra
ted that the Northwest was control
ling political influence, and the other
that that influence was to be exerted
for the cause Of resistance to slavery's
slsurpations. These facts appeared II
all the force of mathematical certain
ties, and the South, with a madness
hard to comprehend, thought to re
gain its lost dominion by secession.
The Federal authority was resisted
the flag insulted, and our country
very existence thrown on the sterl
arbitration of war. And here again
has the Northwest enacted a splendi,
part. SO hard have her sons presse,
upon the track of armed treason tha
the rebellion, to-day, can scarcely b
said to exist outside the States {
South Carolina and Georgia.
Another desirable result has bee
achieved. There exists among us
party whose tend and aim" is to ii
up the hands Of the government so a
to make it unable to work out its ow
salvation. A more unpatriotic an.
unprincipled organization never exist
ed in this country. 1t would coin pc
litical capital out OF the country's ns