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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
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Published for the benefit. AMI a. . warning and
CAUTION TO YOU ~ MN,
wto suffer from SpeemS.srrhna. Nervous Debit.
ty. Premature Decay, e,o., supplying at the
time Inc Means 81 self Cure. BY one who
has cured hinsell ter being lut to great expense
ind injury through medical humbug an quack
cry.
I'y enclosing a pos paid addressed envelope,
single pies may he rad Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
my27-a&wiy eedford Kings E""n'v, Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

TIC unlcrsi, cd having been restored 10 health
,ew weeks. oy 3 very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years With sever, lung
affection, e1d that dread disease, Consumption
isanyious to MAKE known 10 lis teliow-suGerer,
the IA cans ST crre.
oali who desire it. hs Will send copy Of the
prescription used free # chsrgcl with the direc-
tiors for preparing nd using the same, ~hich
they vii. ine SURE cUsa For CONSUMPTION, STU
Ma, BRONCHITIS, ac. The only ohjec, of the ai-
.ertiser IN sending the prescription is to benefit,
the afflicted, and sprea. Information which he
ccnce;ves 10 be invaluable, and he noges every
sufferer will Try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, ana may prove . blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
sp26-d&w3u New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

G. NTLt NAN, cu.ed Of Nervous Debility
Incompatency. Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actua'ed by desire 10 ben 81 others. will
be happy to furnish to all who need it Gree of
charge the recipe ana directions for mnk;ug
the simple remedy used in his cass. Those
wishing 70 profit by his experience, and possess
Valuable Remedy, will receive the s,me by re-
turn mail, Carefully sealed BY addressing
JOHN. B. UUDFN
seo613uo Nc Nasaru Ctycat Nau Yn,l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

MISCELLANEOUS.
WILCOX &GlB0S'
. = WIN q MACHINE.
Price, with Hsmmer l. Teller. 40
ZEE wilcox s6iBeS SEWING MACHINE
= y ae e" machine m.ts,lt regard 70 pries, re
Family sewing,
DraidtmG.
slesmsning,
Fe10ing,
TuckinS,
g. -
MISCELLANEOUS,

Il forms Aat. even and elastic sssn vAieR =
Warranted not b rip 10 ~esr even III the -. II
cut At frequent intervals and also under sll a..
comHances TO survive tbs wssh Tub"
patented device Of great utilitv 70 iea,ne,a,
Pfsvssr the possibility q the nss1iss hs;r. -.
In the wrong direction or Il. h.l.s..s
wearing a iady's dse,s
Ano her feature which deserve, n.,.;..,.. -
tension Is the Wilcox Patent Needle. vhieh css.
not DC set wrong. "" S."'
tits eTPhstica'iy the srod Low r,,e.a s.-,.
sewing machine that the public have lon. 80.
wanting for. = Boston 7.an,er,ps. 'o''
IT'S indeed wonderful production an IN, f.r..
ny use especially no other will bea, snv co,n,s.
is0n With IT. pia s's.ing Joar,rx
A mechanical wonder. - Ar,eti6e Ar.,..,
Among the best and mo.t sarr,r..i,a 49,;
nachines Light and elegantly flushed ana u
simple ~ isi construction that 1t seems nlrosN
iinpnsnoe iofit to cot cut o. repair : pittst,,ro
C.ironiele.
Has combined With It's own reculi.- merits Al,
suc ie'n9 sisuabie improvements OF tho higher
price, riachines. P,nns ,irantar
fhis rachiue in the o,iniop o, III. com,,;,,..
nus more nearly the requirements Of partcc, ma
chine thsr any on exhibition EranIl,n xc.fs1sf.
Report Of 1888 '-''
Taking into consideration observation-disclosures,
oo"cnty ana e.ins oil. wo'l tho coAmi,.ec vcre
unan'iocas'y In fav.s 81 the " ilcor A (,ibb's :
angle shr .ssi rnsr' ire - Perm si,4f,;. No,. -
| ,ic.hgrIf Focid,s ReDogt "y-
Hss, IL Justice express our confidence in the
merits ~ tHe wilcox 4 G,biE sewing MACHINE.
We o.nsaaef that great 3 sheraton has h.eo
urpi.ed ~ IT in pr"vi,g heyonj doubt that tvo
'h'erts are NOT, ~ was suprtsd re,cs..rv M =
| eond machire. - CAr,.tioa d9ro.a,, o,a Lss
]! Ju.e Fl. 1850 ~"
h'sf maeh wear ard many eash;ugs the
| Stitching il ttnnd TO re..;I al! tn. rcundn.ss
evenness and irmress which ate so much sdmi,ed
| 1t f,st.-hec York SIN,
- friacli leit + perfect AEgjncer London.
las evident Units Of superiority over al others.
Phlad. lDhia P,ess
se'vioeable machine. OF 70 have er.
periercc IN our own family. Bos,on 7yar.I.y.
the beauty and simplicity OF its mechanism
| are admirable. Eryyess
10 sewing Machine heretofore introduced hss
IN 81 short time acquired such we'll nerited mn.
uiavitv - Gnciasasti Gaettte -
We esteem IL the b,st machine for family u.c.-
me stitch IS "a rcepf' onf Argued by many hvn-
d'ed citizens 81 Philadelphia.
taF Send for Circular -El
JAMES WILCOX Manuf.cturer.
all I.aa L.. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

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80 Mosgsor d'sd recently 1t Northtield
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
Ladies, LADIES'. LADIES'.

Ladies, LADIES'. Ladies.
Don't you fail to read the advertisement in
this PAPER headed
mt to Fem a1c0.
Jr. Chez seman, Of New York, has devoted the
81 thirty yesrs Of his Practice to female COM
plaints. His Pills act like charm. They are
Heiiatie md y1ie. io9d eSm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

u.1naesoUolIlu1ldel1eolSts sS!s-
,ives and frissds--these 10 the private
v.lks Of life . we'll - to those whs ~.
pi,s 70 the dignity Of welding the pen.
that your hints, 6ings ssd aesssstions-
90 sgs,sst the Other, tsachirg Ne msa.
NJ 10 which The political campaign Of
1858 W. cssducted, bed bssesr b len
uodope and sssaid. We adnoaish thsss
Who are % eager to fcist their {" told
you eos" upon those with whom they
have hitherto differed 10 matters OF poll
ey, The. they are playing into the hsads
q the enemy. The democratic party 70
not strong 70 day. lie hon.s should to
The abode Of harmony. The brethreo
tba. assemble under it, roof should en-
ploy their timc 10 something more ser
viosabls to their country than finding
fault with each other. It does not take
. statesman or even = civilian Of extra
ordinary ability TO find fault and pick
flaws. MOI doe. the act Of doing % bee
tray any ext aordinary degree Of sease
Or political saaaci'y. A quarscl among
oarscives will d, the party more injury
thss . doxsa such defeats ~ We have
Just sustained 1t the hands Of the enc
my. Why then do scpc Of our editor-
q brethren arrogate 10 themselves a
quasi dictatorship, and assume an over-
bearing, self saflicient mein that can have
no other result than to breed contehtioni
We tell these individuals that there are
sentiments in tho democratic party to
day that are conflicting. and that il is no
time TO produce any internal agitation
elise TIE party ere long may may be
weaker than it now 10. Democrats claim
that it is through the influence Of the
democratic party that this Union must
be restored and preserved-if restored
and preserved, under Heaven, it ma,
be. Believing this we deny that ii ID
policy to set about breeding contention,
strife and pickering among ourselve.
either publicly t.rongh the columns oI
the priota, or privately w',h the pen OF
with the tongue. To be strong We mur.
be hsra onious--to increase in strength
there must be unity Of action. Grant
you are radical, what right have Won to
impugn the convictions or bonesty u
your brother democrat who 10 a "war
democrat" and being "~ar democrat
and voting and laboring 10 he democrat.
ic lines, why deny Others the right oil
freedom Of thought and tie privilege Of
their own OPTIONS
LIT "a have peace one with another.
There are e ements In our party that toe
much jostling will scpsrate-bssr it in
mind. The strssgth that the democrat.
10 party loses 10 20 much s,rsogth lost to
che Union. Let % encourage peace and
harmony one xith another. To be strong
We must Sind shoulder to shoulder: 10
be of service to orr country our blows
must fall together.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

Hundreds o. eoutrsbands could be probably employed
IN the army drivers, toAmsters, &c. 10 ono artillery
brigade alone SUFFICIENT number u soldiers employed
wagoners and lsamsiers 10 gun battery for
want OF negroes.
Yesterday evening some eannonsdns heard In tho
direction o. the RapidAn. south q Culpcppcr but no
particulars had been received when the messenger this
Afternoon left the army.
No suffers have yet been granted right u rsnsporta-
ton for their stores 70 The army few occasionally
succeed 10 passns goods but they are liable 70 nres,
and conhscatOp.
Paymasters are bu.y at work Ia the dsharge o. their
duties 10 almoei an, n not ALL the army corps.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
the LABOR MOVEMENT.
m.. Meeting of shipwriuht..


LABOR vEHeUa CAPTrAL-DETERsTrATfOS OT THB
sscHAsiCs 10 UPHOLD THEIR RIoHTs. Erc., ETC.
The sbipwrshis Of Nsw YJrk aud viciniiy he'd mass
meeting lsst evening at the Cooper Insas for The pur
pose taking into consideration the mos s1ectus manner
% obtaining rise 10 their Commensurate win ~.
the rsitlte nearly hlsd D. the honest of VI
audience assemble Ia the buIdins
The meeting organized by NE esctou q W.
Thomas Day ~ chairman, and the appontn ent ~ several
wee presidents aud secrsisrs-
he chairman IN erptanibs the object u TIE msotng,
siie their da aberaions. ard be hop~d That the
transact Of b1snsse they wo,hd be scvsrned ~ pre-
cedenes, zeal and justice towards al oouoerred
p.iano oi the brookyn Navy Yard, rsseiing ihef na
bIty 10 attend.
The fooving resoluions vere tbsn tubn tisi n ths
meet lng and adopted ~ ACE lsnAtsn,-
whereas The pfiess 0f the - 's lave TO-
trKstd - an sIui In The ksiorr y or
r, - that ne prsssrt 81 Ne rlrtrG fNs 10
meet hs equremsnfs u B. fArily ard vts~s our r.
low vrrsu.n he Long Shore thp-rs,s h4ss 60 nAnasf
Of hsn employers an incT,sss thsr pf,fsni faiss ~
Piled 9Th tt.r have t.sn eopssd suspsrf and.
-tsrsss a. The nsssf ship~rrhs rtis ircl'flffr -
fro-lefsng NE asfs - lhs fswsuf ts.s to Brsd fcf
us Turpose of rlsstns ne fqr- = ne -ortirsuen "
sthin rsasossts incfeass 10 ne rate ~ f-hsss thsrs
R'.Ii,ss nat -.. ne ssip-rss, ~ rs- Yo's ara
vsiny n nsss rsstlrs .sswblss, a<spy svnpafhss
win ss3 .~es.y soaers ~ ssisad csr fsi.e- ~ors.
nen. Ne tors shers thir~riste
Asssrs<, sAss ~ VIA, ~ vsy bssssSsh sssAe IN sxs
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

tho ma1a'sctlre = otter tents as 'o-. WAL t,u's
9 t1spInl isDis o 70 eib ~ tsnta a. tD
fbq uIeetts eHd.rrsl thes W.ss aAd flpf'y u airf
wafds ad.ogutd
rnF utE pHfYrpa
usstfg rf rn.r drivers ~ lef aIttfss .ass yos
tsrday arsrnoou ai ~ iig Fast scy rf street ~
thc plfIoFn ~ tasus tttu f tn Fuffh uIFtEfut ~
an iucfeaso = wages ms rss H men are really 60
fgrvng ~ ccnsderai tu at tl.y ffe orf,t 20 80 o.
c.etucrcy y the 90 bFr every fay n. ne gear ihe
average Tay n he q arvo.s lov ai NJ rate q az
a m04t th.
The iuss 10 rssai4f0fs ssFe sfaItai sitter vheh ne
meet ~ 81 HlfUei la fse.sfas uart
Ers1fsf rhat ILass aIa arH Et 4..|ra HaFss
,nD ~ u1tfF trf euJ orsrt 49, Ete Nf.I .nH Asiaf
daF. gst net. lI r.ls frf tIf tnnlnfa
Hssalsa. fhaia faie ~ tfsnrs safH .l EfstHs T
Ustssr Dafrn..s N.nfrrs Hf.s Hrtt~fs nrf lrafrr
Hoftf fn ~ fts Irauti sHtn iafJ taFs asfu In
We mater ff aIfar.r ungsr
wrsfalrf1 UAt te sr f1tts tf ?. D Carlt o. aa. ..t
g. shff ftlfff wh1 afe t.f ISg sss.tt nla.
'sf 49, fsrsra nt ~ tas rln'f.aF Fi 81 ts
fTsuss o. HrArEv fHttND.
ou Etrfay ncrr 90 f0filon ~ tfs iah.re.t ~
sftats n w. Il uamlt.u. a. yes rr rbtor ttaia1
l,srf. stsfs ~ ar rsfsafs = rtgss ai tlt@ 81 ~
ne cth-f mrn b. cave oT rafk NE arsr cfsstsf
cotsidsfab.s fcsfneti ~ 1ay anfs ~ Isggsf =
10 sltfftpc1 bai ar afe 1 fIn~i hsi t'f fnr ~
tss hen fats'Arilfiy Arfarssf ol HsirefiaJ 1 - n
us of iAhtfsfs fstlfrsd o. tbsf $50. ed r@e ~
csitsf -a.ns'i ~ ~ liau lqpl st4. htNffsf o..
ttafg'd tts f.ug sstsfa = its tifssf
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

po.., ,o9rsr,. s vs 81 sv ~, s ,rss
view and We ca aton lhe nassr ,hpwrghs tEsy val
iheir reputation, FOR justice sna humanity 20 comply Tih
Resolved that We. mechanics AID hoHors1is nsn 90
~ p.susisy ..s.isnss 4 sss..sy 70 II, ,I,aiof ess
w Issssi HieSs was Then inirodaesd 10 the audience
and addressed them q, como lsngih On ms gnestnns
voved IN the meeting The reusrU q w Hcn we're
capital of necessity bound 70 sghsst % ahor, ani
made several excellent ponfs 70 Prove ibe force . ~
argument .,. ....--
space will permit further n0ts no nerefsty n
ooncerted action aud the 'ounfatou ~ psrnaneut 90
ciety on tho basis ~ perfect unon suungy advo.
Gated, ard the meeting dd not bfsas - snt ais bou'
mov.m.n,s 80 Othrr Trades.
THg sACHisfsrs' eTHfEH- -CONFEHsNrE HFTWErN
frr BOtsns AID rHE NHN.
meeting n ths proprisiort of ibs vafioos ron -ors'
rhss. men are At present 90 'ute toos p.s,s 20
NsdncsdAy evening AZ Denon'c0p ia I0grsenib street
he mschnss vsrs invited 10 send '9iADs eon tiss
the meeting represent shat thsy wanted. 'sr ths
pufTr.e - settling the srttnF uouts4 Tbs nAch.rff
Ant COMMITTEES Who bsd ,Ou'sfrn.s riih sin ar
r.usem.ut u.. ssrs.d uf1n no nn.rbus. taf sots-
proll.inus b. o.r ard TOE corsfrrfe h~fsors tf,t
~, ssvns matters u TIE sans oateieb a. tsfcrs
sIrrpo OF -ur yioupGpTf
Yesterday snsrroor usssiins q mach hhU sitatt.,l
70 the Soveiy hon WORKS D tbr eiy, %, tsd a o..
zen, Hal, osrrsr os p.vsnih asesi a1a ru a.e1us
M. John Torrance 0,cupe1 tts rhAr Itss rotns 40
cueob "a va fs,sru Dsi " srrn.1t a oou rtiss =
thr-e represent ihs Nsvsty iron Won ts Gsrsr,.
sachir 90. crsanishtor sssrfs N0T Fe~srs r~d ge.
Cabs we're aypoupt az sseh fgur tist vbsf ne n.st
lus st,riy sftsr~nrds aflccrusd
vgKrfvo % rnH rrsr x,sug
fnss,inr ~ the tsri fnassff tsid a. 80 f-rf
iesuih Ward Hrta at rRy ~ ~ - a. ~
nto 0'rsferaipn ihs matter = siyanser ms fais- IA
a. gre-sut fcr tbe ABR w D<fraf far1s Ia I'd
u TIE ebalf, Ard W. taucy acisd sscfstafy 1ts
fclo~ lng sas grzf fnccfly sssf
where's IN con.equsrcs - ths r1rt ga fsf1rt IN 4
Ia 80
Ns the tsrt makefs - New Ycys W rfctstt sefssre~
frgrn nbfrsry stnrorefs deem 0sgsssafy - cr4 b
getter auf dsrsnf rsuussfai1n ~ or atcr bee.
as -ih ~ hfh rros. fsr s,gyssp- ars soit ~ ita
~ httsrefoys
srps ~ 81 ~ feus esth o. ~
Assss'u~ ~ - .knnrts v -. ~ Et. :,
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

exciting deep interest untn within quarter Of milo
nom the finish, when Mr.. Ten Rroook'e FIAT oDs colt
tn Repe rir, who mado hs successful debut at 2oon
fortnight sgocame a.aysiIon me heavily weighted Me-
dora and defeated her by ten enghs The following
fuA details OF the day spcrt;-
THs woR EsrERsiIiRE GRAND ANNUAL sTEEPlK ,RAsy
MI tlddyman's Reporser, by Lexington, dam (lst3)
BY Glencoe; Gipsy tored IN America, 4 years, 81:
III lbs. (incl lbs ex.)-C Boyce. e.................
air. T. Rosands Medors, aged, II st-owner .......,
AT 6. Barry faler Ca, aged, 10 ost l3 los-harry
Also ran--freshman, Socks and Worcester.
betng-four 50 one against Worcester, three 70 ono
against oeks I've 70 against Reporter and sx 10 one
each AGAINST iaer Gal and Medcra The half dozen were
tated at the rst attempt punetuay az the hourthree
ooookior the TO bo Worcester Lead over The
hrat fight OF hurdles followed by Reporter and socks
close together YaeT Cal being fourth Medora nth, and
Freshman last There variation IN this tho
succeedng flights Of hurdles, sf,er clearing which
porter IN attendance upon Worcester, Ysller Gal
stll third, and Freshman fourth, and in this
order they repassed he stand whore Medora egan
fourth place, Du, headed At the top by Socks
Upon entering The Meadow Worcester shied at the
sheet OF water through which they bad 20 gallop and
N an instant dropped TO the rear, the running being
j taken up by socks, who, laundering at tho second
pmp in the Meadows, soon joined Worcestor-in the
FEAR GedoEa then acted as pioneer, followed by Re-
porter, Yaller Gal and Freshman In the order named
Worcester and Socks following somo distance behind
We Grst quartette. With the exception Yaller Gal
rving place TO Freshman, alteration occurred with
lie leaders uItl rounding the bottom turn, where he-
Nrter assumed the lead but approaching the artificial
Took front Of tho stand, Medora again went 10 the
ron the pair rising At the leap together but Nedora,
eng nearly down IN the Jump gave Exporter an adyan
Worcester, who had made up bis ground being fourth
reshman NTH aud Socks last Reporter maintained the
kad through the water preceding tho entrance the
keadows passing through which Medora again fatered
and dropped into the fourth place. recovered her for
mer position IN the Meadows. Worcester rapidly ap-
preached the leading couple in the succeeding quarter Of
mile, and when close up with them the last hurd a
former increasing his lead from the distance won by ten
lengths. similar distance separated the second and
bird Freshman and Socks trotted to the post and
frowd
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
The CaII for Iroons.
LSrTpR FROM GENERAL vRY TO GOVERNOR SEYMOUR
ABOUT TIE DRAYT.


LBrTrR FROM GENERAL vRY TO GOVERNOR SEYMOUR
ABOUT TIE DRAYT.
AIAiSY, Nov. 10, 1863.
Governor Seymour has received telegram from Pro.
ysi Marshal General Fry stating that such ngresona
uects may furnish their quota a volunteers under
thc recent call viii be exempt from the draft for dea
ciency under enromesi. though the quota OF the
etale whole be not made up
REcRUrrNe IN BEooELvs.
meeting Of the Kings county Board OF sapsrv sors
yter day communication presented from Sergeant
w. a. JNys representing 20 the Board that large num-
recruits could be procured the interior Of the
sate and especially along the line OF the canals prov
drg o. bsNfenee and transportation provided by
county The subject discussed BY the Bard and
Wop>@io os made W allow fifteen dollars for each
lsted but after further remrts the whole
matter referred 10 the War Fund Comm tes, with
sQver 70 nake such arrangements they deemed pro
\ RscHulrNo ~ BosrOr.
B.ro- Nov. 10, 1870
large and spirited meetings held IN oil the wards
n Beston iast night 70 encourage volunteering Commit
lees appointed, and the work will be pushed with
Pesrgy. similar movement viii be made 10 c!tee and
s~rs throughout the etats.
Ths ooverpmsns Lsan.
PrnLrrSmI, New. 10, lee
's' r,~rssn' sssS ~sv Assus*d 70
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
rh.s'rieai

la, ,,,sisr ", r,rs'i psys1 H-tsd 80 fnl'd ~
ths frti 49, ofytrs f.rs.asft - halfs 80 ,ro~a
% 20 vss,s .sJs "fr hs sf ~ srf. y h.tf =
80 o-s.s1r ~ g.fssi s ils srtfa s'sss1 "a
fl4tsa itfefft u@ gafi 80 't.i ufs ca sgsb
sfaes -ms sas rsss tnf fft uts. rts ksss.-s
- ffsat'y a,stfsf Al fifrts1 tr.1s1 rEy ~
f.rrsats fsr1sfng = Hs -itfsi Nshaffr - Etova
t1aI ttffifs Tasrr af1 wffs 20 "a q. .rhtsy ~
tss q s t1 uafs %. ue COS tNfAirf g@rf ff sf,Hgf.
rsrt 100. ~th q 'sfrns f.rsft tlH sttr ~ trf
ttsf - 80 ie I.aT 80 sea n ft kfsfha fftftfa
w, 20 ~ Gtstafaa.s at Nta Cd a tls .tafa Ia z
CO Ifsi GO 60. 't.s a. gta.s ttr.yf 81 4faa.y
trEr.cfsis frrs
AsrtNsl OF the saTtn AmsftsAn at Port
tsnd.
ffsn4rf rtg in tBr
ne 'lsanf, Versa lr-f saa tfsrs .rtf,.ei O.s..
w =, tri iSsttttsffy tt. fs< bsfs Al ~ 2 lasl
tTsfM h~ sSvs aas bs~n nt<g@Ss1
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
History Of The Three Days Fighting
at Gettysburg.
Upon Whom the Responsibility
Of the War Rests.
The Question Of the Restoration Of Con-
cord Between the North and South,
So, &C.. &c.
poeiaI Do.pateh from Gettysburg.

Oar Special Despatoh from Gettysburg.
GrTTruHUEo, IA Nov 10, 1909
IN his town, surrounded by iis gray mountains and
rendered famous American "a WA,orloo In Iu-
ropeAn history by the nangnsry and decisive battles q
ne nrst second aud third days u last Jolly fs soon,
A1a impressive ceremony being to-day oaseied FROM
The New England, tho hdds and tho Western states,
from the capital aad from ~ p,ris q the country that
have remained faithful TOO Union here ussemb ID
thousands q people Ia their pubc capacity ~ on
e.As fone private citizens, sgmo IN martial array,
some sooeLss and the representatives. u ,ho
whose blood ensanguned thce streets aud nods and
woode and hill sides, maklug The whole rsgon holy
ground They hsve como, headed BY the man shoso 10
u has been 10 have thoguldasco q the ra9nal helm IN
lhsso times q and tempest 10 dedicate nsionAl
oemetery, wherein tho brave foflcu who On durag
iheso iorlbs days e,~-,.aet, 10 dsl lbe national
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

fed near ~b'fs lhey i4ll, by pIIh Nr7
slope 4 has boon deenei sacred public duty have
tuabo spaco o. ground ssi apart ior tho nnAi resting.
place q our drad a. Gtysb rf All 'hoggh at tho arnt
WOW may have aoomei s1u Of Decoration " thnlr
soldier graves 70 dhtorb their rem as hun iho propo
tion " piac9 them i1 "a nat0la eeulstery o. 10 rre
chly bonofed aui guarded BY te gfo.sut and fuisro
generations, .ouuoaiod utrf 10 uo approval % tho
loyal peops o. tls and TO ls l4-rcI s.o. viii be e,or
spp cable ita iIcs o.. ~ iosi-
Ior sleep no bravo Wt0 s.rk g. rest
~ all tl,F cfattry slfL r. biest
Nhea tTf.U Hitu d.Hr llsHra ruh.
rrturls 90 dolk tt.If o.. la4.d n.1. ID.
tla usr0 FlaIi I.t.1 "a ar aslor "a
1iu falcy' fcti ha,7 otor tool
- piry - thafr EurI De- faug
~ form -kJs>u,l .r.r dlrFs ia sung,
Usro 49, spasIn soy,
Ioes.' ~ g 1rasfty
Ard freedom - o. lIr frHsr
Io datl weeping befriltl.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
M E A D e S A r m Y
Mr.. William YSuns'. Dispatches.

ARsr oP rHy POTOHAc, Nov. 10, 1865.
There were appropriate demonstrations Ia tho army
today Of sympathy with the participants in tho Gotys
burg cercmonies and wherever u was practicable tho
American Gag was hosisd At hall mast.
train through 10 Alexandra this afternoon, with
passengers from Brandy station, which The prn-
elpal supply depot Of ihe army
cavalry expedition started ont yesterday after Mosby
with confidence that be would be captured, but be
10 stll roaming.
Another dah has been made into Eokesvills by sir
eight mounted gucras, who captured the unarmsd
ton haads employed on the railroad but released them
after plundsrns their money aud watchos. one hard
looking watch they declined take declaring ths, bey
did no, deal In cheap articles.
The sick have been sen, 10 the rear
Though General lee may have the advantage oi posi-
ton 10 the approaching sroa, battle, ~hoh cannot be
long deferred. between the two armies Virginia
confroning each other yet be 20, the adyAnse. of
superior numbers of tina, patriotic sentiment which
win impe soldiers TO hght a. ibey never Tough,
before animated they are, by tho hope Of greater
victory than they ever yet have von
General fitzpatrick came VI 20 the trout todsy, ADD
General Graham went 10 Washington.
The weather 10 warm and mild, and ,dmrabs for
military opersuors.
CrirrTvp, Va Nov la-foay
A. this hour oil ~ quiet whethsr "a ~ The calm
Which prseedes ihs storm a is- dsys viii determine.
The Press Despatch.
wlsrnsror, Nov 10, 1ss5
Ths n,sus sepce received ionsh, from the Army of the
Potomac 70 the eject that cavalry skrmsh between
s~o hundred rstes aud gar. of the rshteentb Psnssyi
yasla cavalry ieos place yesterday morning Al German
Ford, op tho RApldsn The rebels crossed tho river,
vhsp Our men fsn back pou cur Infantry piessp. Tbs
sess vM small. soss d eapssrsd
mere are frequent reviews SD sivssn eris, lhs
sssspy ~ xSs,AN psas fayssses fw sch psrps~.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
HxcRuirIye IN BEooELYs.
HscRulrISo ~ tosror.

The 0ovevp msns Lean.
PrnxrrSmI, New. 10, lee
e. fsyurEsns bssN NdaV ASsusssd 70
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

Crtrryu, Va Nov lp-ioAk
AZ this hour oil qust. whether "a h the calm
which pr.eedes the storm o. few days Will dsisrmns