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CoTToN CARD FAoToRY.-Wo were grati6ed
TO find on brief visit to Fayetteville recently, that
the enterprising citizens Of that place had formed
company to establish Cotton Card manufactory
Through their indefatiguable agent J Roberts,
they have succeeded in procuring four, machines.
and good deal of material for the manufacture Of
cotton cards. Two Of the machines and portion
of the material have already come to hand, and an
experienced machnist is employed in putting them
up. They. will be in operation in short time
The machinery although complicafed, will require
but little motive power. dog being sufficient to
turn il, and does not occupy more than one-third
of the space required for power prieing press.
When in operation il is very simple. The card
teeth are cut, bent, and inserted in the leather
faster than could stick the end Of pin in the
leather We have seldom seen so intricate, yet
perfect piece of machinery. The mani pulations Of
the fingers which hold the wire, cut, bend and in
scrt it in the leather, remind one of the human
hand, directed by the intellect, yet far more
prompt, true and skilllul. We hope the enter
prise will be emipently successful. Cotton cards
are much in demand, and we hope the company
can afford them at such price that the poor and
rich may be supplied.-N. C. Christian AdcOcate.
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DEPAR rs.

II is desired that all Parcels Packages Freight to
be forwarded by either of the above Trains be to
this OiCe ONE Hour previous to its departure.
7. D. GILLESPIE, Agent
Charlotte Sept. Z 1853. If
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ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE
Of Messengers

OF THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
AT Charlotte Office, Daily.
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Discomfort IN THE ARMY he chief cause
Of discomfort in the army hitherto, has been al
most entirely with the substitute law, under the
operation OF which, many able bodied young men
were left undisturbcd at home to carry on private
business their own account-to speculate, or
spend their time as idle spectators Of the great
events Of this stupendous struggle OF the Country
for independence A week spent in the army
during the month of Dceember last, afforded us
pretty good opportunity to discover the feelings
and hrgr the sentiments of soldiers ia regard to
this and other subjects Of public interest, and we
therefore know what We say when we declare that
,nnch, very much depends on the rigid execution
ofthc anti-substitute law recently passed by Con-
gress as TO what will be the moral condition of the
army in the Spring. The soldiers in the field re-
gard it as gross wrong that any young men should
be left at home to accumulate fortunes by specuia-
tiOn whilst theyar besriGs the enormous burdens
Of this war, almost at their own expense, the pay
of the soldier being insufficient for his indispensa-
bic wants and we verify believe that unless they
are appeased this subject by the iaithfnl exc
cution of the law bearing u?oa it, VIC shall haye
trouble .-ISatistary RatchmaR. a
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Amendments to the above Law.

AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT IN RELATION TO
THE MILITIA AND GUARD FOR HOME
OEEENEE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30
SrArE ~ n ~ :
NOTICE OF FoRgcLnsr RE

Whereas David ". Saith and Hannah l. Smith
OF FrsAkin In the County, Of IjaNcorS ard state of
Maine. ny their deed Of mortgage dated the second
dav Of November. iion and eight hundred and
6fty- nine, conveyed TO lac. john West of Franklin
aforesaid the following described real estate sitai
ed In said Franklin viz n dwelling house and Let
bounded follows, TO Wit BE ginning ut the east
ern post OF the main gate entering the door-yard
the north side of the stage road thence west by the
said main gate and front ward fence five rods thence
north six rods TO corner, thence east ave rods
corner thence south six rods the aforesaid eastern
post containing thirty square rods and including the
dwelling house thereon standing The mortgage
deed above referred to is recorded in the Hancock
Registry. Vol 100 Page ~, To which reference can
be had, and whereas the conditions contained in
said mortgage NOT having been complied with but
broken, the undersigned mortgage claim to have
the same forecloSed and for 81 purpose give this
public notice according TO the statute in such
provided. JOHN WEST.
Franklin, Dec. 18th, 1854. 40
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30

At Court of Probate holden Ellsworth within and FOR
the County Of Hancock on the first Wednesday Ct
D mber, A, d. 1864.
~ the petition Of Hayes Pakham, administrator Of
the of Stephen BAis5t Jr, late of Orland, in
said county deceased representing that the personal IS
tat of said deceas i sufficient pay IA" just deh;s
which he owed at the time OF his DEATH by the o four
hundred dollars and Praying for license 20 sell and con-
vey much OF the real ~ said deceased inciu /
ing the reverson of dover be necessary ioI the
payment of said debts and incidental charges:
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice
thereof to the heirs of said ceased ami to all persons
interested by causing copy as order be Published
three weeks Excessively in the Ellsworth American, print
ed in Ellsworth, in said county, that they may ar-
pear at Probate Court be holden nj Ellsworth, in id
county. the first Wednesday Of January next, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and shew if any they
hayewhy the prayer Of said petition should MT he Granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-AtteSt:
ASP A. a. BlarLETr, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30

At Court of Probate holden Ellsworth, within and
for the County of Hancock the first Wednesday Of
December A. D. lSsf
an the petition of Virgil p. Wardwel, Administrator
de bonis non. Of the estate Of Francis f. Wardwei
late Of Buckslar in said cou3ty deceased representing
that the personal OF said deceased sufficient
to pay the just debts which he owed the time OF his
death by the sum Of two hundred and ten dollars aud
praying tor license to sell and convey much OF the real
estate of said deceased may he necessary for tie pay
meut Of said debts ard incidental charges;
Ordered That the petitioner give ntlce thereof to the
heirs of said deceased and all persons Interested in said
esae by causing copy Of this order he published an
the Ellsworth American. printed in Ellsworth in said
county, three weeks successfully that they may appear
at Probate Court to be holden Ellsworth, the
hrst Wednesday Of January Of the clock in
the forenoon and shew if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not he granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
truecopy,-Attest:
4sw "A. BARTLETT, Register.
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c. A. Richards.
% wssAinK tea street. Dostoa.

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Est fa sssFe eae Faft q tisF hst ~ ~
fia - 49, sal t.zferssa - hiHt lie has, - 49,
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g afa fsf NaF4a4 - sAta ~ tie eask ef xshee
tts fias tsaa N&afiss*, Fas& Ass Sad Ns3ses. avs
HeaHH AiHH q faAsN = FHEF NsNzttI fzsna IA ara
HtI= he sfaFe - - eessmHY - far4s.
ttssafs HalHst HfsFassflsitY ssaiir8fsA
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Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs,


BITTERs-oxygenated, IIoofaDd's. Peek :, Hsr
dy's, Browns, Clarke's sherry Wine, Langisyi
Root and Herb, abbott's, aud othersi
LINIMENT-Tobias', Good Samaritan, Massax
and Liniments and ointments of all kinds;
Bulls, Sands, Shakers AM
all other principal kinds.
PILLs-Ayer's sugar coated, Dranareths AMI
Wright's Indian Vegetable.
Also Viewers canker and salt Theum Syrup; Ar
nold's Vital Fluid; Atwood's Extract Dandelion
I,rant'3 Purifying Extract, Gays Blood PurtHer
Kenaedys Medical Discovery; Morses Syrup isl
low Dock; Railways Remedies; MeMuIn's ElixiI
Of Opium, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup; sha.
ker Extract yaicriap; Balm of thousand fiow.
ers; Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
Ayer's Cherry PeeNral; Brant's Pulmonary Bal.
monary Baisam; darke's Cough Syrup Bachelor
and Harrison's Hair Dye; Barney's Mask Cologne
Shaving Cream. and Yerbena Water; Dnieher,
Dead shot for Bed Bugs; and all other article,
usually kept in Drug Store.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
pounded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30
PREBLE'S
TiRELESS
WASHING MACHINE
NOW IN USE

| WASHING MACHINE
NOW IN USE!
Units " the only reliable WASHING MAc',Sh
now in use. II has been in operation ~,
the last .ix month. and has not IN any case iai'.
! to give satisfaction and the various 'sNS
hiyh IL has been suit jected fully demonstrate,
! thar more than hale of the labor, and more than
half the soap required in hand labor, is saved py
| It's use IL does its work thoroughly, aud with
little hbor the part Of the operator Tug
most definite clothing, as well ss coarse anu
bulky articles, are washed with equal neathess
aad completeness.
No handling or attention is needed after tne
clothes are put in the machine. They are kept
continually turning, presenting new sufiaee W
be operated upon at every movement IN washihS
The clothes are not rubbed. They are presseI'
aud the mort delicate fabric cannot DC ihjufed'
Therefore 10 is an Indispensable article OF house
keeping, and BY lis use, the price Of the Machine
would DC saved ia twelve months in the wear 81
washing clothing, in any common family
The propfietors claim that this machine possess
CO qualities fir washing superior to any other now
before the public. among which tfe boil'ng OF
the clothing " rendered unnecessary, the attcle
being run through the mnchi.c ii second time Us
ing water seaidinsLot With small quantty OF
soap.
The following Testimonials arc given -
ELiswuHTH, March ltth. 1851.
"PGrnLt's IinELEss MAsHtNG MAcHiNE ha'
ten used Ia my family for few weeks past IL
is an excellent MaeLiue-has given much satis-
faction and Is fully equal TO the recommendation
saving labor and not tujarins the clothes
4. MISwEL.
We concur ia tie above statement of the yalue. OF
this MaeAa,, having also Used one in cur iilai.ies
J. ". JoVEs
JonS L. Neon.
There has been used ia nv family for some
weeks. one # &" Pfctlr'. Tiplcss Washing Ma.
clins.. and have 40 hesitation in saving that
that Il Is excellent taaeAIHe aid ai.ost iudi..
Pensable in large family. /; saves lar.e
ainauut Of labor. irjltius the clothes less and
Washing them better than - hand.
IANILt y JOY.
Ellsworth, hargh, ls6t.
NJ. Aisr Mfsl
DEAn Sas-uue % the PRrntEs Trurtrss
MA,HlNEs has been In Use ia my family Ter the
past months, ard NC thiuk u superior u any
other machine. Ii dc. not injare the Clothes
DO ~ IT, work vel tuI tao; n-hiy and by It's
u'c, more than bali = the time saved. would not
eli HtAe Tor 80, Il could u5' sci another like
IL. Rat BEN SHERMAN.
Ellsworth, March -.
- fhe Pr pfiefefs challenge trial with any
other machine in tie eaaaiy. az any time, AZ
any lace ,u tbt. town, saa will giyJge one humid
dF,d dolIafs mo7ss 10 br t,rteTtel to the
cessiul machine, IL TIE .HFltitos will pledge
like sum.
These machines are manufactured arl KEEP, for
sale at tHc 'hgP formerly occupied oy u. y, Moor
4 Co,
Htst cad + Union R'ref Eridee
AIN MsRtiS,
e. VI. Asa,
NATHASilL Moon.
Ell,wvrtb Mssch, Isgl iU
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30
CEaTAlg CURE
IN AL CASES. on ID eYaseEs ssrg

70. D. T. s-aslii-d q ~. 49, 1855 A.
Aisafs, ulsfl al diefaz fr.a strHe &c.. = -
nanie al4 ntfsrF, hfsH ti Is sasrals.l go 80
taEuts 2 all Az faaffs & "a iss4ss ~ 49,.
A. - IA laf $3.50 g. szsss nn1s ssls4 Hils-s Z.
~ ffaisssaga thaa - ca .talaa - fasM - g.
eaft siiest, llfstas. gssa aa "a a. go = .
ca rtisnesd EAysisas So sn - "a alaa "a : "a
fs-Ar. tgM iHfsaasa "a ass - ssas 49, &c.
ani a red stsanRs
Iosses, Atril fk<l fst4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30
LONDON DOCK
Spirits and Wines.

IHfsaf,.i susIs bf . \. e.. IN wood fram the Lon,
la1t iks ali lsHtftl Is him ia America. The DIS
en- EisE ai s,ifili- s reputation oi these arts
has 5l..ffl tl.r .gt-sTibsr o. seek aud obtain
f.f s' tres ln fhis eauHtFY. They arr sold only
.a iailss rsfsfffF FHfe, aaf sffhssf adsHsrassona
IL .----- = -. LII Llu-L.- il.lilaMs -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30
FOR SALE!

AA THE LONG ESTABLISHED, WELL
MIm known AMERICAN House, situated on
Jstep& Main street, in Ellsworth. The prophet nr
offers for sale the American House. viii, all the
buildings connected, with without the furniture
reasonable terms, if applied tor II not dis
posed of on the 10th day OF December next it Will
be closed public house unta further notice, for
repairs, &c. J.. !. TINKER, Proprietor.
Ellsworth, Dec. Sth, 1851 Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30
Golden Sheaf Cordial.
GoLOCV SIIEAF PUNCH.
I|'H aaH 7ftH sfft''trf "ts' ths'N't
isliii .IF = q B.. a y huir into a tine rich
BoutloH Whiskey Punch.

- The s'ass ral up f.ll sirength Of the whisky.
aisl in Il nktn each These articles ia :.
irats D. 49,. aud sXiaasufe Of climate can eheeA
fhfm
JOHN AND ROBERT DUNSTERS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30
PATENT AND THonPsosIla MEDICINES

Figs, Candies, Washing Powders soap, pyFsf ,
supporte r, Spices 81 All kinds, Cifflu, Cur
raats, iia-ifs. rsmar.ads, iftsh
Mss, Pickle Ne,. Se.
&c. &c. ,6c.. &c, &s.. &c.
Just received per Express. a now ssppiY - he
most popular Pateat Melieiuts. among Hhira are
BURNETTS Preparations; Eieed Food, lsr Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Disease. Z
and degeneration II Man; weeks Ma gle ca,a'
pound; Whiteomb's remedy f,r Asthma; tur.sti .
Cod Liver Oil; Jsynrs ExPeetoraut; N,staI's
Wild Cherry lialsam; FoWlc's cure tor fil,s; Do.
Jeffries Antidote; brakes lieBErlins. "a reusv
ing paint, tar, grease. 4c; Cgmmins's Aperisat;
6arsling Oil; badds aud Miller, Condition z ..
ders; Cheesemaaas. Clarke's and Dupuneas flm4is
Pills, for female distractions, Ae; 6ruror's caas
centrated Cure for nervous weakness; lien bsli' >
Fluid Extract Of BuTehu fs< diseases Il tie Tad.
der kidneys, dci MaynaEI's Colodi5a foE barn.
and cuts; Gardiner's Rheumatic Compound; Psta-
Wan Syrup; Gouds Pin worm syrup; lisu shin's
Corn Solvent, an infaliihle rem dy; NAznste
Balsam, for rheumatism and nearalgie. Jeariss
Panacea of Life, sure cure for sore Throat and
Bronchial Affections stones Elixir, for bronchiti
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30

To the Honorable Justices of the Supreme Judic nj
- Court next to be holden at Ellsworth wthia
U. s. and for the County of Hancock the 9Th
stamp Tuesday q October \ D. iSaE'-
\ E.E.H.) Ellen Hanscomb of Bucsspert in the
| }Oct y. County of Hancock wife of stephen q.
1854. Hanscomb formerly of said Rncksport, but
| whose present residence is TO her unknown
respectfully libels and gives this Court TO be informed
that her name prior to her marriage was Ellen y.
Harmon that she was lawfully married to the said
stephen q. Hanseomb at said Rucksport on the I'd
day of October 4. d. 1863, by james Parker US,
tice of the Peace, in and for said County, and lived
and co-habitcd with her said husband about i've
month";. Hnd that your libelsnt since her said Inter
marriage has always conducted herself n faithful
chaste and atfectionate wife towards him, the said
Stephen O. Hanscomb. hat her >a1 husband whol V
regardless of his marriage covenant and duty did on
or about the twsntr-niEth daH of MaTTh last HAS,,
abandon and forSakc her, and dei,art beSou3 yhe
limits ct this stare and has act Sgisce furnished o-
contributed any thing towards lS s;r'FeF' " gnis-
trHanee in any way, AMI vvNT isseiaaS 5A:ssey
shows that her sid heSlae2 Aerr her saRa SDser~
marriage whuiiy rrcSrs>Ss ~ ~ rssr7tASV <VNxss-
ant daN, has N'saaits<S s'e cTsc II a,sisc-t wtsS
ofseu sssSciA,cd NsiA, se5 s-ssSA1 ges essgAag 81
NoRrf2 81 ha resaate- s-azs>7 is itas a. 1859 o..
Ae2ant sad s-axiss % Syg Eageszssrg Sye2 aasssSS
NseC~seTc, sfe psSvs Tga5 sR5 5s>1eA ss,5 sAAs >S
Js<y h< srer~6 from f3st asrs> ST nsaars-ssasv ~
iSs~a eerSef azsa tee ssis >s;r2saa \ aAassssaas~
aaf Is N 'sn'F s"sEn8 ~ Sc - ,>-s,,,,,
RaskxrosV- tAs;- s5h- 1N-sS
STATE ~ rAaNr
TFsn-aTS Stnrspry tpt}t's eszr7, xs, er-1 80
4yes Or issrtrhue A,~ sls Cnh's e~aec. 5ssi Nas-
r*s ~ The TapdSqC tht @ef's De- tlF'cE - tac
if''-e ti'r'g'iu nRinet. ; s'e3r Sn $ttc>sf'A
II )}he arG 81 10 s fc.3es ttsTrsan, thrvc
vscties sHrFtssSrc~ il an ,s8tsA tssesS'a. 's'e
iass IA hlCssfthr " NJ 81 lc7Sf afs sss> tssEe the
psxH tr-lr II tfffs g1sI-s Pa Aase - Ellsworth.
wslthin aps Set 3e asass * aR.scs, 81 the alrth
Tnsssiss ri Asas4i asNs 1@aa s7a Aaeser may thea
shas eauSr : sRt ss azSe. Uay ne PRAYER Thereof
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rnaN NnT A "A
A5kA AI2
To ALL
q As ~ "a
bE " "a n<n az% -
TpON TN THE BLOOD,
IaOA' ~
II ia wen known % On, t,, ~ ,he bood This /.
the Nit tt,,e ~ ri go cat. but n the fool is
deT'F'" Gnu, ny .u" ~ - ror, any cause whatever
the necessary gnahty l ui ~, =, - ,s,cn sufrsrs
cuia;i'n. nr becomes ftu.t,; 'S nj cln, mn the
The bad blood w traS w IN, rict the liver aud
hlES, WIZ sAuis w -. ,l,r,eutsfo all pa-ts al
will send its disease predngS % wS,pryor orran
the system ana WY w - 7' "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-30

raTfirs arfFaessf ~ flls saxsstizsnaaf. or VI o
sac hsfs as - sxauax ssrgaalptsa With Tire ass "
iass Fl raas astsfe#5 saa kafs tstfs ifsf sshf ~
. AZ 81 szFI - ~ sk4xezs. ahen desired, BY I'D.
d. sIar - saAa6af5Hsar
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irs' On the Lit, ~ n reliable pure stimuli.
li- tie celebrated acd widely known
GOLDEN SHEAF
Bourbon WhiSkeV

i 4ir ftns Wheat. Rive and Corn. warranted hvs
~ rHF- 80. Iut up in unique -tHlc each bottle IN
s#sf HN. ft Of dozen each, the large ana
I-ssaa-#as r. 81 which convince the proprietor
80 I aided advertisements is needed To extoA
lie st ll4.rtgs IL sin recommend itself trial.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Oct
I2.-7'o Nni. Cen. Dax:-This Department
has received dispatches to-day from Gen.
Grant, Gen. Sherman and Gen. Sheri-
dan, but no military movement Of any i'm
portance has transpired since my last tele-
gram. The following details of the caval-
ry engagement last Sunday are all fur
nished by Sheridan:
II have seen no sign of the enemy since
the brilliant engagement of the 7th inst.
1t was square cavalry fight, in which the
enemy was routed beyond my power to
describe. He lost everything carried on
wheels except one piece Of artillery, and
when last seen he was passing over Reads
Hill, near New Market, on run, Is miles
from the battle 6eld. to which point pur-
suit was kept up. The battery, and the
men and horses were captured. The hor-
ses were in good condition, but were all
exchanged by our cavalry men for their
broken down animals. The casualties on
the 7th will not exceed 60 men. The 100
men OF the sth Ohio who were dispersed
while guarding the bridge on the North
Shenandoah, have all come in except the
officers.
[Signed,l E. NJ. STANTON,
SECRETARY of War
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15

CAIRO, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Gladiator,
from New Orleans, Sd, brings information
of the expedition into the interior OF Flor.
ida. unde, Gen. Asboth.
Eubenua Court House was captured on
the 23d ult., and 20 prisoners taken. inclu-
ding Col. Terrence and Lieut.. Granger, and
a large number of horses, mules and cattle
captured. Douglas Ferry aud all the
boats in the vicinity were destroyed. The
expedition at last accounts was AT Morayia.
The steamer Newton, from Boston, has
arrived. Cotton-Cnsettled; no sales;
middliug held at 81 90. Flour-Lower.
The steamer Hubbs, from Memphis to
Cincinnati, had 2lO bales Of cotton, and the
Belle Memphis u bales for st. Louis.
The Grenada Picket says Colonel Basil
Duke has been assigned to the command
of John Morgan's cavalry. Forest has
been promoted to Lieut.. General.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15

HARRISBURG, Oct. 13-Although not re-
quired by law, the State here, is keeping
regular book Of record Of the official re-
turns OF the army vote, which are collected
by counties and Congressional Districts "a
fast as received. A tew Commissioners ar
rived to day, bringing with them the re-
turns from the Hospitals about Washing
ton and from some portions OF Sheridans
army, which latter it appears they were
able to reach notwithstanding the rumorA
to the contrary.
3 The entire number of votes thus fay
opened and entered at the State Depart
ment will scarcely reach 400, and these are
scattered through the various counties OF
the State, or part Of these would be OF
little moment.
The Commissioners who have arrived
here uniformly report that more than two
thirds of the troops they visited have vot-
cd the Union ticket.
ported majorities for 43 counties, showing
> Union majority of 6,672. In the remain
Ing = counties the vote last year gave a
Union majority II FAB, making total
apparent Union majority of lO,5l5. If we
allow total falling OF In the Union vote
OF 500 10 the counties to be heard from,
there Will still be . Union majority on the
nome vote AloneOf ISIS.
Inc Age claims gain Of 10000 on Cur
tins vote. and that the Democrats will
have majority onthe home vote of 900.
footing up table Of reports Of Demo.
cratic gains show total 90 far Of II, 1872 in
II counties.
PH1LADELrHIA, Oct. lathe 18th Con.
gressional District, Luzerne county. riyee
1000 Democratic majority, which has beer
previously reported 1t 20OO. The Republi.
cans claim the election Of Ketchum to Con.
Rress by the soldiers vote.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3.-It is generall,
conceded that there will be . Union ma
jority in the home vote in the State. m,
Congressional delegation will probabl,
and though but 1898 ballots have been rs
.ceived the Union majority is 4.665.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15
Counterfeiters Arrested.

NEW York, Oct. l3.-Col. Baker, of the
United States detective force, with the as
sistance of McDavitt and Clanso, of Su-
perintendent Webb's corps Of detectives,
In Washington, have succeeded in discov.
ering the W whereabouts of a gang of coun-
terfeiters i'll New Jersey, aud arresting c.
Mason, brakeman on the Erie railroad.
TWO assistants named Rolman and Alex
ander, and number of women. The OIL
rers found in the possession of the priso-
ners 10000 in currency, the plates. press
anu bank paper. The counterfeits We're
aiiflcult to distinguish from the genuine