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Statelet JI-'.- . V. MAN V tdlWf. fBttvnv M011NIUGJL0CT2 13, 18GI. t """'t' ' T r I! , i', , to" i. Official Results. "JTW following iblwfc!bIini oJ rotei rgTvenvti'McT cndWt Voted for in Franklin county,' at the State eleetlon neld Oct. .;t,l6i;nd also th mojoritie pbiatneq oy. me Ufh J. JcT8tt... ' 'DaVidtod f ,1 majority.' 'v. intmtmirf eovsaweiu-- ; ' John 0. Harebell. Benjamin Btantoa . Haraball's majority.,.. 71 emm iwet." Tbomu J. 8. Bmllh. ,,, .ioiiab booh ....p-,.-.SUlrf- l " ''PmUa'amitj drily )"f..7'.i rt Ttiunn or IT ATE '.".tea" (leorgeW. Holmes. All I - " V Q. Yolnejr ,...,.,. 16,., Holmes's majority ......, ... ..... ' ,. ..1 ..., t " " ssxpbtabt ,. t, -- ri j " Benjamin R.iJoaw-- .., ...........-susu.- i j Arnrtrong'itejarllyA.'"-'3'- 804 ' cokraoujta. Wsvne 1n.inh H. RUer. tioo JohaT. Torrenct ....4180 4i co'jmoic run Jppm. " ' ' Tleigtt'i Da) otl ty . y ". S70 rT nrantait.' Trrilt'.'.'.'... '.'.'.. 1 .:u ,. ..t.iv.'-- ' 1 t! .itJiO 'flee. t Convir..M...."HMrtitn"'' Otto Drewl ;'..H..,...iSn.t(i'.W Wm. R Kantin.... .,...3931 JoienhB. Poltcrv..... .."' -- ilJ J....41I4 OoDrenc orrr Rankin ' J. ' Pnttcr . Dretel OTer TUokln i w """TfiWiF""' Jothib Barber.. .1355 I k W70t'a .art'' Matthii Martin Ilfnry JEtt)ro6t.. .tohn 0. Thompion lonnthan Bobo-..- . 'y.""V.'v.;jj Thompooc'i majority. Nthn Cole 5M0 yrtfltiict Jrfiy.. .v.jav.v. . i." ao . .. Cole'i milority. Jufc.wi..K' !. Jen Bljh ....ivui..V:..Awj,44WJ Bljli'i iiJority..A"ift''7'i CGR0NU. .lU-n-J O Adam hlflitatis....."2! Uwer'i Bisjorily v ..U ' .',!... c.- Phitmon 0dm .p..l--ti4,3- 4 iUrUo Kruion tm 'rr nii' Hesa' Dsjority .'...,t.rjiV. Thi3 preent'a V?r7' ,S"J9lf,t!.e;1?P" iUl CoauW Of Ihe Sut..'i.; J) - o .'Janw Election News. Theoffi'cial volafuLPickaway iaoonty tMaai- - 1obs ' ': ' 'L .. , , 'n - ,f i Governor Tod 2233; "Jewetfc. ,maTV majority 135." Jndee of CommbftTleaa-rBat- ei 2223,' Senator i.Wardea 21S3 Parrilt SIWWU-den'- a majority 94. Mrrfiond, the Democratic ProaecatiSg Attorney,')) Tceiy gBmaor- - ity. Senator. erriu. la eiacud by bgui iwt, nd Jnrlcrn HlVm bv about COO." M&dlSon COUDtV givea Mol abOttt lt)00H TbegeBeral Impreaaio'n li that Mr. Hedget'did hat desire an. election. Fairfield conntv gives Jewett llOO mafoiity. Jeffries, fotL ReprescnuUveSI., thing's considered the Pcmocracy glpifjMffiAt have stood up nobly. c ''' Little Holmes glvea.:97J msjvit for.twett Erery township but ono gives a Democratic ma jority, and that gave two majority for fusion. Jadga Sample, ls by ,OPP prty, The Holmes County pubheM aaya; .itty Thia county, ai.uiual, has covered Jteelf. with tbe broad maatie of Democracy. The' townships are sot U .heard from iofflpiarrv, bat enough to muke it certain that tbe, "Union" movement didn't a moon I to any 'great scratch outside of Hardy tevaahin. ,?he majority for Jewett will be about 900, Sample's not quite so '' ' Ij.'ih wj": larfce, . l( anybody imagines that we are feeling pee tlcularly bad over this remit, we wish tt Inform them that we aia'vbecaaa&lt aaau't came Ut expected. For three weeks paat we have ecn it coming, " and . prepared ouraelvee ,for At. Holmes county ought to set up for herself, se- cede, demand a premium, or do something else tbat Is desperate, . it ta ItTThe Great Comet which attracted so mush attention, leak sumueW while J lay' atreUhed across the heaveaer is still eeen with a telescope not far from the atat Eft in the n Herenle. i Jt Is entirely Starr t tha( wondf' ful appendage, Jtqpwn ae;the til,4uid.,oiblpf remains but a nucleus enveloped lnwtMjbnlou cload.'tbe wooio resembling in appearance k email p'lanetartVebuia.'' J Ai ' ... 1 4 IT Tbe municipal election jn Newark, i. N. J., on i Taeeday, 6ct.fi, resujted aW choice ( of Biotuw'DbNirTor Njot The whole Demo-acte- d oratie ticket was Vfi Vnafority of 1,617. BjTU seems that Gaaiioi has eoj bcdjJD- - dered the eommwief iha &atearjnvji but that his services would JiayejbeB;ecjptee; as a Major-General- , if. he iiajearried Jls alleged intention of eomlng to this conntry. " .trtAi A Catmovs JcDfic An Irlah Jadge tried two most. notorWrnw' T ''''i-fi- )f Thirhwa-:rbri- To the c 'of.Hn..CflttrlJil " tb prlfln-- tim ir.,tbcy wf fonnd not guilty.. . Aa tUry .rd UWig reml-fKfl-i l.ia bar, th iudge,-- ; adtWamog- - tbe gaoler jaaid, "Mr. Murphy, you would greatly ewe my.rtsiud if yiu ireuld keep three two repctftblo gen-tlern- until seven, or half psst ti'q o'clock, for I menu to aei autXjr. pubUo at Cta," and I should like to hart at leasrtwo hours' the start tt inera.,.,i;r.itt r What is in Wind? are ct Jaal'.j arrivlni at thtg U iftidlf i an i Blawry (li ftopuLUdan; V. 'A,'i a A.. T.aa. vIt IUH0D, uu iub iiunirwaiw, li a war lor the extermination of glaveryJLw SrTNew' orkarttanr, the moat toflaentlal and the mott iiilely-eia- i the elaat of papera alloaao w, eonw-eriden- oe of what we.assertj r :? Weffe"ife-tBtencr- t fttmr th( iTto appeaVa'ta the Jixi -al t W an hafe.iwweVfteldetiSU aud Cbbfeioriat d)Kratf ifiaf iwia; Plato lrtbiw thati W ibelHoo pcrsidted in, either, alaTefy'bt'ihe Ynlpanit eo down"'1' fnViaWersIanM iodicalei what it mKo Uthif ie already the olto of the aoti iar werwedliDg eat ab loat-ii- y ''ij.ago Id Ohfo for a irnloo of all birliea io one party . .. lor "atigoroua ana, uonun- - m t TT- -J ned proeeootion o ttte war lor me uaiun. ., Aijain, iaya:-"- We j.' .i f n,r indioatn aa time Daat or fo- - " " - tnre. when the laet that Eatery ia the" 'deadly foe of the Uuto&iuould have been ,'qr ihould be reoagniatd and acted on by the Vorerment. Thia. the TWoaw. haviw learned a Utile can lion from the ffot ,!of Its' 'Onwai'd 'to .might V0' pC dlctaUpa." Bat u."foi eerj thing there, la a time and a eeaou,"Qatixrraay"it!e now time to aet forth the vital truth, for the country must hare acceptei and retliied It. before the Govern meat caa aafely act npon HH.ui- m- irii.t t. utiii truih. which it now ilrne to let lorth, In order that the country pay aoceptaodreaUze ,o that lh4 Qoernn.ent eaniafelyactBoenUT II ii tlile-- f aat warery m. h. ii.mint(l at the' Union cannot . be iuubi aw '" - i t A The 7Viai it by no meani alone in promul gating thia doctrine.' Ut is to pe met wnn 10 almost evert tasue of every newpaper.o Re publican aatecedenbb in eermoaa and in literary Th -- vi alraaaoaa efforts are making to. labue itae ,whU Notthen mind with 1W The dealpi lJ fradoally developing ltiwtf- - tmhke'iVli war what'tho aefeWBloniete In the beginning qharged it io be, and by which they, were enabled to gain inch eontrpl over the mfndi of the Bouthern people namely, an ado- lltion War. Snch fc war wiU doubtleii conaoii- - date the Soalh,a.d the dijeoiutioD.of the Union or the final separation of the Northern and Southern States, In order to avoid the depopu lation and'rnla of both' sections, will beoome Si-- C. " onlya o,uct UL wiauv Intervention in L There cah'be no longer ajf anl'tnaUi, Fcanco. andEngland iare, ally mada. up their minds to leek .redress for alleged 1bjuries and coinpensatloii for aHegecT !lt8n jftsultlng'dur-'hfion- i period of misrule and; anarchy' to whieb"'Ji'ji:xlco'J.hae'' bepn afortoaataly iub- - jtqtarJ.al iooi" !) A m.-- ) f 10 '''the 'London Korniig jWliiv'fe4,irfl-el- s of a semi official rAaraoter, states. tbejlan to Wpnraoed by the bree European powers, to ,ta be ai followed" ' , J;- 'JoVetg' will, sequestrate thetut-tom- s revenues of the ports la qbestion.' They wilt charge their" consdla or ipmq. other author- ities, jointly to collect these revenues at the dif- ferent fmtfi and these consuls, acting together, will "form a ait of International' commission, MtnitWntaif fnr thti nnrnosa at ach OOrt. No shtp will be able to enter orclelr at the ports of vera Crni, Tamptoo, etc., wimoui ids uwur-it- of theaa conrohTrwno wilt txact and not only ezactbatthauBvMlrmxlarwoetre the cus toms doea on. auch, entrancas and clearances,- - n Tho'msalartntermational bnnmlseiea thai eoMtltnt'ed, will dWM t"!1 ?,'' leTrW o2lhe;ojbe naii ahdl'thi' Mexican G"ot- - ernniint en the athe, the aggregate amount of datiea eolleeted'tntalli th ports, or la rather wt9 Mexlco'Ts'tb ljkime Wfand liJEn. ropeanoredjorj;; tpthjhalf oX'lt1ha.,,nel aaaennt raf jmMihaicolleoted lavher portav his Is eons!dertf "terV llberaP'tiHrard Mexico." -- f'Vdoea Ao yet appfiiMi e.UfliteiJSUtoi har beea lovitM tp patUoipaU in.or even pon-te-at tUa'anangementf ihoagh it has beaa a tfmaW. bpbd" extf drier aohbtfuf athorllj', EhaCthe plan'haa tt eoncurrenoe of P .' Gov- simeai.4 The programme, if fnlly eawiiedogfc nthaPoatasserik it to to befors the c4oeof ft:iveieni baK.irirtt e'iisanllln-- k strict blockade of the principal Mexican porta, and beforw thai tia Wo ahalt probably know wnat iffltfade oof own OoverBmehf wilt aasarM 1 n c i v.''t o to iafci.t : laregara ra li. . ,. .i .,hi Iij0.-st,- Danger of India,: lets' Miv dlanapolian whjchfiead(,,j,uj ii ,i7ait:i., rTher k raorw danra tbia abry itoxm txdnriO ed. North the icsam aoytbanr els.i.A firm, oclde.-iuite- North, wiU atUa h aaatioa. and that speedily Bt m mut vast litten (e tasa cietenC. mnrtbU AbolitnnittM of tit Ntrtk & are atrrtaaw lam! ( eajaotef ttet mar is te antar fat wilk ti:iUttin f iaa Saarfkl rTaw a tMM Urn ttcmtioMUtt tke Sm( iaaarsaedr.aV tmm it antiaw tin Sowtk y aat in rawarbaa t U i And Governor Wrubat traeht to nave added, w can never lave ' ,,aniiej.oiithY''uiiflij a AbolltlonUmlsiffectuaUya'cruahedout." Tbe Louis vUlpmwot, jgMUnt aionpaper,, .is rHght when tl sajMtuit'm oi b ma b-- va Wo make no aoolotrv for this wicked wart tbe Sowtk to deetrcv the Goveroraeat We grant tbe necessity of suppressing it; but the1 . ki.i . 1 ' . .. x . .ju AoouHoniem, inai aas proaaoeo it, mue be euppreaaed. Abolilionlm tntd C4tieiim mast 6a ewriad in ne ame aoirwal eraweP TSa patriot who loves his eountr most etmeen to ; aacnaaatnem sola ' iwn una og n. a..i im j tT Notwithstanding (hp great' Jfrfesi6tt',bf bwitnltf.iria ac Q&$, amouptjng tp upward of twt sniUipo of area,; wer located during the year ending Jns 3fL 1861Ttie balVnC f yrsrtinVemalrJiDg'etit ii Very small,: ' The Government porf owns aix ty million acres, wUcIUim bee surveyed and offered for sale, and ready . fos private entry,--Beiii- ai thU, nearly forty-fir- a mUllos acres lava beeik- - eurreye4,bu opt put la market, which aisy piltalcen tfcte rMpniptwn.1,'Thla ,s ex. elusive oT thp 4mmsns tracts of land which bar cat keeei aurreyed, m ids sew i em tones Dacotah1, CVJoradb and ITevafla. '' V.''' I ST Tk:trMfy'nPv.tilBd be teeD,(hUa)ted 8tta ,'anii, YencmtlarP v) fjoi gainsl.c:.tbe bartr taking ut letters of , j .. j. I A L , ... .. .... L. t ... mj btatp a jpar witn' tne otner V&tijl 'Mdwf eyta"rjf; jailed, po t, lift ap'ch purpose la' any of, their ports, or prize to be Bold in soak parte, m , The District. Frankb'a eaantv vkrta Jewett mtterlrv'tjf: 677,atid eB:jtbwhot 4emor) rirr ticket by majorrtiaw-ratigin- r front 300 MckJogeawnty tiargoo inBocratic by t$ol ' 700 majority Tb .Deaacacyt tboap two eeastiea atoaa like nan, an fnirtrt' !u rioa BaUle. S)eeptionT!a4 Mclcery'wetked Inter enoedi amft twada t beat m-- PkiVawn but tb district la yet morw ttaw thooanci DmMtraliP, and Fkaway wiltredeew Herself next year, C'iTiJwiw Ji'sif AtrtM.d uU ; saJ to in Pickaway. La year in ihl c 'ty : there were 4,001 wotea cut. for Member of Cobgren, of which Csxtqoeivedfif';9, tail Zy'-W5- and Spar- - row 30. tms year wer weraioniy a,ia vow caBtJUJlGP''yjg votes were caal. Df these, Jerrlll-jrooe- lj 2,039, illrMea 3.188. rTie'UbloIV hal lncWe4 Wer the'Refenblloirf I2ft-1f,- frer mce..bMweej.;aUoMy.taiid iWajftfjr&gTOw. was dono by puttiag all 'DemooratsV on. the tjckeV but dnt fctjrjpyer, Vhe ar the 429 votes which 'the pemoracf bad last year, and which tbe polls do icVhow thief Look to tbf rolUof our army, and yon will find tbiir names: -- rCTWe ccMih.e.-foJowiaif!-;ftc- the CleVa-hn- i HwUdxlQttnbrX J rr- - This order exists ovee,Ohitid tbe Coluei-bu- s City Fact statee-aMiiive- lf tbat two belong- ing totne order-wierelc- Ift olBoa In Frank- lin county oil TaeaaSf,,,Cqlumbui Ui one of the hotbada of tha Glde Circlot and as a fewer soldier hava rone to the war; from f ranklin countr. lriTjrdportlon tohe pop- ulation, than from aijtjct; County in Ohio. , The "orderVi spo'kaar of 1r what 1 termed tbs"Kolghts of th0o4e 'Ciirola." We are somewhat aatonlabed that a paper like tbe tier aU, regarded as respectable, should be guilty of publishing such stuff,,'' We bar not. thought it worth wblle heretofore to nttiee' tbis moet In- famous 'and black barted lit,' sent .out from this city, where no sensible Wan believes it, add no reaDsotabla man assert i K."' There is not now, nor has there ever been, tbat we know of, such an organizitlon In this county, , It is a mean, dirtv lit. cotton up to . injure and defeat the Democratic ticket! T-'- .t :V'i Tbe people of tbis county hare; toa decisive majority, pnt (he. brand upon the lying scamps who originated and havo-.clreuls-tcd this ns falsehood r-- j The attempt of jMtJUrtld. to depreciate the patriotism of the p'eople. 'cf this county is as mean uj't stafemeuta are., false, franklin county ba sent .mar meai.to thai war than Cayahoga." ta fit ,uv..i - u . -- m-- i i '; . v ..'-"- V a Contractor's War? A gentleman direct front Washlcgtod .states to ns, tbat In a conversation' with a leading of that city; and who occupies a prom- - IUWJV pUBlVIUU IU UH paiV, J. u u uiaitwi to him: "When will there be a' big fight ever thefotomaet" Tb answer was.' "Tbere will be bo fight. This to a 'coutrwtor'a war, and thev don't want the trar to end soon." J The Cincinnati Cbmawrn'Ol-seem- s to be impreased by that Idea L judging from the following which appeared editorially in' it' Isano of day before visterdavj - - ' ' ' ' "J " ' : 'v.-.- -' i "We have no definite idea of the amonni of pressure td the square Focn tpat would be requir- ed at present M lore the truth Into the "honept understanding of the President of the7 United States' Unfortunately, 1t has come to pis '1a these latter days (which IneHide an- - ltdeQoits number Of AdinihUtratiohs) that the' President la waited in from the'beoole,' and only permit ted to beav the truth at rare 'interval?. He it surrosnded by an atmosphere,' made , op' of the nhalatloM'Pf tbe hanger-o- about tbe' CapU tal the- - pcddllag potitictant the 'sycophants of power the beggars of tbe crumbs that fall from official tables and the rest of the sedi- ment and froth of the usual quadrennial Nation- - albiil. "'Tbis atmosphere,' t9 good ettteen asphyxiates the President and renders aim dim or sight end bard rf hearing. The UebtniDgsof eivil war have not yet disturbed and puHfied thisatmoephetei"" : r : "Thet art to treat forces encamped at Washington.' ' Without the city are the Circle of forts "and enoampmeata' of the : soldiers. Withia it, the camp follemerir the contractors of all degrees;' the tribe of thieves, a vast mul-tltud- .' While the- - defenders of tha 'Govern- ment la arms, shelter the Capital from the ban- dit of,seeiOn,he Wood snekers are ln:nodis-tar- e possessioB.' While the Wrd of Joveta aloft, with tbe glitter ot tounoerooita surrouno- - ing hlm,tbeeadneet Pf enemies arewei tared aader bli wings'. - Now! while we have an army of "near two htwlrext -- thtmsaud men at Waahlrrgton, and When the season and the time for aetton hare fully come, the contractors talk of delay, wren of going; toto-'wlnt- quarters, and- - wearing" wet the. enemy "by waiting' and watching leararog, as LbnglellOw 'would have ft, to labor and to wait.1 "This till not dot Whatever force la necessary to bring fbs facts into immediate contact? with toe Presidential oreansof sense, will, most be employed, to in form the highest authority definitely, and with all necessary, weight and penetration, that the policy of rendering the war subservient to tbe contractors has bee puuued tQ;lhe exUemeat . r 1. 1.- - j rr : :. verge pi puuno uuaraouc. t us utovkyi log until the. rebel can't march, pocauae tbey will have worn ont their shoes, and natilthey are shaken to sleeel ia oonaeauence of the want of iquinine, and UntU their - soldiers damage all their good suns, la orobablv. esDioaea- ov n opening of direct trade between tha Scalp and ftarope by tbe line oi temrs sMouaaq py Yancer A Co- - tha Btrmuia .being the first ar rival, and the orobabilitv of rsnuia trips bsioc on the card. j Wltfxia. the traud .Arajyoa merowmao. u nnoaruasn, w ik. icswr in the overthrpw oi the fipveiamept in one way o? another'.' r ,0 r' aahiax ,"TlainiJ n Wn hii iirmiim n. uru? TYirt. Carv .and Doraev were to have bean in Mifleraburz onUha . . . . . v i t .i nnA 49 01 uoHwer.4 inaer vi tueua j was sick, so they say, and couldn't com' Why Car and Doreey were not here, we don't know, or never expect to care yery mnch.r,Nsitler of tbem has been heard, ot. since, cdtf they should neter tarn no hereafter, we don't Mand to fret very much abaat $blr, Vmysteflqpt Ais appearance, 'J.Ws', have oolyona, rquca, le mk. th.t tm. If lba (a an eiili lett In thl hands of .the Executive tate - Committee, that It be. Expended to paj (or 'fpictare-gallw- y V of tnemseives. do muon loog-sare- a wiauom ,wiu nrobablv never be eot toaether in tbe same ea- - pacily,"a4clfor lack of it thaisuucweqrs should aye tueir pictures tq woa at an w,Qajur oves. iVvonlda't be a' bad Jnvestaeuti also, if Means are lclt.' to bur medals for all, aicakers who aa la the habit of makfng .appoiataieata ana not suing mem. luxtra long ouesnsaeaio 69 l7eP A9 tWaW vpj ane, vary. ,J4! rVoopy,taaDoveirfWan auwtoo.wrgaai oi IJohne ieoubty fer thp ' benefir oT tbe' Uniod Efxebufly i "Cbin'mltt W 'eity.It'i toltbe pmLjfpomplimeUrySU4od il;i.b tte-n- l o d I )r"" J (' TT"' S'. ( "j ftd n Tliaaar T.unna It la bow anihariUtitalv dnnoanoed tbat tne receipt oi tne custom lur the present teal Will not. amooat to. more than twenty miliioa Cellar taArdUioaa-iltes.tha- eve. Secretary Caa!a; patlmat. i JVkc tbe MorriU tariff waa iupt eoaotpt, tt waa clstpaed that, the, receipt under U wouW reacb aixty millions, but tbe cirewsiiUacoes ot tn souiry bav ao ohaogsd sja then that. th esUmates that period ar valualeas neWM i lnu isj It evident from, tbi state ot things that .we are boat,nteriog ipon a pew Jn the finea-- ; olal history of the oontry. i hereafter, 4it aet taxauop ia inevwawp, anstoma auee wm oe entirely Lndeqatf.tMb support of tb Gov. roment and tbe payment of the.araoatdebt wear contracting., ,rioe loretga trade, of tne country will, id any event, be much less .for several years t com thaa it Jat beep In the past, and the deficit ia our reveooes la ust b provided fof Ip somootber way, Thia matter will asaum great importaoce be fore (be aiuiag pt.Coogrwee, and Bpeajhat, body will bp thrown tb delicate and reponsiblduty originatiag a new system of ways and me to furnish the Government with mooes to meet Its current expense aodjpey tt'qebMni4i, e-- j I .Tbaopai) try will ev JesrtF thet tt will b nocess-ar- fpi ptnimMsff the fffi;,W tasing cu ne pr)iiioiiorv ,jrocuoo.liiiiiea,1 country wllf never submit to bav lb sera. 'uMUbf 'for tbtTsSV of protetg the if.mf.S.mV."01 acq, PauaSy' iVanU."'" it Jw!) tf'.v .1 frit arieart tfial Dr. H,ti ftlMVvM f !,ttai xpditiut.hy afie!y artlvsd.at P IIaJiA s'iTtd ol aboertgiskl vPmbel idled i daitng the voyage, onarof whom was Aoocst ?., 7' .7. ." ?.. 7,7. Wdeg-'a- n. bctib iaiiioue. - v, Report the REPORT OF CAPTAIN LARDNER, OF THE SUSQUEHANNA. J , i UNITED STEAM OFF Oct. m tharthe euemy had landed Jn rUrre oeat Q14cknIiu)oboo atd KidP KetTaad elndiaaa; (tgimens posteii then wdsln full retfeat before them. Also, that onr tlirea tuffs In. Ibe Inlet were aground Atm.hA "' Th r.nfit had been ctDtwed tbe Alt hiftn.vly airpaoe goOdndaw-wa- y with! thia h;n nd tha Montiocllo, and anchored for .the.nlcht close" to he shore iniUattesaa At daylight I found our troops jo andbout tha lightbouaa, and In distress lor yaut HH pro Visions, which they bad boen.wiUiout for twen hmira. Zl sanDliad them with food, abd at the request of the commanding pfflcer.reO malnad .fu . thelf 'protection during the- - dayJ Learning tbat tbe enemy waa in largo lorce aa KIQ Keet, J lent tne monuoaiio o urirv muni off, whjch Important service waa performed by Lieutenant Commanding uraioe wivq great ei feet and good conduct.' His report Is inclosed, I am, very respectfully, . . .r ., , rr J. JWUlO J iYoui obedient servant,- - ' A M L. LARDNER, Captain. To Flag Officer L, hi. UouissoaoooH, etc eto. REPORT COMMANDER BRAINE, OF THE UNITED STATES SHIP MONTICELLO. OFF CAPE HATTERAS, Oct. 5, 1861. Era: I have tbe honor to Inform you that, In obedience to your order of tbis morning, Iatood through the inner, channel of Hatterea shoals at 18& FM., and stood close akmg ahore to. tbe northward, Keeping a orignt lookout, irom aloft.-- . At lJij P. ,AL W. diaopmed several sailing vessel over the woodland Klne Keet, and at tbe same time a regimerit anarohlng to the northward, carrying a rebel flag in tbelr midst, with many stragglers, la lb sic rear also two togs inside, (lying tbe earn Bag. r As tncy came out oi the woods of Kioe Keet, we ran cloee In shore and opened a deliberate fire upon tbem, at tbe distance ot three quarters f a mile.' At our first shell, which foil apparently la their, midst, tbey rolled , up their flag and scattered, moving rapidly np tie beach to the northward.' We followed tbem, firing Tapldly from three guns, driving tbem up to a clamp of woods, la which tbey iwk refuge, and abreast of which tpeir ateamersUy. . we now rhelled tbe woods, and could see tbem embarking In small bot-alta- r their veaselar evidently In great confusion and suffering greatly from our Of- - ;- - .' , ., . ' Their, stbamers how opened fire npon us, fi !ng, however, but two shots, which fall short. Tm boali filled uith nun uxrr tlruek by tur $htll$ and dettroucd. Tbre more steamers came down the Sound and took position1 opposite tbe woods. - we were shelling also two sloops. We continued, firing deliberately noon them from half past one P.M. until half past three P. jVI I when two men worp macprered On tbe aeabeScD making signals to us:' Supposing them to be two of tbe Indiana regiment, we aent an armed boat and .ore to bring tbem ofiV. cover ing them.kt 'the same time with our fire., .Upon me coat Hearing tne Deacn, tbey took to the water ; One Pf tbem WaJ suceessf ul Ju reaching the boat Private Warren O. Haver, Company H.Twmtteth Reglmtlf1oaUh troops. The other man Private Charles White, Company H, Twentieth Regiment Indiana troop waa drowned In the surf."1" Private Haver Informs m that h Wss taken priaones on the morning of ,th 4ih; that bs Witnessed One shot, which Wa very deatraetlve. He stales that two ot put shells fell into two sloops loaded with men, blowing the. vessels to piece and sinking them. Al),- - that several officers wer killed and- their horses- - Been run- ning about the traokl had just escaped from his captors, after' ihootlog the captain of one of the rebel- - companies. He states, that tbe euemy were In tbe greatest confusion, tush- - log wildly Into tbe water, Striving to get toff to vueir TesseiB. .. Private Haver now dicectei me to the point where tbe rebels were congregated, waiting an opportunity to get off. . ' I opened fire egaln with success, scattering them.'.l.W were now vary close, in three fathoms water ,'and tb trwof the uH .h.U tiAA miLh.ftort.. ... .1 ' ,iu ' ' Six steamers were now off the polhl, Oao pf wnicn 1 recognized as tne canny. , At twenty-fi- v miauiee-- t five P. M we ceas ed firttg, leaving the enemy scattered along the Deaca lor upwards ot lour miles. . 1 bred repeat edly St ".the. enemy's steamats. witb oncrifled cannon, a Parrot d struck the fanny, I think, nc v 1 lonud she range Pf this piece much short of what I anticipated, many of me anoi turning ena over cna, ana cot exceed- ing mush tbe range of th smooth bare tblrty .'. jjewtiu;. I inclose herewith the tnetrmrandum of the amount of ammunition expanded to day. Iam, resotclfiillr. vonr obedient servant. - Lieutenant D. ' Commandlpg.U. P. steamer .Mootltello- - To Captain J. Lv LaiDaca, Commending V. S. steamer ' SotquehaBoa, pff Cape Hatterai, . u. Democratic Organization. !rt B1 'chief, paity li h paat baa bee Its dnvotiob W the untotuKtne uPnstitunon and tne laws. Mn trl ntoph and in defeat, tn the flash of victory and amid, tha atorma of sectional Bassioar, it has maintained it nationality and It allegiance to tae fundamental principles ;ot lue governaeut. Its history is a history of struggles In defense of the Constitatida. It first great conflict was for th preaervatloa bf that government bated and I eared by the aristocracy of tbe old world and th new.., Ia it contesU with tbe money power, and the sectional cool lot which, bav sine ensaed, time and avetrt Pave proved tbe beneficence of its faith, the depth of its wis- -' dom, and the purity of its palrlotiim3 irfT'O litis lime ot publio danger and traaUiinot th time for Ihoae who bav protected the gov- ernment from destruction in tha naat to faltar at tbe .call .of tbe country oow-- Jf the. men w mateDD we jjemocratio oartv. an the principles which distinguish Its' Organization, were the preserratiea-wn- protection of the gov ernment in paat times, they may prove doubly beneficial hoar. . Tb nationality and eobserva-tis- In other-tims- .of danger, r aaor thaaevsr bow reqoiredJor.estors union andnnity among tb discordant element of tb nation. Tbe samp principles of political action which would nave saved as from civil war ar most likely to restore union, harmony and strength.' Hence the necessity of preserving the democratic or- ganization,' until all shall acknowledge the prac- tice! Tiedom pf Its constitutional platform, and become the true and conditional friend-,o- f th S it was learned Milwaukee News. Pennsylvania Election. -- Thprfirtb Tbraturws ef th election are hot ebfflclen't to tletermine the political complexion c the Aeeisuttare: Dai it is certain tbat tb Demo orats hare gained largely, and possibly sleeted a majority to th Hons of Representatives..,. W bav never known an election of which it was av niucnii w otjuiia ine returns. . 1 oe uemo- - crau bar gained Sooator .in: Pbiladelpbia. one ia BabjtvlatiU.andi ia all orobabilitv. ana In Montgomery nd one In" Backi,""Th currnit ot the vote throughout the tale IS decidedly in favor of, tb Democrats, and indicate that ia la 1: destined to control tbe politics of this Btate In r f' tha Yatara. ""' - '" ' ' ' I From tbe complexion of tbe election re lure from rarlewi quarter of the Stat we have lit tle to doubt that the Democrats harp srtnaiorltv of tbe aggregav .populaej vetai pod ;prpbebly bav elect! majorilp pf members, to the House of Representatives .Tbv eot i West. : moreieod county la indicative of a revolnHOTi in ".WW." 9,the 6Mt 1- - a j a- r. .wo o 11 t State Election. Moarrooisrty Cctf,' W". 10.4-T- h w'hol 'smocratie bounty ticket is .elected, aJobaC. Smith la elected Senator bv a BsioitV Of about will); Kile, sheriff, by Pbe-u- t l.fMiOr and'Ctap- - mnn, lor Judge, will nave about w.uuu majority. fcair, uct. lb M. u..A.wry, t- - Kadtaal eoabHOPnaclididate. ba been elected to tbe BUt Setste- - over the Union candidate In the i27 fh VCOAlOrlal Die trlctT 1 . -- si.a D Tbe Demoorscv of the Srlngfeld Dl- - rjc, io jiituuia, ue,e. DDiAUiami aaautTaa i, 1. Thornton r 'OonTi(i Jw plaawof klaClsrv I ntnd. reslgrlcd, tH- - tt .tef m Appointed Gen-- 1 ralfntb army''' Nort arnsi aval eeur calvelfromth. Vitata election np tbe t moot our ft 'log Id r The pro ablll f Is t' ugh that ia J epta.r. or monvrl tkuti Lwa tioa cwierkf tuooewk.' ful. lt.li''niiy to b expeotea mat party could succeii d. With fully one third ita.,.raa.w lie-ar- there tor tbe purpose" of eruihlug out rrhelltaia tbatseotional fanatics, North 2wwked aavf Precipitated upon the 000067. While th Democrats are lending their asslst-anc- a to uphold tha flag and enforce th author- ity of the Goveromvut. Abolitionists ar abpr- - logthemlvM 'rnto ft offloaa- - to' th, guW of Unlop mear-6Wy- w; ()(d.) Vlunimr1 In w. .l'- !llli "l S ' Pi in hii 1 ti ei I .uHeww Mail k Cow Ylo hsa Mic.'4-- snuaotlbtr eompiaiBi tat n nu a no cow. which has twelve qnarts of milk to spare) at each milking, yal sb wilt not let him hav ainy until bar calf kas had hi npply. J He wnts to know tb rsaaoa nl thla.i II strongly Suspects tber 1 something ia is looks, bis hat. dren or moral hablu.ar bis way of milklag, which has so set hie dumb beast against him. H Ii in great tribulation, fie, lie, sir 1 just try milk lag pop teat at tlme.i aa th calf do, ahd see If that won't make her gtv down. Ws bay known this to answer tbe purpose many a time.. Jf tbat won't do, along with It try th praotlo of giving her some favorite food, j pet to divert ber attention when too Begin to milk". American Agriculturist. By Bor. W. Bruih, Oct. 10th, at reatdeDc of bride's fattier, Mr. On. W, Hjuist sad Uias Zauaa St. BT.uKii)t, both of thlaoountn V . .. ) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Sheriffs Sale, I. w. riTTMl. at 1 t.JQ. Keep fit 0.-'- . r:.t ... .,- ; - 1. .1,, .. T)T VIBTVE or A WK1T Or Wl FA XJ la the above eaee. and alao two etbar writs, one la favor f John P. Bomi va. J. 0, Knaps te Co., aad oee In favor William O. Pana rt. i. . Knapp at 0 .to ax dlraoted from tbe Ooart of Oomaioa Pleaa of Delaware ooanqr, Ohio, I will effet for sale at the etare reoaa Mo. 10 laet Broad atreet, Buckeje Block, lo tha city of Op-- lumkaa, aale eomaMnclnf ea - 1 'IP Monday, th 14th day of Oc.'A: D. 1861, atte'oloea a. m., aflne ajsortnenr ot Cry teoda aad noBena, awe a lone, eae ate ladder, two sots rairbana a acaiee, one oeat, eae eigat ay otook, a, ev ivh.t rnnier a reea a.i . - 3 O. "Tf? n0rIAK. Bherlff, .7By Id. Davie, Depaty. W. B. Kawr, iVcflfaTfiV npa am. :v. vt i'' 8herilT.rfi'Sale., BlUe, WheelookStOo - ve, , ( Order of aale attaohmenf. J. G. Knaps c Co. mi, i. ,1 I BY VIHTTJE OF AN OBDCH OF PAtt US directed from th Bonerlor Court of frank lin county, Ohio, In tbe above eaee. and another caa. whereta Vred. BnltarfleM, aotinee ef Seforeai, Aras- - atronf m Co.. are plalatuTa, Te. J. 0- - Xaapp Oa are oaienuania. 1 win oner ror aale at ine (toie-fwoa- u an after the execntlona are VatUfled aa deecribed In the above advenaMmeat, . the' rematalnc Dortlon of Bald lock ot goodai ealacomeaeneuiaaa. j. y.jJ. iir.n I Friday, th 18th flay Pf Ootober A. Dr 1861 1 at 8 eMoekVA. M. .'.noli i; r a t n (I aotvitt 1 rrlatersfrea, S 3D.aJA:r. ,vj ia. I ua; i:nx u: t :,:: j JJW W. bn Bherlff KIUU. .awBft.'Ty." ut" ;i a : us t Sealed-PfbpdsaW"- " WILMtB ftECJEIVED AT THE Of " . TIC J ,ef . the Quartermaeter Oenerak Oelambai Ohio, onUl 13 it, BAiySH47, th ffOfQBiPtiar thi following articles army eUthingiiirr) r;-'.- . raJdi? 9,000 Regnlallon Jorae Oapa andOoTera, Bine Oloth 8,000 do . a llgedBlontesV A 1,500 do Cavalry Jackets, ) daik bin . .An , . t . . i w 6,000 laH f TrcPaera,a)lM4akyblunKeriey. 18,000 Orey Shirts, Colon. FlaoneJ,!? o, 18,000 FalraDrawera,. do. ...,..( 8,000 Valrt Shoes, nu-.- j tTt iiin , 3,000 nUraOaralry Baotv: ,P r.HIr.Ws.ll.P! 8,000 Js&ntry OveroeatSrall.waol sky kla Keraey r I 3.00B Cavalry J de'eiiaa,. 4.S00 Falra LhakeU, alj weoj.1 IP Uo taa prr.r AU lbs above artkles aiw rertuired fi be1 of 'aiateflki SndT tty la eoirerpnAlliui' In every reipect ,t&! ba tf. 9 J Arm Bsguiauon'.,-;;-.- ; v (, -- r,- w a .. eampie pattern u eaca arucie aiay e saea at tae ei ficeof tb itejiaaeter 6aeml,Coambm.oA a'.y Bids meet be mate aeaamery fc each article, and Stat SM aamet el hro or mote turetlee.1' " ' Tor, fcllteoepted cida, flit partita will be KqaireA to lUebeada wiHnaiBcItntafonrlty, lorthalallhfol par formaace of the aoptracW and la caas ef fallSre la the tune el delivery arte the quality ef the artlel! tae Btate aeatrrea the'Hrbt'te pnrcbtee them elsewhere1 at Oie expense of thecontiactor,''' . Fajmant will be made within lUty iaya froaT tion of contxact., , j, u'l. ixip: - ,..is.j:t Delivery ef Cavalry am artillery dlothmf te k made at Ootombae within 30 days from date ef coatraet, in equal proportlona each'WwV V v.1,"'"..', ' Delivery of Infantry .clolhlug an! of Cape and blaa-kela- , to be made within forty-Ar- e dj,.la equal pnptt-tlon- a each week.. '. ,'...-- ') ,M.tWai.l Frapoaala will be addranad Ur ,.'-- Vov i ,tn . i. '. f '.' -- i ' Qt6V. 'VliABy. '.. f rt .ecia-t- d XJolomboa.:, j ,.t I .j v'lii a.l li AGRiCOlTDlUl WAEEIIOUSB .!) 'jJklntJ Seecl fefore,' 4J "ia r )oii 1 . .1 e .eii( rw f"c GENERAL" HARDWARE it :li firfe, QTJtB8t,SA8H,TDTTT, OOJUAOaVqatl Ouuasetl,"VP4k1tTtIl'w XPPJire, atheraod BabbeT Beltfnf,' Io4 Xsajhay, Jleaa and m''" rr MEDIC AL'COLLCE . II UlX.AXll '.' , A..l.r.A.. i3Ui rpilE nEGCLAH.C-JTJRS- E OF LtC X TUnKn in this .inatltutlon-wi- u oommaaea on THURSDAY, the Set af (ttlOUBA, a Bn H tbe latef auroa, ltjoa .1 4 v-- f V J f.." a'ViW'W n:arinfu rarwoii-ll- i Prorcianr of Xaaorv and PranUoM aAd Daaal .7.1 UVJS AHd llil'i0 - to j t FttANCia pARTER;M Dl Prof, of Oiletrlrt A TtltKaMi'of.'lfoiitn A Children, JKORbl SO afS-- i lil 0; IIwiaiA trot, of Aateay ant JhyehjloiT-h,- l . t.a h. tmU f Sartersi . a U ti4 , fv.- - fwatti awrt aa ea jrnm iwr i, u iiw ..S- - LOVING Mrtr ' p Mai, iav?hM $wWwK Ji. I - l J .bV'JU',PJT7T i" s - 1 a-- Hwii"'' a. fTf V;vy ttsVi.iHa W.eV" R. NsPAtr.MT'P: 1...-- , DtaDOBAiratce .oi- - Anao.- - anuv - - - r- - ,nt i a,- .ui.iA;n- -i irrj.n 1 .barIT rv'i KOrStiH-.- K 1 ,f.:ii'iAl .. Tlcketa for'all the Profeaaera. .r.w i'V,ilM MatrlcuUticnTlkutfonlipaidQoo).,,., t 5 00 Oradnatlon Pees.-- . ..,.v,l"" '' " Demonatmtlon BiV1ce Slip Poatdiiif 8toJprwetlt, toclndlni Qtbtanl fni. The Clinical ' and Dotpltal adTantagea ponaist'ln the larireandiliTeralSedOollreCllnlc.and tha lioipltalof tne V rankiln IHD-- r uniwr - ro inaaai ine two Military Campaln Mf actjhbofhood will be acceeaibfe te (Alt. ktKwa ea tadblap Wfll setromptly ihtlereS; If iii mi ia Mtliwacsl to eollid ., J ,,rrtrIflWITHj Dean t n rr 1, n TTrjKHaaTRn fa rr ft in VI Unn fchlrt atoaoaM- - 'Vlain anS ruin."- - " tblrtinir ao Boeoea Linens.' a 4 .JJaetvAiaaal Ulwr PaalL.au LinnlMrrrtif am) lwne. ' ro.w-- 1 ,1 i, M irtaww... -i- U.ca aeSaMri lir irf M I'rO t.trlen lfi arS ft H...r-'- - " In i..eiITahl CloH -- i . n ' ., !.!"--eir- - ' Hi rtlnwa fe-n- xa oio - ww, ,r. a.1 So aaHAJllwan t c - . W Pe,eawt l f... - - BATH at BflSfr"' fetat S.IvttUBJh street. NOTICE. BaADQCABvaaa 0, Nu. via a 3 V. tiOABTBaaUr. Qx IUl, Or4yr UollUlLlut,Ov;t,S,ltl. T a anau jtn i ikii tub xa b s5, nta i an.aiJABB.rtt oiere on futlou PaiD add paid by the Amletanl Qnartermuter U, pa. SO, jnUa.UMUa, flolaaaima, TfT fV-T- ATM) rf ft TlTIWr RTOD "O I attn5rTYiwJta v Wt,.i-- i. ; hi W llo'iy-pei- j fjT I HliADLtSY & EBERLY , -., !! le';i et mVK'UnpVED TO ,TUKU jwxri JUL BXQBaV ... 1 aa IUl X - and hare aeeoclatad with themaelres WM. KIOBARDlLI oadertbearmef - :aV:Kichalraift . ,t) V fr so Vorttlof pn ot ths) Urjceit Dry floodi llonsei In th rrvn This Ilooae la conatantlv aasairlnr Maar Alanla. NEW STYLES Of D5 ES (jOO.DS,. a ,V, )fftI?P SILK'AND WpbL f OPiUNS; ;TLAlN AND FIGURED REPP GOOD I I PLAIN. AND FANCY 8 ILKS1 4:t liifP.H.C ttrh.;'fl 4 - Tha. VaPsVMi mnal M.aalaksat nHrfavai a a T t U t ... ... varatttmPOl 1 jJeiaincs IMS In Ihe City, caa be found at ':'1''!,v I ri HEADLEY, EBERLY'&r RTCriJLltti. tetT :Ta.l .h f .wvia vllTMin-- l AJIUUlWAtU AMUUD.I v x treat variety, j oat rseetyod by I ,n HEADLEY, EBBRLY A RICHAEDa. .10 m !(-- . At BO? oviar '.ael ZEPHYR WOR'STEDS, i :! I i" ft.. .5-- ., -- i?r' EMBROIDERIES TRIMUI NG3, ru.-- ; GLOVES Jr UOdiERV,'1 a Q'3 J LAD I E 8. 9 L 0 T H;C L 0 A K 8, Of tha Veweit Styles, juat received, a4 also' mad to HEADLf.Y, EBERLY St RJQJI ARDtf 0 ; .taWii A,'ttajr.v't'' 4o" ha.iiie' 8HAWL8, C LOTUS. KBMKOBl.tJiBsIMRBgS?"11113'1 chintz, BHlMmat,,-"W- "' ,e u OOTPOM Mnr W6 0ARparrAa.f--'il- rha BrnT, 1uT)n aaojjfei the Caah 7yUm hvthUit- - bhaae aad aale of. Oocxla. are enabled to Mil troaal&ea-!- per oentleas thaa stbai honaea under Uteandtt ayacanj. L HEADJY, E2KRLY atICHAEDS, .A:.y K,.v. .'JulT IS lewiee aou ana vjv oouin .Migfj otrcciv-- 0 V7 .'o biabaM ail la Cl TJ y.?t .,a.wkt lTA..-- ; I .Stat .xr a- ,aw,'a 'il,i' !lal ' e, Mvaali 119' S0UTH',.'1UGILTSTREET AI W V'aAlOriSNa AtAlK ' - A i libit r.'i S.S.-E-AM- E5 .(.Kil'J iJ t:LlAlltr (YK.UJ Wl y bill vv vinwinnau, ,JJ wtdtaVovmO i. :A Ia now recelrinr; aWrjrrfatid Iteelrable etock ot t joAwu.us ed'.wjau al uJ eT" f ' '.Uiemaii which he will aellalprlcea that will enable hun ft re- tain the repntatloa the gtandlready eojoya of being the v ouoato Store Jt f IK." Ill, ai tae uiqr. maen ot ua is toca waa upajna before the late extraordinary advance, end al . can be sold aa- t An 14 9 Li-w- v n! LESS THAN CDRRENT PBlCra.'""' t,)Trtn f 'r Ir'or I.av1 iewa. Mi ia ta3, Child rsm. 1 ...v lii'i'l h')W of the very beat qoallty and make. ,1 aorlially.invite ue oiu cuitonera 01 ine nouiiv ana. everyooay eiaea call aadenmlne mjilocia before purohaalag eleeohare. il - t , ril .'' ): eJa Jv e:p in aoojH piB piaibtx tQafSBA, rno. r.J aA. lAJjrtl frHAiJ XlTOfl TTCir wjsyt ' CT - T t wjN MM ,4) 'I '" II 1" AnOV PRESS IILKS, ,..rOJ PAIIOX DKK88 BILKBr ... v vamot TjaBHM arT.ww VTeare mtw aaTarlnr owrtmawnae etoeh of PaPcy btesa hub Alirtaa aaaa taaa evwr ar--ffrT- e In thlt city. Iheattamlioay a :tlie fcaaHow af that eHy and'; vicinity b eoiwiwa, a emt a tori w vmxr aeiaet anit enmpmte la ail imdeaof toodalDlhia Una... . , PBTBB BAIM, aoraa. , n gonu, uign jtreet. ' ' . amaaeaaammaaeamewtewM&-- ' 5PJlAIiJLlIlCESr 'Il'IkELT MABEt.' villi waahlnctOB, Praaklin and Jackaoa naa to, rtaatPavJ tuxsiea By their pwrf merits. ,' Jamaj fti ia klae aftaJa bf great distinction by the merit of his a (rivalled Baleratna, ; (s mles an enormona. 'Depot, 312 everr mi bffw aTBr- -i if a "WTTnrTA-.- . t7.r t, m;ujuvvju,it .Maff?3Urrft ' JaatPablishedlaa BeaMBneajapr PrW! k iiottjrp miH if ATrrn, tut1" Xtkb srY asd BADIOAb ODM OP PKkjsATOI KUJt. A Or BamUiiJ eakneea, lnvotnntitrv Era lea tone, lexnal Debility, and Impedlmente to kUi rik.-- i irenenllly,lrvoaanee,iCoaf tomptlon, Kpllepey and Vita, t entaf and PuyMcal reealUng from Beii-baa- Ao. By jtouej J, at. D., author of the Preen Book, Ae.b-w- j, H-etw- ell, Bwwn Thsasaali aiitterra, t ande seat, tat a plala enTalope,- - te syajilnf post paid, an reoelpt af two eeampe, by !r,' OtIAB, u. ana, aw Bowery, New Xork, Poet-OWr- v Boy J. 4.S8S. V 1S -- apT;Soidkir C" '"' V ,' 1 -'i JPrm ( t"H mMt,WnOBwyK:tto Headache, Oiddloess, Drowalneaa ahd ainr mi 1 a ihe ears, arUag frsm to iraaaowealao4M S bead, eheald asvsr ba rlthoert Brandrsth'a Fills, and Staay hlfhly aaaieiawa Spmptosas will ba aesneVa ay Pastr Uamadlate ass. If lii.B-jJ- K aoaatw I Tb Hon. J. HtmUs WatieheiiiilVwiw )Oi arventy avs years ef age, kas weed i saeSesaVs Pills far Pventy Br yean at his sol saedWre.i''Wlii-r- l be feefs lsdisposed, bo It from Cold, RhetuMtlanw ache, Billons AlTeetlana, CoeUra-a- aa ar IrrftaUsal ef the Udneys or bladder, be dps aofblnf bat ft e a let Jfoses SlssuiaalBnthcelis to take tlx pills, aa VeMoe fhe we each trlrtfc-m- a sill . Tn mn attack of ateknesa tor years; thy s'jnpie methoi baa netcr oiUd te) reamrS him to hnltb: and frw men are to he foand ao aeure and SnrW - htu old ay J.iaw R, cms, ir1st,lOeiaSJe,wa4 Vf au cuM Uliie aVtaAraa let enMctiie '-"' Wt r '. If a.. 1. . ,i fTt''!ial:v f,in exfrpet iVoa -- - .; ,.. -. r-- latter written by Gi yV. J. . tuune, paster et tb Phrrei8tsaet BapttiT OHtmb, Brooklyn, V. T.,to (ba'-Jeait- act H4rt," C;.!dnU,0,an4)aBer yolomee In -- 'r pf Oitw .:i renowsetVmedlolne, Mas. Wuesuw Bc ao OaniasutM Twramai . "Wew MVWtlameot m roar aotanuie f trxi WiawViiKiiiaVrw'ewwnae-- r f--r rt ""l---1 .i. eae feet fa . .urr.-- . tuifUv,; '..;, booa bog wa r , a"i , n n it. ouuee.' v r One of tbe aioaa euroaaai.l Ma of . '. e M la eae af the beat. And than yomi iMMure woe hTf Paiiwe sw't 4 kwtter thaa kwrnarWr.; , g7;deif OOXXJJVX 13X70 PiHOlESALE UQUOR STORE. T. A flT: T.T.n ye or n .V-- " .fnyifrca .r?rAPfrr'Tf XlJMUMaaaATptaaraaaaaaiWi 3 ArtoB HI f wARlOQufis AND orrinn. 234 annrrr HMKif V IH4 HM : T ' VII i, Liu .tin I k1 I, ti o5 jaoumsUB, 0HI0-n- J Teepedlj yp!i i . . . . ,vaw XQOflaW uiuava 'IfjOl. ... tv-- i 14 .ill in :i v. iiate Vff1. , arow.y rre. , I LftJ u i'MTtCfftEIQHT. aiSlE, Vit If ew Yodc ft .Erie BiLUoaJ, And, iOtherEoads LeaVMns'st JVA,,) fc Wm, ,.tl r.ju, ,ti- - fcn ve. iauiV C i H Chartered Care over moat Roads oh PuAinaai Tm'ina jrr."j . a tui ' ..l"R"lwa V. .rAlflL HreiRY, BupirrrntendenVBlUralo. ICBt it SON, Airetitt, ,r (ujI qT ty., Brnnd Street. "f" .OT.i3':i YHAivn titrrt r.; Oysters LOystersL! HASsjP RKOEltEl), AND tVIIX nreipt, by Vfyreea, of TRESS CAk'&'&tijfYBJE&S; Prom Baltltoori ind Jrahr lfava-C- - Oallat Wag-nejj-e Oyater aad Frait )ie.9aat BUUetreetJ v n ill. I UiUt.v'i "imJSa-- , 7 ' angJMtf NEWVOOAL YARD. Tfi?.1tlb,b:uRS,G1,,,E JKEEM COW. aale, the beat aualily of no oKiNa : guate po al, - Which be will nil at Uia lowsal market nrlM.'P'S , . . ri.i, i 7 v-- w ..rorm, voat peiore uurcUAltua alia- - Wluir... Office at'liie atara of aaadonL auv.l.m Ac (In., hf.fl Af P.n.1 puxktayA v va'aau J 6 H N'-H- TD" NT B R, x M ER C HANT- - Al l!d fif, No. S20 BoSit1t':fgri',telreet. Three ,;aitloot-- i outr! of Rich, HAS inat'tVcelred a choice rtock'1if"lll.Vji5D GOODS, suitable for gfntlemen', wear. flnetnmoro will have tbelr orders neatly Slid tnbdintlal-liaxeoute- d at the lowest ratee. Ti.I sootaamft .OUSma e- H- (Lata of Phalon'aJUUblUhment, N. T. 4 prtorniE'rosi is?int's4protVi A. Pa,hionable BhaTing, llair 43Httlo,iyiampmwr, parllnKandDreaslng Saloon, 'Z T V, South HIarr St.i pteiaii? Store, oVn7hes.eJ:i'b T,rl0n, vladlea.' anPOhndiWs Hair PrflPdrarYafhs E?,t style, -- .r.iniiii t.iDiao anAer . K'-' ' r ;A'WT'3i'ar'wiV ... ju t-- c? uujuuAaiuit",w;' OPTJCALTflSTITUTE: Tfis TW ArfiiiU llalrV Ui ,hc Human Miirki over Invented. ;t .HIA- -I liJila .;r Vfto-pij-r- .0 v'DT'tJTt-V- A II PRACTICAL-f- i 1 isars, mt:i ijaHiiKST assouti XV D4Ilt of tke.aieUUarmVe tlnrla- - f Rnartuilsa. All hie aaaieaiwaathe ,, or 'ar ireand In eopeavtaemea.fm wlih'the gmteat dare, ao ae to suit Ihe Byes at; all oasaaj eurina; Weakneu. Diixlneae or Tnflammatioa nf tha a.- ama-M- tnr etrmgth rtwllni or fins eewlnav. n t, , -- TTr 1 K ,S,is.-- l.as . UA ae awlO Wnoleaale f sief siil Dealer Im i-- i iWati 3AUB BtNaP, lamsm J- -J ftepif j pattsily m Biwvt4 ttfTt3sv :. . . . .iMa.uuAwiiwa ' " ' m oUSaa ll awi-jr- ai . pi ki3 V.-- - . -t- -n " r- - a w W)t tpagilPe-t- wi 4.1 a.ill,. J,. .lA . vi . rs m s' aa HUH'JUa f'VSOwnt.rt JPifPf .PPd ForpUhtnt eiilO OotSSdly .anaawloO aw a UVCPXb-OSh TP AfcK- -J A RKBTTBArX74t - a u a fi-- u wi- -j Mi, No. 10G, ntii.ti JBftVJI , OoX-TOSpUO- yl tR c E n I e tv p tro DO C vn 1 11 I !0i.Lbon Foreign r IjUU R. SALT, LIQUOR?, ETtr. ,ritf ,'?": (:t ' STORAGE fc CO?.ar.IIS3IO?l lylt . t4.t4tAA.WT A'GIVE BRASS W0rE5?i Crner Bp rlr A Vtr itt t a'l , t7. B. POTOillV,; PP-- A Jiii.iiiA . ..d, ..- -- .- - tad HsnnfWMure'-- ef Bi mi and '" Oetln-- ,. aLni-- i -- , at iiwia-- e ua --aatepl ' 'avptmn i ir-- ri f - Lt- -i JarsPs

Chronicling America...Statelet JI-'.-. V. MAN V tdlWf. fBttvnv M011NIUGJL0CT2 13, 18GI. t """'t'' T r I!, i', , to" i. Official Results. "JTW following iblwfc!bIini oJ rotei rgTvenvti'McT

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  • StateletJI-'.- . V. MAN V tdlWf.

    fBttvnv M011NIUGJL0CT2 13, 18GI.t """'t' ' T

    r I!

    , i', , to" i.Official Results.

    "JTW following iblwfc!bIini oJrotei rgTvenvti'McT cndWt Voted for in

    Franklin county,' at the State eleetlon neld Oct.

    .;t,l6i;nd also th mojoritie pbiatneq oy. me

    Ufh J. JcT8tt...' 'DaVidtod f

    ,1 majority.'

    'v. intmtmirf eovsaweiu-- ;' John 0. Harebell.

    Benjamin Btantoa .

    Haraball's majority.,.. 71

    emm iwet."Tbomu J. 8. Bmllh.

    ,,, .ioiiab booh ....p-,.-.SUlrf- l

    " ''PmUa'amitj drily )"f..7'.irt Ttiunn or IT ATE '.".tea"(leorgeW. Holmes. All I - "

    V Q. Yolnejr ,...,.,. 16,.,Holmes's majority ......, ... ..... '

    ,. ..1 ..., t" " ssxpbtabt ,. t, -- ri j

    "Benjamin R.iJoaw-- .., ...........-susu.- i j

    Arnrtrong'itejarllyA.'"-'3'- 804

    ' cokraoujta.Wsvne1n.inh H. RUer. tioo

    JohaT. Torrenct ....4180 4i

    co'jmoic run Jppm. " ' '

    Tleigtt'i Da) otl ty . y ". S70

    rTnrantait.' Trrilt'.'.'.'... '.'.'..

    1 .:u ,. ..t.iv.'--' 1 t! .itJiO'flee. t Convir..M...."HMrtitn"''

    Otto Drewl ;'..H..,...iSn.t(i'.WWm. R Kantin.... .,...3931JoienhB. Poltcrv..... .."' --ilJ J....41I4OoDrenc orrr Rankin

    ' J. ' Pnttcr .Dretel OTer TUokln i w

    """TfiWiF""'Jothib Barber..

    .1355

    I k W70t'a .art''Matthii MartinIlfnry JEtt)ro6t..

    .tohn 0. Thompionlonnthan Bobo-..- . 'y.""V.'v.;jj

    Thompooc'i majority.

    Nthn Cole 5M0yrtfltiict Jrfiy.. .v.jav.v. . i." ao

    . .. Cole'i milority. Jufc.wi..K'!. Jen Bljh ....ivui..V:..Awj,44WJ

    Bljli'i iiJority..A"ift''7'iCGR0NU. .lU-n-J O

    Adam hlflitatis....."2!Uwer'i Bisjorily v ..U

    '.',!...c.-

    Phitmon 0dm .p..l--ti4,3- 4iUrUo Kruion tm 'rr nii'

    Hesa' Dsjority .'...,t.rjiV.Thi3 preent'a V?r7' ,S"J9lf,t!.e;1?P"

    iUl CoauW Of Ihe Sut..'i.; J) - o .'Janw

    Election News.Theoffi'cial volafuLPickaway iaoonty tMaai- -

    1obs ' ': ' 'L.. , , 'n - ,f iGovernor Tod 2233; "Jewetfc. ,maTV

    majority 135." Jndee of CommbftTleaa-rBat- ei2223,'

    Senator i.Wardea 21S3 Parrilt SIWWU-den'- amajority 94. Mrrfiond, the Democratic

    ProaecatiSg Attorney,')) Tceiy gBmaor- -ity. Senator. erriu. la eiacud by bgui iwt,

    nd Jnrlcrn HlVm bv about COO." M&dlSon COUDtV

    givea Mol abOttt lt)00H TbegeBeral Impreaaio'n

    li that Mr. Hedget'did hat desire an. election.Fairfield conntv gives Jewett llOO mafoiity.

    Jeffries, fotL ReprescnuUveSI., thing'sconsidered the Pcmocracy glpifjMffiAthave stood up nobly. c '''

    Little Holmes glvea.:97J msjvit for.twettErery township but ono gives a Democratic majority, and that gave two majority for fusion.Jadga Sample, ls by ,OPP prty,The Holmes County pubheM aaya; .itty

    Thia county, ai.uiual, has covered Jteelf. withtbe broad maatie of Democracy. The' townships

    are sot U .heard from iofflpiarrv, batenough to muke it certain that tbe, "Union"movement didn't amoon I to any 'great scratchoutside of Hardy tevaahin. ,?he majority forJewett will be about 900, Sample's not quite so

    '' ' Ij.'ih wj":larfce, .l( anybody imagines that we are feeling pee

    tlcularly bad over this remit, we wish tt Informthem that we aia'vbecaaa&lt aaau't came Utexpected. For three weeks paat we have ecnit coming, " and . prepared ouraelvee ,for At.Holmes county ought to set up for herself, se-cede, demand a premium, or do something elsetbat Is desperate, . it ta

    ItTThe Great Comet which attracted so mushattention, leak sumueW while J lay' atreUhedacross the heaveaer is still eeen with a telescopenot far from the atat Eft in the nHerenle. i Jt Is entirely Starr t tha( wondf'ful appendage, Jtqpwn ae;the til,4uid.,oiblpfremains but a nucleus enveloped lnwtMjbnloucload.'tbe wooio resembling in appearance kemail p'lanetartVebuia.'' JAi

    ' ...1 4IT Tbe municipal election jn Newark,

    i.N. J.,

    oni Taeeday, 6ct.fi, resujted aW choice ( ofBiotuw'DbNirTor Njot The whole Demo-acte- doratie ticket was Vfi Vnafority of 1,617.

    BjTU seems that Gaaiioi has eoj bcdjJD- -dered the eommwief iha &atearjnvjibut that his services would JiayejbeB;ecjptee;as a Major-General- , if. he iiajearried Jlsalleged intention of eomlng to this conntry.

    " .trtAiA Catmovs JcDfic An Irlah Jadge tried two

    most. notorWrnw' T ''''i-fi- )f Thirhwa-:rbri-To the c 'of.Hn..CflttrlJil "tb prlfln-- tim ir.,tbcy wf fonnd notguilty.. . Aa tUry .rd UWig reml-fKfl-i l.iabar, th iudge,-- ; adtWamog- - tbe gaoler jaaid,"Mr. Murphy, you would greatly ewe my.rtsiudif yiu ireuld keep three two repctftblo gen-tlern-

    until seven, or half psst ti'q o'clock,for I menu to aei autXjr. pubUo at Cta," and Ishould like to hart at leasrtwo hours' the starttt inera.,.,i;r.itt r

    What is in Wind?are ct Jaal'.j arrivlni at thtg

    U iftidlf i an i Blawry (li ftopuLUdan;V. 'A,'i a A.. T.aa. vItIUH0D, uu iub iiunirwaiw,li a war lor the extermination of glaveryJLw

    SrTNew' orkarttanr, the moattoflaentlal and the mott iiilely-eia- i

    the elaat of papera alloaao w, eonw-eriden- oe

    of what we.assertj r :?Weffe"ife-tBtencr- t fttmr th( iTto

    appeaVa'ta the Jixi -al t Wan hafe.iwweVfteldetiSU aud

    Cbbfeioriat d)Kratf ifiaf

    iwia; Plato lrtbiw thati W ibelHoopcrsidted in, either, alaTefy'bt'ihe Ynlpanit

    eo down"'1' fnViaWersIanM iodicalei what it

    mKo Uthif ie already the olto of the aoti

    iar werwedliDg eat ab loat-ii- y''ij.ago Id Ohfo for a irnloo of allbirliea io one party. ..

    lor "atigoroua ana, uonun- -m t TT- -J

    ned proeeootion o ttte war lor me uaiun.

    ., Aijain, iaya:-"- We

    j.' .i f n,r indioatn aa time Daat or fo- -" " -tnre. when the laet that Eatery ia the" 'deadly

    foe of the Uuto&iuould have been ,'qr ihould

    be reoagniatd and acted on by the Vorerment.

    Thia. the TWoaw. haviw learned a Utile can

    lion from the ffot ,!of Its' 'Onwai'd 'to.might V0' pC dlctaUpa."

    Bat u."foi eerj thing there, la a time and aeeaou,"Qatixrraay"it!e now time to aetforth the vital truth, for the country must hareacceptei and retliied It. before the Govern

    meat caa aafely act npon HH.ui- m-irii.t t. utiii truih. which it now

    ilrne to let lorth, In order that the country pay

    aoceptaodreaUze ,o that lh4 Qoernn.enteaniafelyactBoenUT II ii tlile-- f aat warery

    m. h. ii.mint(l at the' Union cannot. beiuubi aw '" - it

    A The 7Viai it by no meani alone in promulgating thia doctrine.' Ut is to pe met wnn 10almost evert tasue of every newpaper.o Re

    publican aatecedenbb in eermoaa and in literaryTh --vi alraaaoaa efforts are

    making to. labue itae ,whU Notthen mind

    with 1W The dealpi lJ fradoally developingltiwtf-- tmhke'iVli war what'tho aefeWBlonieteIn the beginning qharged it io be, and by which

    they, were enabled to gain inch eontrpl over the

    mfndi of the Bouthern people namely, an ado-

    lltion War. Snch fc war wiU doubtleii conaoii--

    date the Soalh,a.d the dijeoiutioD.of the Union

    or the final separation of the Northern and

    Southern States, In order to avoid the depopulation and'rnla of both' sections, will beoome

    Si--C. "onlya o,uct UL wiauv

    Intervention inL There cah'be no longer ajf anl'tnaUi,Fcanco. andEngland iare, ally mada. up theirminds to leek .redress for alleged 1bjuries andcoinpensatloii for aHegecT!lt8n jftsultlng'dur-'hfion- i

    period of misrule and; anarchy' towhieb"'Ji'ji:xlco'J.hae'' bepn afortoaataly iub- -

    jtqtarJ.al iooi" !) A m.--)

    f10

    '''the 'London Korniig jWliiv'fe4,irfl-el-sof a semi official rAaraoter, states. tbejlan

    to Wpnraoed by the bree European powers, to,tabe ai followed" ' , J;-

    'JoVetg' will, sequestrate thetut-tom- srevenues of the ports la qbestion.' They

    wilt charge their" consdla or ipmq. other author-ities, jointly to collect these revenues at the dif-ferent fmtfi and these consuls, acting together,will "form a ait of International' commission,MtnitWntaif fnr thti nnrnosa at ach OOrt. Noshtp will be able to enter orclelr at the ports ofvera Crni, Tamptoo, etc., wimoui ids uwur-it-

    of theaa conrohTrwno wilt txact and notonly ezactbatthauBvMlrmxlarwoetre the customs doea on. auch, entrancas and clearances,-

    -

    n Tho'msalartntermational bnnmlseiea thaieoMtltnt'ed, will dWM t"!1 ?,''leTrW o2lhe;ojbe naii ahdl'thi' Mexican G"ot- -ernniint en the athe, the aggregate amount ofdatiea eolleeted'tntalli th ports, or la rather

    wt9 Mexlco'Ts'tb ljkime Wfand liJEn.ropeanoredjorj;; tpthjhalf oX'lt1ha.,,nelaaaennt raf jmMihaicolleoted lavher portav his

    Is eons!dertf "terV llberaP'tiHrard Mexico."--

    f'Vdoea Ao yet appfiiMi e.UfliteiJSUtoihar beea lovitM tp patUoipaU in.or even pon-te-at

    tUa'anangementf ihoagh it has beaa atfmaW. bpbd" extf drier aohbtfuf athorllj',EhaCthe plan'haa tt eoncurrenoe of P .' Gov-

    simeai.4 The programme, if fnlly eawiiedogfcnthaPoatasserik it to to befors the c4oeofft:iveieni baK.irirtt e'iisanllln-- kstrict blockade of the principal Mexican porta,and beforw thai tia Wo ahalt probably knowwnat iffltfade oof own OoverBmehf wilt aasarM

    1 n c i v.''t o to iafci.t :laregara ra li. . ,. .i .,hi Iij0.-st,-Danger

    of India,: lets' Miv

    dlanapolian whjchfiead(,,j,uj ii ,i7ait:i.,rTher k raorw danra tbia abry itoxm txdnriO

    ed. North the icsam aoytbanr els.i.A firm,oclde.-iuite- North, wiU atUa h aaatioa.and that speedily Bt m mut vast litten (e tasacietenC. mnrtbU AbolitnnittM of tit Ntrtk &are atrrtaaw lam! ( eajaotef ttet mar is te antarfat wilk ti:iUttin f iaa Saarfkl rTaw atMM Urn ttcmtioMUtt tke Sm( iaaarsaedr.aVtmm it antiaw tin Sowtk yaat in rawarbaa t U i

    And Governor Wrubat traeht to nave added,w can never lave ' ,,aniiej.oiithY''uiiflij

    a

    AbolltlonUmlsiffectuaUya'cruahedout." TbeLouisvUlpmwot, jgMUnt aionpaper,, .isrHght when tl sajMtuit'm oi b ma b-- va

    Wo make no aoolotrv for this wicked warttbe Sowtk to deetrcv the Goveroraeat We

    grant tbe necessity of suppressing it; but the1. ki.i . 1 ' . .. x . .juAoouHoniem, inai aas proaaoeo it, mue

    be euppreaaed. Abolilionlm tntd C4tieiimmast 6a ewriad in ne ame aoirwal eraweP TSapatriot who loves his eountr most etmeen to ;aacnaaatnem sola ' iwn una og n.

    a..i imj tT Notwithstanding (hp great' Jfrfesi6tt',bfbwitnltf.iria ac Q&$,amouptjng tp upward of twt sniUipo of area,;wer located during the year ending Jns 3fL1861Ttie balVnC f yrsrtinVemalrJiDg'etitii Very small,: ' The Government porf owns aixty million acres, wUcIUim bee surveyed andoffered for sale, and ready . fos private entry,--Beiii- ai

    thU, nearly forty-fir- a mUllos acres lavabeeik- - eurreye4,bu opt put la market, whichaisy piltalcen tfcte rMpniptwn.1,'Thla ,s ex.elusive oT thp 4mmsns tracts of land whichbar cat keeei aurreyed, m ids sew i em tones

    Dacotah1, CVJoradb and ITevafla. '' V.'''I ST Tk:trMfy'nPv.tilBd be

    teeD,(hUa)ted 8tta ,'anii, YencmtlarPv) fjoi gainsl.c:.tbe bartr taking ut letters of

    , j . . j. I A L , ... .. .... L. t ...mj btatp a jpar witn' tne otnerV&tijl 'Mdwf eyta"rjf; jailed, po t, liftap'ch purpose la' any of, their ports, or prize tobe Bold in soak parte, m ,

    The District.Frankb'a eaantv vkrta Jewett mtterlrv'tjf:

    677,atid eB:jtbwhot 4emor) rirrticket by majorrtiaw-ratigin- r front 300MckJogeawnty tiargoo inBocratic by t$ol '700 majority Tb .Deaacacyt tboap twoeeastiea atoaa like nan, an fnirtrt' !urioa BaUle. S)eeptionT!a4 Mclcery'wetkedInter enoedi amft twada t beat m-- PkiVawnbut tb district la yet morw ttaw thooanciDmMtraliP, and Fkaway wiltredeew Herselfnext year, C'iTiJwiw Ji'sif AtrtM.d uU ;saJ to

    in Pickaway.

    La year in ihl c 'ty : there were 4,001wotea cut. for Member of Cobgren, of whichCsxtqoeivedfif';9, tail Zy'-W5- and Spar- -row 30. tms year wer weraioniy a,ia vowcaBtJUJlGP''yjgvotes were caal. Df these, Jerrlll-jrooe- lj2,039, illrMea 3.188. rTie'UbloIVhal lncWe4 Wer the'Refenblloirf I2ft-1f,- frermce..bMweej.;aUoMy.taiid iWajftfjr&gTOw.was dono by puttiag all 'DemooratsV on. thetjckeV but dnt fctjrjpyer, Vhe ar the429 votes which 'the pemoracf bad last year,and which tbe polls do icVhow thief Look totbf rolUof our army, and yon will find tbiirnames:

    -- rCTWe ccMih.e.-foJowiaif!-;ftc- the CleVa-hn- i

    HwUdxlQttnbrX J rr--This order exists ovee,Ohitid tbe Coluei-bu- s

    City Fact statee-aMiiive- lf tbat two belong-ing totne order-wierelc- Ift olBoa In Frank-lin county oil TaeaaSf,,,Cqlumbui Ui one ofthe hotbada of tha Glde Circlot and as a

    fewer soldier hava rone to the war;from f ranklin countr. lriTjrdportlon tohe pop-ulation, than from aijtjct; County in Ohio. ,

    The "orderVi spo'kaar of 1r what 1 termedtbs"Kolghts of th0o4e 'Ciirola." We aresomewhat aatonlabed that a paper like tbe tieraU, regarded as respectable, should be guilty

    of publishing such stuff,,'' We bar not. thought

    it worth wblle heretofore to nttiee' tbis moet In-famous 'and black barted lit,' sent .out fromthis city, where no sensible Wan believes it, add

    no reaDsotabla man assert i K."' There is notnow, nor has there ever been, tbat we know of,

    such an organizitlon In this county, , It is amean, dirtv lit. cotton up to . injure and defeat

    the Democratic ticket! T-'-.t :V'i

    Tbe people of tbis county hare; toa decisivemajority, pnt (he. brand upon the lying scamps

    who originated and havo-.clreuls-tcd this ns

    falsehood r-- j

    The attempt ofjMtJUrtld. to depreciate thepatriotism of the p'eople. 'cf this county is asmean uj't stafemeuta are., false, franklincounty ba sent .mar meai.to thai war thanCayahoga." ta fit ,uv..i - u .

    -- m--i

    i '; . v ..'-"- Va Contractor's War?

    A gentleman direct front Washlcgtod .statesto ns, tbat In a conversation' with a leading

    of that city; and who occupies a prom- -IUWJV pUBlVIUU IU UH paiV, J. u u uiaitwito him: "When will there be a' big fight everthefotomaet" Tb answer was.' "Tbere willbe bo fight. This to a 'coutrwtor'a war, andthev don't want the trar to end soon." J TheCincinnati Cbmawrn'Ol-seem- s to be impreasedby that Idea L judging from the following whichappeared editorially in' it' Isano of day beforevisterdavj - - ' ' ' '"J " ' : 'v.-.- -' i

    "We have no definite idea of the amonni ofpressure td the square Focn tpat would be requir-ed at present M lore the truth Into the "honeptunderstanding of the President of the7 UnitedStates' Unfortunately, 1t has come to pis'1athese latter days (which IneHide an-

    - ltdeQoitsnumber Of AdinihUtratiohs) that the' Presidentla waited in from the'beoole,' and only permitted to beav the truth at rare 'interval?. He itsurrosnded by an atmosphere,' made , op' of thenhalatloM'Pf tbe hanger-o- about tbe' CapUtal the- - pcddllag potitictant the 'sycophantsof power the beggars of tbe crumbs that fallfrom official tables and the rest of the sedi-ment and froth of the usual quadrennial Nation- -

    albiil. "'Tbis atmosphere,' t9 goodettteen asphyxiates the President and rendersaim dim or sight end bard rf hearing. TheUebtniDgsof eivil war have not yet disturbedand puHfied thisatmoephetei"" : r :

    "Thet art to treat forces encamped atWashington.' ' Without the city are the Circleof forts "and enoampmeata' of the : soldiers.Withia it, the camp follemerir the contractorsof all degrees;' the tribe of thieves, a vast mul-tltud- .'

    While the-- defenders of tha 'Govern-ment la arms, shelter the Capital from the ban-dit of,seeiOn,he Wood snekers are ln:nodis-tar- e

    possessioB.' While the Wrd of Jovetaaloft, with tbe glitter ot tounoerooita surrouno- -ing hlm,tbeeadneet Pf enemies areweitared aader bli wings'. - Now! while we have anarmy of "near two htwlrext -- thtmsaud men atWaahlrrgton, and When the season and the timefor aetton hare fully come, the contractors talkof delay, wren of going; toto-'wlnt- quarters,and- - wearing" wet the. enemy "by waiting' andwatching leararog, as LbnglellOw 'would haveft, to labor and to wait.1 "This till not dotWhatever force la necessary to bring fbs factsinto immediate contact?with toe Presidentialoreansof sense, will, most be employed, to inform the highest authority definitely, and withall necessary, weight and penetration, that thepolicy of rendering the war subservient to tbecontractors has bee puuued tQ;lhe exUemeat

    . r 1. 1.-- j rr : :.verge pi puuno uuaraouc. t us utovkyilog until the. rebel can't march, pocauae tbeywill have worn ont their shoes, and natiltheyare shaken to sleeel ia oonaeauence of the wantof iquinine, and UntU their - soldiers damage alltheir good suns, la orobablv. esDioaea- ov nopening of direct trade between tha Scalp andftarope by tbe line oi temrs sMouaaq pyYancer A Co-- tha Btrmuia .being the first arrival, and the orobabilitv of rsnuia trips bsiocon the card. j Wltfxia. the traud .Arajyoamerowmao. u nnoaruasn, w ik. icswrin the overthrpw oi the fipveiamept in one wayo? another'.' r ,0r' aahiax ,"TlainiJn Wn hii iirmiim n. uru? TYirt. Carv .andDoraev were to have bean in Mifleraburz onUha. . . . .v i t .i nnA49 01 uoHwer.4 inaer vi tueua jwas sick, so they say, and couldn't com' WhyCar and Doreey were not here, we don't know,or never expect to care yery mnch.r,Nsitler

    of tbem has been heard, ot. since, cdtf theyshould neter tarn no hereafter, we don't Mandto fret very much abaat $blr, Vmysteflqpt Aisappearance, 'J.Ws', have oolyona, rquca, lemk. th.t tm. If lba (a an eiili lett In thlhands of .the Executive tate - Committee, thatIt be. Expended to paj (or 'fpictare-gallw- y V oftnemseives. do muon loog-sare- a wiauom ,wiunrobablv never be eot toaether in tbe same ea--pacily,"a4clfor lack of it thaisuucweqrs should

    aye tueir pictures tq woa at an w,Qajur oves.iVvonlda't be a' bad Jnvestaeuti also, ifMeans are lclt.' to bur medals for all, aicakerswho aa la the habit of makfng .appoiataieataana not suing mem. luxtra long ouesnsaeaio69 l7eP A9 tWaW vpj ane, vary. ,J4!

    rVoopy,taaDoveirfWan auwtoo.wrgaai oiIJohne ieoubty fer thp ' benefir oT tbe' UniodEfxebufly i "Cbin'mltt W 'eity.It'i toltbepmLjfpomplimeUrySU4od il;i.b tte-n- l

    o d I )r"" J (' TT"' S'. ( "j ftd nTliaaar T.unna It la bow anihariUtitalvdnnoanoed tbat tne receipt oi tne custom lurthe present teal Will not. amooat to. more thantwenty miliioa Cellar taArdUioaa-iltes.tha-eve. Secretary Caa!a; patlmat. i JVkc tbeMorriU tariff waa iupt eoaotpt, tt waa clstpaedthat, the, receipt under U wouW reacb aixtymillions, but tbe cirewsiiUacoes ot tn souirybav ao ohaogsd sja then that. th esUmates

    that period ar valualeas neWM i lnu isjIt evident from, tbi state ot things that .we

    are boat,nteriog ipon a pew Jn the finea-- ;olal history of the oontry. i hereafter, 4itaettaxauop ia inevwawp, anstoma auee wm oeentirely Lndeqatf.tMb support of tb Gov.roment and tbe payment of the.araoatdebt

    wear contracting., ,rioe loretga trade, of tnecountry will, id any event, be much less .forseveral years t com thaa it Jat beep In thepast, and the deficit ia our reveooes la ust

    b provided fof Ip somootber way,Thia matter will asaum great importaoce before (be aiuiag pt.Coogrwee, and Bpeajhat, bodywill bp thrown tb delicate and reponsiblduty

    originatiag a new system of ways and meto furnish the Government with mooes to meetIts current expense aodjpey tt'qebMni4i, e-- j

    I .Tbaopai) try will ev JesrtF thet tt will bnocess-ar- fpi ptnimMsff the fffi;,Wtasing cu ne pr)iiioiiorv ,jrocuoo.liiiiiea,1

    country wllf never submit to bav lb sera.

    'uMUbf 'for tbtTsSV of protetg theif.mf.S.mV."01 acq, PauaSy' iVanU."'"it Jw!) tf'.v .1

    frit arieart tfial Dr. H,ti ftlMVvMf!,ttai xpditiut.hy afie!y artlvsd.at P

    IIaJiA s'iTtd ol aboertgiskl vPmbel idled idaitng the voyage, onarof whom was Aoocst

    ?., 7' .7. ." ?..7,7.Wdeg-'a- n. bctib iaiiioue. - v,

    Reportthe

    REPORT OF CAPTAIN LARDNER, OF THE SUSQUEHANNA.

    J , iUNITED

    STEAM

    OFF Oct.m

    tharthe euemy hadlanded Jn rUrre oeat Q14cknIiu)oboo atdKidP KetTaad elndiaaa; (tgimens posteiithen wdsln full retfeat before them. Also,that onr tlirea tuffs In. Ibe Inlet were aground

    Atm.hA "' Th r.nfit had been ctDtwed tbeAlt hiftn.vly airpaoe goOdndaw-wa- y with!thia h;n nd tha Montiocllo, and anchoredfor .the.nlcht close" to he shore iniUattesaa

    At daylight I found our troops jo andbouttha lightbouaa, and In distress lor yaut HH proVisions, which they bad boen.wiUiout for twen

    hmira. Zl sanDliad them with food, abdat the request of the commanding pfflcer.reOmalnad .fu . thelf 'protection during the- - dayJLearning tbat tbe enemy waa in largo lorce aaKIQ Keet, J lent tne monuoaiio o urirv munioff, whjch Important service waa performed byLieutenant Commanding uraioe wivq great eifeet and good conduct.' His report Is inclosed,

    I am, very respectfully, . . .r . , , rrJ. JWUlO J iYoui obedient servant,- - ' A M

    L. LARDNER, Captain.To Flag Officer L, hi. UouissoaoooH, etc eto.

    REPORT COMMANDER BRAINE, OF THE

    UNITED STATES SHIP MONTICELLO.OFF CAPE HATTERAS, Oct. 5, 1861.

    Era: I have tbe honor to Inform you that, Inobedience to your order of tbis morning, Iatoodthrough the inner, channel of Hatterea shoalsat 18& FM., and stood close akmg ahore to.tbe northward, Keeping a orignt lookout, iromaloft.-- . At lJij P. ,AL W. diaopmed severalsailing vessel over the woodland Klne Keet,and at tbe same time a regimerit anarohlng tothe northward, carrying a rebel flag in tbelrmidst, with many stragglers, la lb sic rear alsotwo togs inside, (lying tbe earn Bag. r As tncycame out oi the woods of Kioe Keet, we rancloee In shore and opened a deliberate fire upontbem, at tbe distance ot three quarters f amile.' At our first shell, which foil apparentlyla their, midst, tbey rolled , up their flag andscattered, moving rapidly np tie beach to thenorthward.' We followed tbem, firing Tapldlyfrom three guns, driving tbem up to a clamp ofwoods, la which tbey iwk refuge, and abreastof which tpeir ateamersUy. . we now rhelledtbe woods, and could see tbem embarking Insmall bot-alta- r their veaselar evidently Ingreat confusion and suffering greatly from ourOf- - ;- - .' , ., .' Their, stbamers how opened fire npon us, fi!ng, however, but two shots, which fall short.Tm boali filled uith nun uxrr tlruek by tur $htll$and dettroucd. Tbre more steamers camedown the Sound and took position1 opposite tbewoods. - we were shelling also two sloops.We continued, firing deliberately noon themfrom half past one P.M. until half past threeP. jVI I when two men worp macprered On tbeaeabeScD making signals to us:' Supposing themto be two of tbe Indiana regiment, we aent anarmed boat and .ore to bring tbem ofiV. covering them.kt 'the same time with our fire., .Uponme coat Hearing tne Deacn, tbey took to thewater ; One Pf tbem WaJ suceessf ul Ju reachingthe boat Private Warren O. Haver, CompanyH.Twmtteth Reglmtlf1oaUh troops. Theother man Private Charles White, CompanyH, Twentieth Regiment Indiana troop waa

    drowned In the surf."1"Private Haver Informs m that h Wss taken

    priaones on the morning of ,th 4ih; that bsWitnessed One shot, which Wa very deatraetlve.He stales that two ot put shells fell into twosloops loaded with men, blowing the. vessels topiece and sinking them. Al),- - that severalofficers wer killed and- their horses-- Been run-ning about the traokl had just escapedfrom his captors, after' ihootlog the captain ofone of the rebel- - companies. He states, thattbe euemy were In tbe greatest confusion, tush- -log wildly Into tbe water, Striving to get toff tovueir TesseiB. ..

    Private Haver now dicectei me to the pointwhere tbe rebels were congregated, waiting anopportunity to get off. . ' I opened fire egaln withsuccess, scattering them.'.l.W were now varyclose, in three fathoms water ,'and tb trwof theuH .h.U tiAA miLh.ftort.. ... .1 ' ,iu '

    ' Six steamers were now off the polhl, Oao pfwnicn 1 recognized as tne canny. ,

    At twenty-fi- v miauiee-- t five P. M we ceased firttg, leaving the enemy scattered along theDeaca lor upwards ot lour miles. . 1 bred repeatedly St ".the. enemy's steamats. witb oncrifledcannon, a Parrot d struck thefanny, I think, nc v 1 lonud she range Pf thispiece much short of what I anticipated, many ofme anoi turning ena over cna, ana cot exceed-ing mush tbe range of th smooth bare tblrty

    .'. jjewtiu;.I inclose herewith the tnetrmrandum of the

    amount of ammunition expanded to day. Iam,resotclfiillr. vonr obedient servant. -

    Lieutenant D.' Commandlpg.U. P. steamer .Mootltello- -To Captain J. Lv LaiDaca, Commending V. S.

    steamer ' SotquehaBoa, pff Cape Hatterai,. u.

    Democratic Organization.!rt B1 'chief,

    paity li h paat baa bee Its dnvotiob W theuntotuKtne uPnstitunon and tne laws. Mn trlntoph and in defeat, tn the flash of victory andamid, tha atorma of sectional Bassioar, it hasmaintained it nationality and It allegiance totae fundamental principles ;ot lue governaeut.Its history is a history of struggles In defenseof the Constitatida. It first great conflict wasfor th preaervatloa bf that government batedand I eared by the aristocracy of tbe old worldand th new.., Ia it contesU with tbe moneypower, and the sectional cool lot which, bavsine ensaed, time and avetrt Pave proved tbebeneficence of its faith, the depth of its wis- -'dom, and the purity of its palrlotiim3 irfT'O

    litis lime ot publio danger and traaUiinotth time for Ihoae who bav protected the gov-ernment from destruction in tha naat to faltarat tbe .call .of tbe country oow-- Jf the. menw mateDD we jjemocratio oartv. an theprinciples which distinguish Its' Organization,were the preserratiea-wn- protection of the government in paat times, they may prove doublybeneficial hoar. . Tb nationality and eobserva-tis-

    In other-tims- .of danger, r aaor thaaevsrbow reqoiredJor.estors union andnnity amongtb discordant element of tb nation. Tbesamp principles of political action which wouldnave saved as from civil war ar most likely torestore union, harmony and strength.' Hencethe necessity of preserving the democratic or-ganization,' until all shall acknowledge the prac-tice! Tiedom pf Its constitutional platform, andbecome the true and conditional friend-,o- fth S it was learned

    Milwaukee News.

    Pennsylvania Election.--

    ThprfirtbTbraturws ef th election are hot ebfflclen't

    to tletermine the political complexion c theAeeisuttare: Dai it is certain tbat tb Demoorats hare gained largely, and possibly sleeted amajority to th Hons of Representatives..,. Wbav never known an election of which it wasav niucnii w otjuiia ine returns. . 1 oe uemo- -crau bar gained Sooator .in: Pbiladelpbia.one ia BabjtvlatiU.andi ia all orobabilitv. ana InMontgomery nd one In" Backi,""Th currnitot the vote throughout the tale IS decidedly infavor of, tb Democrats, and indicate that ia la 1:destined to control tbe politics of this Btate In rf'tha Yatara. ""' - '" ' ' '

    I From tbe complexion of tbe election re lurefrom rarlewi quarter of the Stat we have little to doubt that the Democrats harp srtnaiorltvof tbe aggregav .populaej vetai pod ;prpbeblybav elect! majorilp pf members, to theHouse of Representatives .Tbv eot i West. :moreieod county la indicative of a revolnHOTi in

    ".WW." 9,the 6Mt 1- - a j a- r..wo o 11 tState Election.Moarrooisrty Cctf,' W". 10.4-T- h w'hol

    'smocratie bounty ticket is .elected, aJobaC.Smith la elected Senator bv a BsioitV Of aboutwill); Kile, sheriff, by Pbe-u- t l.fMiOr and'Ctap- -mnn, lor Judge, will nave about w.uuu majority.

    fcair, uct. lb M. u..A.wry, t- - KadtaaleoabHOPnaclididate. ba been elected to tbe

    BUt Setste- - over the Union candidate In thei27 fh VCOAlOrlal Die trlctT

    1 . -- si.aD Tbe Demoorscv of the Srlngfeld Dl- -

    rjc, io jiituuia, ue,e. DDiAUiami aaautTaa i, 1.Thornton r 'OonTi(i Jw plaawof klaClsrv I

    ntnd. reslgrlcd, tH- - tt.tef m Appointed Gen-- 1ralfntb army'''

    Nort arnsi aval eeur calvelfromth. Vitataelection np tbe t moot our ft 'log Id rThe pro ablll f Is t' ugh that ia J epta.r.or monvrl tkuti Lwa tioa cwierkf tuooewk.'ful. lt.li''niiy to b expeotea mat partycould succeiid. With fully one third ita.,.raa.w

    lie-ar- there tor tbe purpose" of eruihlug outrrhelltaia tbatseotional fanatics, North2wwked

    aavf Precipitated upon the 000067.While th Democrats are lending their asslst-anc- a

    to uphold tha flag and enforce th author-ity of the Goveromvut. Abolitionists ar abpr- -logthemlvM 'rnto ft offloaa- - to' th, guW ofUnlop mear-6Wy- w; ()(d.) Vlunimr1

    In w. .l'- !llli "l S ' Pi in hii 1 ti eiI

    .uHeww Mail k Cow Ylo hsa Mic.'4--snuaotlbtr eompiaiBi tat n nu a no cow.which has twelve qnarts of milk to spare) ateach milking, yal sb wilt not let him hav ainyuntil bar calf kas had hi npply. J He wnts toknow tb rsaaoa nl thla.i II strongly Suspectstber 1 something ia is looks, bis hat. drenor moral hablu.ar bis way of milklag, whichhas so set hie dumb beast against him. H Iiin great tribulation, fie, lie, sir 1 just try milklag pop teat at tlme.i aa th calf do, ahdsee If that won't make her gtv down. Wsbay known this to answer tbe purpose many atime.. Jf tbat won't do, along with It try thpraotlo of giving her some favorite food, jpetto divert ber attention when too Begin to milk".

    American Agriculturist.

    By Bor. W. Bruih, Oct. 10th, at reatdeDc ofbride's fattier, Mr. On. W, Hjuist sad Uias Zauaa St.BT.uKii)t, both of thlaoountn V . .. )

    NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

    Sheriffs Sale,I. w. riTTMl. at 1t.JQ. Keep fit 0.-'- . r:.t ... .,- ; - 1. .1,, ..T)T VIBTVE or A WK1T Or Wl FAXJ la the above eaee. and alao two etbar writs, one lafavor f John P. Bomi va. J. 0, Knaps te Co., aad oeeIn favor William O. Pana rt. i. . Knapp at 0 .toax dlraoted from tbe Ooart of Oomaioa Pleaa of Delawareooanqr, Ohio, I will effet for sale at the etare reoaa Mo.10 laet Broad atreet, Buckeje Block, lo tha city of Op--lumkaa, aale eomaMnclnf ea - 1 'IPMonday, th 14th day of Oc.'A: D. 1861,atte'oloea a. m., aflne ajsortnenr ot Cry teoda aadnoBena, awe alone, eae ate ladder, two sots rairbana aacaiee, one oeat, eae eigat ay otook, a, ev ivh.t

    rnnier a reea a.i . -3 O. "Tf? n0rIAK. Bherlff,.7By Id. Davie, Depaty.

    W. B. Kawr, iVcflfaTfiVnpa am.:v. vti'' 8herilT.rfi'Sale.,

    BlUe, WheelookStOo- ve, , ( Order of aale attaohmenf.

    J. G. Knaps c Co. mi, i. ,1 IBY VIHTTJE OF AN OBDCH OF PAttUS directed from th Bonerlor Court of franklin county, Ohio, In tbe above eaee. and another caa.whereta Vred. BnltarfleM, aotinee ef Seforeai, Aras- -atronf m Co.. are plalatuTa, Te. J. 0- - Xaapp Oa areoaienuania. 1 win oner ror aale at ine (toie-fwoa- u anafter the execntlona are VatUfled aa deecribed In theabove advenaMmeat, . the' rematalnc Dortlon of Baldlock ot goodai ealacomeaeneuiaaa. j. y.jJ. iir.n IFriday, th 18th flay Pf Ootober A. Dr 1861 1

    at 8 eMoekVA. M. .'.noli i; r a tn (I aotvitt 1rrlatersfrea, S 3D.aJA:r. ,vj ia. I ua; i:nxu: t :,:: j JJW W. bn BherlffKIUU. .awBft.'Ty." ut"

    ;i a :us

    tSealed-PfbpdsaW"- "

    WILMtB ftECJEIVED AT THE Of" . TIC J ,ef . the Quartermaeter Oenerak OelambaiOhio, onUl 13 it, BAiySH47, th ffOfQBiPtiar thifollowing articles army eUthingiiirr) r;-'.- . raJdi?9,000 Regnlallon Jorae Oapa andOoTera, Bine Oloth8,000 do . a llgedBlontesV A1,500 do Cavalry Jackets, ) daik bin. .An , . t . . i w6,000 laH f TrcPaera,a)lM4akyblunKeriey.

    18,000 Orey Shirts, Colon. FlaoneJ,!? o,18,000 FalraDrawera,. do. ...,..(8,000 Valrt Shoes, nu-.- j tTt iiin

    , 3,000 nUraOaralry Baotv: ,Pr.HIr.Ws.ll.P!

    8,000 Js&ntry OveroeatSrall.waol sky kla Keraeyr I3.00B Cavalry J de'eiiaa,.4.S00 Falra LhakeU, alj weoj.1 IP Uo taa prr.r

    AU lbs above artkles aiw rertuired fi be1 of 'aiateflkiSndT tty la eoirerpnAlliui' In every reipect ,t&! ba tf. 9 JArm Bsguiauon'.,-;;-.- ; v (, -- r,- w a.. eampie pattern u eaca arucie aiay e saea at tae eificeof tb itejiaaeter 6aeml,Coambm.oA a'.y

    Bids meet be mate aeaamery fc each article, andStat SM aamet el hro or mote turetlee.1' "' Tor, fcllteoepted cida, flit partita will be KqaireA tolUebeada wiHnaiBcItntafonrlty, lorthalallhfol parformaace of the aoptracW and la caas ef fallSre la thetune el delivery arte the quality ef the artlel! taeBtate aeatrrea the'Hrbt'te pnrcbtee them elsewhere1 atOie expense of thecontiactor,''' .

    Fajmant will be made within lUty iaya froaTtion of contxact., , j, u'l. ixip: - ,..is.j:t

    Delivery ef Cavalry am artillery dlothmf te k madeat Ootombae within 30 days from date ef coatraet, inequal proportlona each'WwV V v.1,"'"..', '

    Delivery of Infantry .clolhlug an! of Cape and blaa-kela- ,to be made within forty-Ar- e dj,.la equal pnptt-tlon- aeach week.. '. ,'...-- ') ,M.tWai.l

    Frapoaala will be addranad Ur ,.'-- Vov i ,tn. i. '. f '.' -- i ' Qt6V. 'VliABy.'..f rt

    .ecia-t- d XJolomboa.:,j ,.t I .j v'lii a.l li

    AGRiCOlTDlUl WAEEIIOUSB.!) 'jJklntJ Seecl fefore,'

    4J

    "ia

    r )oii 1 ..1 e .eii( rw f"c

    GENERAL" HARDWARE it:lifirfe, QTJtB8t,SA8H,TDTTT, OOJUAOaVqatl

    Ouuasetl,"VP4k1tTtIl'w XPPJire,atheraod BabbeT Beltfnf,' Io4 Xsajhay, Jleaa and

    m''"rr

    MEDICAL'COLLCE. II UlX.AXll '.' , A..l.r.A.. i3Ui

    rpilE nEGCLAH.C-JTJRS- E OF LtCX TUnKn in this .inatltutlon-wi- u oommaaea on

    THURSDAY, the Set af (ttlOUBA, a BnH tbe latef auroa, ltjoa

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