strit Onstrber. 4 ERIE, PA.. NOVEMBER 10, 1f.i64 • 3111411 AL VISIL4SCIS ST TiSIZOTLI Til PRICII OP lifinuomi Maim ..huiresaiktkigoi, Podiettiso *I Ir. Llnsiiit. Abraham Lincoln is re-elected deal of tile United State+, for tour years .loom the 4 th of Wir0 13 ,188 5 . The people, by a majority scaively, if ever, exceeded, have so registered their votes, and it is the duty of all, no matter how'earnestly they say have opposed tha• result, - or how da.ply convinced that; it will end in dims- Ise and- probable ruin, lo obey the deal ,etista. -We announce the &of - with feelings As. bitter regret, but a regret tempered by :the conviction that we have done our best AO avert it, and that no share of the calam. which must Inevitably ensue, can be laid at our door. We aro .sie "fenteci for , the present, but ar pritiCiples "still live." A million and a-twilf of brave, earnest and unosirruptible Democrats maintain them, and they will continue to stand up, a>< firm in their de fense in the future as they have done in the Past. The old Democratic partyleg ofta filled otsuccuss - before, but each de feat only served to nerve it up to more neerJous efforts. It will. yet, we firmly be. hive, rise from the "dust of - battle" and take its piece as the accepted savior of - the nation. „ We, have no heart to write at,length *nit the result. .§trongly impressed as we are with the opinion 'that Mr. 'Lin eolia's perpetuation in office means :loth. Ang Eat (mutinied bloodshed, increased taistica, and final ruin, we accept the ver dict and shall abide bj it,u we are bound to do, but with feelings of sorrow for the delusion that has swept over the land,and led astray a confiding people: --Defeat may have its sting, - but it, hai, no terrors for us, and we shall not change a single one of the cardinal doctrines'whieh. we have advocated in the late campaign, to consequence. We ere candid in our convietieut whatever others may be, and are swilling to abide by - all the aonseonen... l pe, for the sake of what we believe to be thi - esetse of truth and national honor The CASserrer, our readers may be assured, will not vary one iota in its deface of the 3.l4taioCratic-oreed, and its oppo's.Lon t 6 ;the dangerous schemes of its ese4mi,„, anct if, for this, we eneolieterl usinesi injury or perseaal suffering, we shall gladly' Athmit to them ' m the full conviction that we are pert , jrzt 4 rig honestly our duty, - Pt i that timid will do us that justice , which the stubi :ctered, partizanship of the' day 7`; 4; .01ds at present. ' • ' - ItLiCTIO!C 1111TRIII. 21Nzes7Lraiii,a. Io tkiiState the result is still doubtful. be Republican oonutles exhibit conaider `sage Lincoln gains; and the Democratic 4ones show about the same proportion of McClellan gains, so that the cflicial vote may hays to be awaited before it is known which • party has a majority. ' The dater- enee will not be more than 5,000 in faier of - either side, and the soldiers' vote may be required to decide the question. We' have no hope,however, of being able to " atagiounoe any other result than that gen , wally anticipated, viz.: that - the State has goo. for Lincoln. XIW TORN,. The State Is still in doubt, MOO majori tponly being claimed by' the . Albany Jour eel (Republican), and 1,500 or 2,000 by the Argue (Democratic). The latest returns reeeived show, considerable •Democratic gains over last yeir, If these are kept up isiiihe amities yet to be heard from, Mc- Clellan and Seymour will have the State by about the majority named by the At yrs. It is not unlikely that the ofcial re turns will be needed to. determine the result. New York city given 11,500 Democratic mejority. We line semi half dozen Con igtesemeo by local divisions in tie party. TUN WEST Akio. Indiana, Illinois;lttichiian, Wit , amain, lows, Kansas and, Minnesota are wll reported to haver gone for Linool#.— Irma - Illinois and ldjohigan the returns ]volt slightly encouragini; but_we take it lbat they hale been swept along in the srrerwholming torrent. /4issouri we have 'some hopes Of, but our hope exceeds our aspeotatioas, f NEW - Tiotnix, Nov. 4. Th•Teattit is about 7,500 majority for XoCiallan: ?oi Congress,- fst district, Starr (Rep.) is elected by a large majority; 2d dist„ Newel, (Rep.) has 21315ajdrity ; dist., Silgreaves (Dem.) is elected ; 4th, dist., Rogers_ (Dem.) is elected ; sth diet., Wright (Dem.) is elected. In the State Semite the Democrats have a majority of 41. In the Home there will be a tie. _ NAIIITLAHD. The latest returns show that the Reputr boils have elected three out of five Con . penmen, with the Ist district in *IAA.. The Repliblican:mejority will problfily no fall below 5,000 on the home vote. There artllbe a Raptibiloan majority in the House. .The Senate is Pamocratio. Swann, for Governor, runiehead.of Lincoln in ienie quarters. The Official Republican majori. ty in the city eflltaltimore is 1,231. [The above molt, be taken with oonsiderable al towlines. Bet*, from the remote ooun ties, we believe; will give the State to Mo. Oamtvtil ! • Inv INOLAND ]Caine, itassaohnsetts, Vermont. New ,rnitrefaire and Rhode Island all go for - linoda. by increased majorities.- DiLARAIII, -11001111111111 giarries the State by 450 11600 majority: LIINTOCKT MOClslian'a majority is estimated b the kadaville Aurae, at 25,000. Tia rebel papers appear to be hoard. sons in favor of Riling the blacks. The miller of the Sonuitan CoVecieragyi-in writ ing home to fits paper says-: "The pres mars brought to upon the authorities ben, favoring the arming of the blacks, 'low been too strong to roust, henoe it is with gratitude that I am able to state olkially that arrangements are now being made to arm, for the Spring campaign, throe hundred thousand shires, whose anston are to be commuted by the Con. Seders% government. The slaves thus eriard are to have their freedom and Shy aim of land earth, which insures them 'ant bosses in the Ugh." ..:.~- The !Weald Debt. ' The national debt is often referrYA to and talked about in a generurvis7; 1,00;74pe are surprised' to find how Itr Olen bath any real appreciation of,its!tyitigilltuoeror: of the rapid,ty and the_,optioliaritly aeool6' l 'Crating ratio of its incrOiaii. that-ottr readers may pee - anituridetilisnifitiftitirirfil thus tar, and therefore.ipe' Ole to .10101 1 _ how largo it will Cie if ilia irirlasecirfaity years; we pre+ent the following f !gums whicti: have been takenLtioie- 1 114 - Itifteg ments of the,Treaeury Depatiment. liaised by authority. , The . debt has been growing for three yeari and . ii halei'fre can see how much - it - has increased from month to month, and the . ds.is'Aitrlief 4 ` -given by which - tetdeteireine its future grol'ith. Given the public debt as it IN. and its - ratio of,increase to - the prsseet time, and the sum-fi a simple one. "• When gr. Linoriln was inanguratod . Mimi" 4,^ 1841, the- debt, waa568,482,8841:. 1 The following table will' .iheivir u:'h 14. has incremed : - PieStis 'DAC' 71111Maily la, • July 1, 1842. 231 /.644.2r4. ?or 16 IMO, 424,600,6116 Dia I, 11116. 1 1 140,1811,012. " Asn.lait Oat. 1, 1844, 1,9:1%971,114. 41,844,206 The inereaw this year ie i10b01.1t312, 1 I I 000 par month 'greater . than anrin g . last year. But in eaarnininif the inorease dur ing 'the !a=t montl4 crf the tee, the in crease per month• was tuuolt greater than during the firq.: • Dec 1, 1961, $1440,86602 [au 111141 per month, ref. Fab- 1, /NC 1,468,19561.9. 5 aid :50,024091 Aug. 1, 18e4, _.1.8117.491.1•104 Lwow, per foot4d Aug Oat. 1, 1161, 1,95,5473,714. Asa 801. $64,2?0172. FrOm this : it is plain that Mr. Fessitt den requires over two millions a day from loans or paper issues-to meet his daily ex penditure. If the War lasts another year the debt will be, at the close of 1865, when Congress meets, $2,818,553,584, it the same rate of increase as the ten truths ending Oct. 1, 1864. But, judging from the past the rate will ineraw; awfwe aro safe in saying„ that with the war prosecu ted and the present financial i:Mtkoy hered to, the .debt will be's3,ooo,ouo,ooo, when the next Congress meet... .The ast: nual interest na this sum at 6 per cent:, will bo nearly equal to our whole revalue, &wording to the present yield, and under the present system of , customs sod WEa tion. The th 49.1 revenue receipts- of the gov• eintof•nt for the 6411 Ye3i u. 1863, were 121,000,000. gr. Cilaill'll estimate of the receipts for the year Ito& ling Jane 30. 1864, was $156,000;000: - We have not heard that they ezaeeded that sum, and we have rason• to believe: that -they did not resell it. Mr. Chase also es= timated the total re4enue receipts for the year ending June 30, 1855,'under the new measures he alvised. , at $200.000,000. Mr. .Fessenden, when he became Secretary, informed the country that the present syr• 'tem of taiatiott, would yield $1,000 4 000 (ley. But 31r. Casse'has proved thebet ter prophet; for the monthly receipts are not more than $16,00,000 during the last few months, ei the retort's show ; and If they continue at, that rate,- the total reve nue wilt be $lOOOO,OOO, very iter • Chase:* estimate. ' CoMment upon the prospect before us, declared by the figures, seems mintiest- airy. Any school boy can see thit with -the war carried on another year e „ as it has been, the interest on the debt will nearly • exhaust our whole revenue, as now col lected. And yet Republicans till tisthat our present taxation is temporary, tfo ; the simple truth is, that wider theii rule and policy, we moat have a system of tax; ation such as no nation has yet bor‘, or national bankruptcy. - Shall we then protract this war to too , camphsh something outside of and beyond the Constitution ? ' Or; shall we aoeept the Constitution, as the , prioe of settle= ,tnent, and sieve the country, and pay our debts? " The Capture of the Florida. The capture of the !amen" rebel Ova-, teer Florida, in the harbor of Bahia, in Brasil, by the United Stites gunboat We chusett, under..coorma ad of; Lieut. -COM. Collins, of this city, gives rise to a ques tion of international law that willFperplai even the diplornatic ingenuity' Seward! The Florida was attacked while lying at anchor in a lueutral Pert, so coon. fident of security in the protectlan , ot the Brazilian sovereignty, that one-half of ha crew were on shore. and every precaution_ against surprise was neglected. Discipline was• relaxed, the few men remaining on board were asleep, moat of them under, the influence of liquor, and the vessel was evidently considered in sanctuary and safe froni.any hostile demonstration. We are not told what was her position in the har bor, but from the circumstance that the greater portion of her crew were on shore', it is probable that she lay within aeonie nient distance from the city, so near as tdit preclude the possibility of a , naval - battle without danger to the inhabitants And buildings. It was therefore determined by Capt.. Collins to run down the" Fjoridi and sink her in the darkness of the night: "Accordingly,"•iu the language of the re- - port, "at about three o'Clock a. m. the ca bles were ;slipped, and tha - Waehuaett started for the Florida, bitting her on the quarter without doing great injury." The officer in : charge, having no means of re sistance, surrendered without a blow. It Be seen that Capt: Collins "took the responsibility" of capturing the Flori da, without waiting to consider whether the act was in violation, of the "law of se dons" or not. - Ile found the enemy that had datia so much' mischief to_his coun try's shipping in a' po4ition.thakmoured her capture, and determined to " rid the seas" of her depredations in future.— Wl:ether his course will lead to any 4114 , mite with the government of Brasil re mains to. be seen. ta Offer that Me net bees Takes. A week previous to the election Mr. august Belmont, chairman of the liSettel cratie National !Committee t IMMO She fol lowing propositiOls, through the eeluines Of the New York Tines.-. Up to this date it gas not been accepted ; 'lb Mc Z orofdeN. P. Timer: Sig: A extneer t ondent in your paper of today sestina anxious tbliare a bet on the coming Presidential election. I offer the following : I will bet the sum of ten thou.: sand dollars 010,000), the money to , bi deposited in the New York Trust Comp, DY, that if Ur. Lincoln should be ro4loof. ed, we will be in'a state of war during the term of his administration, sir `will be forced into a disgraceful pew" with ost ration ; and the acne amount; to be ilarly deposited, that if Gen. lioCloUsuis elected, the troiou will bo'resvanoi within hit tornkiof.odlos. Yours, voryNipeottillt_ ;' • _ Amon Diking?. ' L 117 The Aliolition paper* have at tpaapted to flee penvitcbetteeitiot (Nntkreerine,„ p a se l o; neoavC iinmodnit we El .a.'4 tats ily Iro4rtuittlithesiiten( am.* . of esilgust./10, 6 18131, (Oaf CSavretilliarg r i• orthe 37Si eititkolii4io.l.-Paitt` 4 j 4 i 141 : 1 . -aipie7RlFrj-14 - Vin.biresesi-itexisrecnty. mth lions ot. 'tend - ire ere:toll* , Salieti • annually , -tTy taxation horn irtrot;d with their impreveutents.builditi avid dwilifa~ - - • falonsi,:to -.Cad balt•fertlierisaotisileas a direst fax ortweey.lautioiw qt-dQuars , k• .ir 4iereby &nasally I .c •f riaton . ilie nits atel.linct , * arena antl z ir hsrp . apporticned . to the States , in - manner follosiini." (Meth felloirs the .sittnerptio+tionett to etch 'State3 ::1•To thy State of Pennsylvania sae natllien ,nine ILftintiveti„euld fortyasix thousand • seven httndred, and nineteen endone•thirti dol. ,By:1110 tax raw:4 luty t,lBo,.piite 99,' Ate Ai:lo6d' ' listf!day of April, 1865. __Ely the_limpUune 30, 1864, tages 92 "314 98, the lawreferred to is de-, _glared in 7 ll4ll.fortse. L -Theretore, Unthe Ist •p;il, PIO, the tax upon real estate of ill kinds is to , go is force as 4, remain tag til chaoged-Apy Congress. The annual pro portion orthis State-is nearly two millions of dollars._ and the prolioition of Erie modtity . ii not ks 4 than twenty thousand. dollars annually. Thimanuer of assessing Iltese taass ; sn.asileisor appointed by thel President, who is to make a new atitt_ speciallusiessment according' to the diree tion of the suit of Congress. The loins of General Grant's campaign. anons:ming to over a hundred thousand men, have been made up to him by rein .forceinents. The greeter part=alincet the. .whole-,of the foroie procured under , the. 'recent c ii and COnsdription 'for three-hun dred thoturindinen, hal gene forward to the trenches in front of Petersburg and Richmond. Still. the cry is for more men. .sWaston., the inititery elide end nide ariny correspondent of the New - York writes', as follows to That Paper: ' The oPeriiicini on the,north aide of Are Jacu4e'are of so °Wool a otterseter, mad' ems° fully detailed in the setter of the ?fills oorrespcindentwith that army, ae to need no further interpretation. TAs oLvip ono 'oral of ilts lek coos is only a confirmation of WHAT WAS ACTUAL TRUTH agitate IT' WAR HARR. GRANT NEEDS REINFORCE , SfENTS, and with those so as adapsoct rs. ton the capturecif Richmond is aforegons conclusion.' ~ . - The reader 'can see for himself this 'means—another draft.- just. as Demo. 'chits have predicted. We hyre given Our , views, more than oncsroCnoereing the character of the wit mesa with whose purchased oaths Judge Advocate General Holt, in his report on :the ••ereakt Western Conspitsey.". 4. 13 '"sought to blast thiLfaino of hono re d iii,m. `Hemet!, who would cot soil their hands • by - shaking His: Our views are more than I borne out by the editor of the Eosin:tit Free Press, who bases it upon facts within ; his'own knowledge : '- • - , HUT Ann Pitman, the "Southern lady'. referred-to in Judge Holt's infamous re port, is a mulatto girl. and Was taken from a- plautatkes about ten milie...frautfort` Pillow. She driqks,chews tqbacco,smokes, dressed! in Weser elothing When necessary, and is athlieted to all the vices, Crewomeu who is a regular camptollower. She Is shrewd, unscrupulous and vicious to the last degree—will not hesitate at anythip' g for _pay. All this must have been knows to Mr. Stanton and Judge Holt, and yet they bare the impudence and daring to • aunt& a, report against a million of loyil Northern men .onithe • testimony of I such an abandoned witessai . We half owe Mr. Greeley an apology for intimating that ha no longer hold■ to the vieive_he avowed In 1860 and.'4l, that the Southern States ought .to be allowed to leave the Union if they washed. It ap : peers that he still sticks ./ te his opinion.— In a speech delivered at Hartford, Con necticut, on the .111tii ; of this present month, he. is riptide& In the Hartford Mats, as saying's . -I have no objection tea people establish ing a government of their own. willing, It thel3otitherniTople bra rote 'shall declare that they desire to lire out • -tip Untosp,, to let them go, - The Hartford bottrant had the ail:tints rr to deny that the philosopher - uttered these words, but if it will tarn, to iti own report of the spench it will flnd, these words: He (Yr. Greeley) referred to the ',Coes sion-moyement. and,said he , had never had any objection to a people establishing a government of their own. He was willing if the Southern people, by a fair vote, should declare that they desired to live outside of the Union, to la than go. - .This is - the man whose name headed he Lincoln - electoral ticket in Now York. The Valera! Prigesers la Georgia. Washington Ppecial : Returned prisoners who left _Riohmond on Ttiesday, state that the condition of our men Who were cionfined in Georgia is hor rible./ The number of deaths has nee been exaggerated. • raid pleasant it mutt be for the friends aid relatives of thetifty thousand say lag, starving, dying ( prisontrs to feel that they are being offered up eta sacrifice to the Abolition God—the Negro 1 • All alit; questions may be.postpontol f „pay the Mae. stehusetts lawyers, biller and Whiting, into whose hands Llnooln has placed the e x c hange business . , but until the negro it recognised as a man and a bnOter. Fede ral soldiers in rebellands may wither and peri1410.411411. sittlflie no exchange I Tara New York Weems of Saturday lot' eontained the following neveltini.! They skew conclusively the manner , in which Abolition leaden prostitute the Sabbath to Party l'utrom A COL thane F. Jaques Illinois will pried' in the Wigwam it Pittance), N. J:, tomorrow (Sunday) at-315. m. The Hon. Gerrit, Smith will 'speak to morrow (Sunday) evening, on the Duties of the American Citizen in the Present Crisik in the Earl .0.- B. Frothingbain's Church. in Fortieth street, near Siztkave nue. • Howard,. the Berthlinen, who forged the name at the President and Codman in-Chief of the United States it the' feet of s bogus proclamation, in (*dm to de• precise* United States mcuridis, was (ibis= fined a few weeks in Fart Lafayette. ;'' •Doiehuer easd\Perryi charged with foie log the name of eisetty °facer,lie been entenoed to ogreisonment for life. policy, for every assibrimar web:oAm two b aim biome Northern awn mast the. - • Br me teal Eitele to be-Taied. Groat Wants 11 lbeillillui Wities. ■t. Greeley UZI 4e.Dbioleaht. ~'-' WAR NEWS OF THE WEEK. r - T , loth Ho ith fliseNet, ud Wirst sae least 7 431k•Tii • • itAti ovii , 11101,1(1641441 AilaW - --11411r tit& algociiiit4s6 iiaillitte#ol 1 41 Ifigod * l.,.ul,l Gotta AC :1044. - SO •f tali fotablAaciatnaktvilLPiliA ' AMMlNs 4 . . .tidipt Hood to an siteek. dhientan, Jest bOlr, is leidttpu t t ,"aid - „tiis eon tin 'n°l" *tr., of. 'Writers at-19 4 itgligiciii' iitaoF*4lllllfil do not know wha( Ly` tiejesiisnif *le ai r hrsg - nrrincin, thiy - 4 news of hood's: er'onslee.ths7 : lininneene 4tit," not:thiird U fa:tainted." , 'itileety , dilfthd hi _the'ltidinid efbtlNelfeJ w' . • j :" . ". ' Geitital Hopes sissy' ithe **Wed saes. tlb tFoihier 25th the eithle beg lint imbed - the ' hirrthorn bank. .TN messing Was thine jinn *eat 'of 71 seestie; tienty • ease • east br , t steteline.: ANA* &roil at aboi touched down :the Telemillos., Andviptursd th &Being. who" tgotolipt, of 4iitiskf we were advised pow gpigjego. TA*, thea,loaded tiiii;boat with troops it, nue,' wit ; the' Mosel* sheil. 1u4.4 41f04. PR, th, 14411 , 4 below; Ind So NM; 'Ol. Of , thrkziPM.:4 Cb.?:*M o4 The.Lriadioe, Tao destyonid by nfr esr lore:. ,12,we Rederei goithestssoori, tack* Confaerstes. , t ram tie Adis 1 45' the island, batteries open o gntints were destroyed. li . otlang. hag: be* 'heard trOin and no • one intents' •to know his wkinreabonts; SOliesnifelllo, , Tene-c awe 'lt r iVei;: 'fief* hitioti4 by '2"here:le no neweitroitAttnati. Lateit 'IN*" say that ithell.lnienskllaillopt hire' iineusted' /ohneensilla, enntlieed ;is.; tateiect the f Motor* bait* Doer Sib field, who' iodate:We/ the gusties t !lama elghtiracaports loaded iritiatptores. - and . ay" ; *rat &dant guahosta, - to :IMMO; their, .011.7; log into the hands or the essay., jug! Alai* isrkionct - of ,Skersan'a apesiketb , th r .,tesugh aim des panic ; that. ; he about tea Arestalmilif tikell.ipAgtWOr 4l .4 nia;.!" t a rT4ri f ,A * Siberian bee repiiroct .the4tlnsta , Itabiltoid afar *heti as . as jiiation .of - the branch !high rqii to Ro me. Treioe s ielcritin from Chatatio - opii theiiiri4" ii,sreiO , tt! Al. 14641111 ire wegoae to 41stailik; west'of Odell YOreeires "011 *Vitatire Ist'!" ?bit* 1a a 0 1* llGr;'howerir; thstbb hifititireitiod:Oreielt. snoop, oroifia4i'ihe ina"ta 'en* csainhitueelows - the narthers - larik'49 numb flood, - iteat4ohdionsille. ' The IMMO Is t h e otinniestern inisopCid stJaa libirlth, and br this alai Martian us sail is Mit:4;gal* be nati tiba:platal = • ' Taint lido longer alai doubt: tint Illherk-,. Ilse has witbdriwO All his toppings; and , ,,lltid his army is now sioolossurieci. an she north , Lank of Cedar Creek: Mansiotis Qop,Pront , Royal and dtriebarg hue all beim gives , op. The CosfsdeSOSets.ottespied,AsNw' _;Tine Nap asses Gap railroad is gum:lamed. Trois' now run from Alitsandria ,only,Rtu W -l'itntiP3k fare Gap, to arty supplies 4ussr,' who holds that- pit*, but.itsd,ho sweetie* Beyong . this ,pjfost auk rail road is torn up. 'Thus Sheridan:la •,exaeGy where hs was Wort the_battle.pcOotobji 19. The - anima' , aye now adritioing northward, and these . withdradals of the rederel out posts have been made for fur of ita'attOoi.— Sheridan. now gets impliliss fra* Mietht burT. tits - - inn are' hard it whir, railroad to carry: item liarirper i i tun to Winchester. fos'c~aa s I=!tr W. have received Boylora ..stunts dike late contest in ' tient of Peteosimig: - the Northern essayists are alai more telt. than they have been heretofore.- The !Wail los ers en the north bank - ef the Jaatexernlssui ripened at twelve linadred; , 8.11 k; of '. the* James, the losses were Mien handred9o..oi, Supiley night iiicihireonfiiderstes made esi atiaile ' up # l l fiaiti g - .Patiay444llgll%llaele railroad. They Sent ‘ - column through a opening in the picket line ,which ,, pessiested to the rear of. it cad captured three hundred and eighty•sevenrFederalprisenere, Berard' attests were made upon the.rederul littrmseli."-i =ants in the rear of the Nebel lini,.bit. tie Confederates were repulsed. ;key ,rit.resteit' with their _prisoners. Their lose Is not hawks. Eloust'rlossee Miring the threat dye' einliletii are reported at thirty-one hindred.... i3eiaral Lee elates that four hundred of hie men were taken prisoners on Thursday. - There is very little, doubt that . Cfrait's la bars for this year are ended. ‘)Ils - army will,' now be prepared for Winter quarters, and be yond minor operations and raidi, nothing ' will be attempted against Itiehuiohd or PI, toiubueg. " Wounds , and _ capture's' hair* me weakened the Federal arnay,•thit it leimy, dile to do anything More this( difisid ita4, The long line guard'id by Grant, marly lily, miles, from Butler's right, near Pali AM a le, lileade's lett', 411 i the Vaughan-read,' two m il es west on the Weldoirailreats •the Jamie and Appomattox river* which 'mat thialimi, aid the constant Wass enthrodrby the Amy, are. all elements of witiknese, the full, fetes, of which are now felt by Guard Grest. l NW •people any longer lock ffs? tile *Oars 'Of Richland. No one thinks that by-the'prelint systtii it sea be eaptared. : Left's army in now 'apron( as Grant's ;_ the line 4. guards is *hostas. than his; it is well leAreiselladi, and, despite the reports if reingeow, It is fed sad elathed.,, Unlese a sew eensefrip' is sprdilintadito ili the ra.i.l: taw rsaka F sixty thaesatid juin who new..inalia lap fart Grist's . arsny, W il l have ti Hager len la,their iteashes ludo* . 14 - 1411904111: 111iiiiit oa th s , SimaY;.- twins tettatoints• , • Posiqonfedoisto glamors irollo l / solpo4od to be' capturing tederil rose& elf Ibe us seaboard. They sr; the Otastrendiskie 'soo, oblOmstangs and? owe filVllllllll-1111114 salretifi. Reports some ill us of du to— striation of Federal vossols sit 'Atarl.. • .ThepabllOor of Polo:woo 1 1 Pikeghles aotioe,t4u4, ireoe .„ istAhe cost of labor sea sieteri . el, will 000 - Llano to hirOish It for the 'ai*t o rietei tbkpld Flee of two dollars. oat littcr,* will be the cheapest - moot* Is U4'44;1107; al!dy, (mead lee bow .ftis taiefeitkew,.. 16,4 heir aitteetiole llW - be prkutfsl,iiti n•il tiohoy rieoaieiia~ air 14 ato* - potroise: bf kodoirood000,•114 iii; taiiljlon. Of tbebeeetidiie*ogielliee !I . oe emery. • ' ' : ..t., Tito.peisislpal /iSols ps, IRSIo :mow min& Am priel if IkagOa few,4l,lltraislis .$ 4074,P _eildool_l4 _014 : W. s is 0101 la She'd's et perdaliss` t.otter treat Dr. Thayer. :—The statement lu the Daily Irensber Bth, wltlreefemmee t( - 11M01fir, john It, a Gr..* to be J eak.ulate( v i t4miretiiiesk thi 1411 I wig g ive tact/NIS K. Nor • .• • s - Alioniit r ibmat. I! &dock. lb thlgtir riPg; °J DortsWirlitr. titemes-Tidaum. . 1 " - ro d ilomes pletiest t lp the vicinity, • • . .• • . .1. OW him med lal seelataaan L fetal Ilia In in extreme' gyikßusted stoaditionalikilxligygg4topoktopsl to follialtillarViik eililltalaroFt l 4444?ttan I ,itteeildingir lin !Tidiest', sad teelpts..rett t, eariyithetvnits , liertest l iictute;„:where rt 4 boikieeeWlo. 4 4 1 , 04 . , was go ggriig tt eat liremilsla Suitors Mat:, ; TO then looked show depai r ligitibig fir Wax means of caskit4, kt* *era penifortitbitn,bot .oeuld lind nothing ' - ikleptAloVifbsgeoehlob I "took the respen idbillty" 4,esparagag out on the ileer A mt se.;tp mike temporirj bed of them. . 16 , !alma at r ails Morten' Xiouie, got eitimulants and t44,..i slifici fed it to him until he re. iieirtirA: and' after *eking arrangements it I. hive further nourishment glµn kink at GI i'tleik; blia-sleeplog tom beady. Rad it not been for the timely as- Adelinei ibitaered by Mr.:Tidwell and myself, 'it is My belief balite soldier could not have *rid - • • • y At' -en - ity.rtotrzi, I found a crowd artitpid the Wilier. and John Moore, In a 3414 'ezeiiedii °tradition . ; exclaiming that i ekere-Weits - strOtey Copperheads strouod.the !iittpali , atsthlag elmild be dents fora sick soldier. leVelise inhanied him of what bad been done sods bin Ai by hi Aids% , take charge of iltweeldierlimeelf,'retninding him that Ahem, . Wire beds in tha apps; rooms of the depot; where, the poet Stilew might be taken, and his oolugglitat RlgglibiredMitit pleasent! He didn't ''fir 5i014.1450 a, plea '..piOoo of inginiad," I left. him. WPM, vie seat IN ern . eyarty Irlio I cannot lag,,hat.the stithlla may judge,) to have the soldier tak'in lie Poet' 'Rouse, and ifr. ' Stewart, eni:•of tiii, Streeter', called to see him. The latfer sent to the Poor Physician, 'twies' ioini it etterattest and attend to the aliplati of aittiety • and benevolence wklihneeds it .oeintent. -PinsUy the soldier . and lent to his hose In Spriarl Ma; •' ' . Tho above, Kr:U a tor, to true statement ef faits, whit& Mr.; 'Noma, :if need be, Is trilling re .warm. ,it will be INOLL that the tidal if e tieitoeratei whist' the Dispatch and ifinlibeir at imutligticat posetlaii of Ito political tilkloilhpFotalluleed is, is oanaeotion,witii the What, ttnello4 for, and alike nape : . erettrand misaderone:s , 1 Mr. Tidal= and my— self en Dooloirroto, and the pioprietor of the Morton Woe . is the I ssas. , Hot one of U. "litaliuid say riward.fer our eeroes a ettoept aprovieg . sommiesse, oy di. we any, .end so would oladly . liare done more, If it had .biteawithinAmr. ability. The'politics of the .o l tbar 4. probably familiar to ,year rimier*, sad they •an jrair 'their osm aanatastaaf: A. Tuaris. ‘Ths Way ,It I. Done; , . .. We have read sad heard of many cues in . . . whisk soldiers'vet#s for the Democratic ticket, , . seat home by legit!, Iron opened on the way, ,t4cißeputilles,n ballots substituted for them, •Intlt.was net until olitlitrday that ire • met with 'an tutus* to whin the putioulars .. . wen pe rsonally cognisant. The fo ll owing ___ atikdavita we out frail the Harrisburg daily ,Fairies. The parties awned are residents of our asi•lve tura, and intimate acquaintattees. They'nTl ooeiipy the highest *social position, Sad are`ringaised by their neighbors as be fag imiciigit the 'most truthful and honorable . • eittuitiat the Samitnity. What honest per iiential read the tutitaohy - of this gall ant it+ I dler Sad his brother, irithout feeling Indiana -tint:se au "alministruidi *kith 'thus seeks 'ti neat tie ton tyke as lighting to “pres serve the notion's life'. oat of their "most 's eta rights le• , `• . 1, , , ~ •.! ; . ~. Hof Pootiorktoois, Comfy. of patphsa, 114, , Before. me l J. fineatier, Esq., one of the 'Juntas of Ai Pow is an d for the said cone iy of Dupla*, personally elate Allen B. Fort-. sey, of eempeay H, 9th Pennsylvania ctavalrY; Sow hang at home ea furlough, who being by me del; sworn_ asOording to law, with that [ .early in the • Month of October lest, he (1) whilst - laying sick in no Q. 8. army hospital as Nashville, Unease% he (I) from there sent ,htunkikystall.to • his (my) brother, Walter 8. Forney, his (my) P roxy containing a printed 1 'llinsoersiii ticket rOongress,and Assembly, to uggiiithis election held October nth, 19 6 4; that. upon his (my) return home he (I) has been informed that the said proxy contained a written. Itepublitan ticket ; . that the. paid eitanging'irr Attiring , of his (my) ticket was dileMa(nly) knowledge or consent ; sad that kit I) pronounce it a contemptible, tidal dastardly, Int and malicious fraud. i Anis B. Pot ittr. Siren 'aid subieribed before mo _this 8d day of November, A. D. 1864. • '' J. Scatting', J. P. . &eta Of Polesaybenie, Coady of DMpthin, so.: Behr, sus, J. Sokaalfor, Esq., one of the Junius et the Piles; in and for the !mid coun t./ of Dauphin, personally came Walter a. rertney, a reat dent'of the borough of Middle town, twenty sad Btate aforesaid, who befits by ale daly sworn aleording to law, with th t. ha isElam) the brother of Allen li k FortneP, of company ' if; ifth 'Pennsylvsnisieavalry ; that in the 10th day of October lutist (I) re eeindirymi no post °Moe in Middtetewn en earelope directed to him (me), mall 'intuited Nativi r lle, Tennessee; on the reverse side of •itaid 'slope and serose B was printed “sol dier'e• -ballot," ks.; that an the 11th day 'of Oetner (being the day of election) he (1) de livered the said **votive unopened to the election Aileen; that upon • opening the said 'tomtits, by the election other* he (I) seen it mu a proxy, from my brother above men— :dosed; that, is the envelope with the proxy there wu an open, partly written and partly printed. Iteribliena ticket; that he (I) was satisfied as son as he (I) found out the feet OM it was a fraud, aid so pronouhced it ; that he (I) wu positive that his (my) brother never put that ticket into the envelope, or. ever istan#o4 to vete a ticket of that kind. , W. 8. Foamy. Swots sad* suseribed before me this 8d dire! Strouber, A. D. 1844, . J. Boaaarras, J. P. ?kers aro wig Olifertices In the electoral y 4116 -!bleb mud le could aid. Ike foilaviseislile shows the dllfer pawl : Ceemethrat. Delmar, • Mob. • ' • • ladle's. • lows. Leatesky,_ Mane d, mar A n lisorsehusses, - Illaatiota, Wassert, • Kinr Kilt York J, SW aw , • ' °Mk ,- ; • OM* • Pwwknials„ blast •T'inisat; ';- Inemsll 4odWis4 / • JraimiC .44 1 ,0 1 , ,• 1181114 1 • • WIN nal ilesteral Vote. 1880. 1884 • 4 : (1, 6 8 I 8 • 11 ' 16 , 1818 . 4' 8' - 12 41 - . • 7 g • 1 ' 18 • 12 6 8 - 8 4 9 11 6 6 7 .7 'B5 88 28 21 "8 8 21 28 .4 4 6 6 -6 6 :0 :,0 , Q, 4 me ijoeirti eat ts • pew aad insproge4 FOUR. It SIPE tOTTINTa ItDX, gently euserter FOEICELKIEE FRED CUTTER in n 24, WhAti.r I.n tnonglb: r, Cpproelle•••ew Can to W o ,k7"_.. seltfeedla•.•4laetablip throat operate+ in tho el ropiest and moot_ perfect na.no.r. cuttit4 any dulniv, lie and that R•ohils• ft= be ran either hi , Power or !Nfld. All enzublne4 E lva the EMPIRE FEED cwi T i l i a derided sitehreaos overall other Four Knife Marhinre. The priers Er aii.tbriews: No. One s7f; Tyro!s3.l; No. It-se OS; No. Four $76,. 1 . • The Flour City Two Knife Feed Cutter, Embracing • variety which enables as to supply the wants of any !imps, an,l at Famiteetterses' prices TERMS e.Floar City FL One $2O; No.,Two $12•0-Itcsuestts No Ow, $l7 ; No. Iwo $ e ' : Irjr Dealers sapplied with any or th,shoveCattprs at Wholesale Eden!., , We Writs the attestkne or persons wanting anithing In the If ardwar a line, to our large !tack, ecnhrsels4 MOVIE 111.1.814•11ING GOODS, 110ENEKEEPERS , fIIAZDWAItit. BEILDF.RS' Unita. WARE, AND TOOLS OF EVERY DESERIFSION. • COOKING.AND PARLOR STOVES, Of the latest ettles, Is allot Shah we defy competition. Special gaieties leaded to getpenter COMELYATIOs BRICK OFFS /MFR, which we regard u one of the nimpletest 'aside to the Market. irir We hate Um Ariel In title et , y for FAIRBANKS' CELEBRATED -SCALES. A egg • esteem ea head, whieh will be •old at ltenemetatere prime - , W. W. Plipas, • 0et21104-Bnt • 6E0.4. RECoart. _ HUBBE L' S GOLDEN BITTERS. A PETEELY VEGETAI3LE. TOXIC , Isitoonntro & snvarraENlNo, Port:thee the system widest the evil effects of anerNele-- mew water. - .Wlll etre Lapil ( Will etre . oakum a. • Will eon Debtllll. Will ear. Weathers. . Will ewe Bleedeeket. _ Will cue Lim Complaint. Will-Omits &ad mete a healthy appetite WM teelgerate the orzeas of healthy and moderate- - 1y them* the teieperetery of the body land tbe three of eitealatlea.seting In fret am No general corroborent c f the eysteot, eentalalag ne poleonots drugs, and is atal TOM BITTs NS IN THE WORLD. trial la woe stly solicited. GRO. C. lILIIBYL C CO., 'Proprietors, II odsos; N. Y. Cecina Ilipet,Abbnlsaa Szpress Biaidlog 63 SON ST., NM! YORK. - Far sale by a4l Drage,* Omens, ko. , 'IrMINNIO k HOADLEY. Zile, Wiaelessli Ageats, y ads by Nall Warfsl, Carter is Carver aid WU klas t Booth. oettisl. Executor's Notice. liETTERS TESTAMENTARY ON THE estate of James Cotter, deed, late of iluborcreek tp, ; Erie Cis, Pa., Wrist/ been granted to the alidentglit ed. netts* is hereby even to all knowing themielves in. detaid to the said estate, to make Immediate samosa?, arid Um* Imeing geishas *pretest the same still present them, duly antheaticatod, far set'l-*bent. 1110E1SEL CROWLEY, ICC HARD CROW LE-Y, ortlb-Cite Euratom. . Executor's Notice. OTICE IS'IIEREB T GIVEN - TIIAT ' Leiters Teetamentarj bate been rooted to Hector PT Laws upon the estate of Joseph L , gaii, late of Watts burg, Erie County, Pa., deed Acy tersch4 harlug eleleme against Bald 'elate will pme. eat th.ro, and all per. son. Indebted to red estate will watt trurzellate pay• vomit to the carlerrlgniel... , 11. MeLEAN. oetl3-41e. Ea. d JTeph Loiran, decd. Fill , and Winter Goods Mts. S. H. HALL ,Woald respedfally call attrnUon to her ''LARGE STOCK OF GOODS, Jut reettud hem -Ni. York, embruiu Sonnets, Hats, Ribbons, ago., Tosetler with soma DRY GOODS! WlLich atm will mill C AP FOR CASH, OR READY-PAY. aalay. attention paid to bleaching. coloring presdag. Store on Peach 8t...1 doors above The Depot. Br* _ Pa. - apisolltf. Valtuible Mill Property for Sale. ' , FRE UNDERSIGNED BEING•DESIR- A. ono of enraging ha otherbusinesii, offer fer emliitheir Ytil Pioperty situated in Albiee, Erie Co P. Th‘s ratty consists of One noCEING 1,i7, O. SAW Tiro -DWELLING 110CvLS and IS ACRE.; of LAND. The roertng MITI worha three- Lair of burro, Ulm bolts and all onusr neeessary - toinh inert lor doing a merchwat or custom biutinesa, and le now doing • pay , tog business—the retail trade amounting tq tow Utero Ito twenty tbosaaad dollars a year. , The Saw will bas one Upright- Saw end one Cactilv 'flaw, and b doubts limed and in complete The above mins are driven by a never failing stream, and will be mild at • bargain. All lefty, of inquiry el,l moire prododi ttleation by add:losing C. ;INN re SON, °et' 114 m. Albion, Erie Ce, AUTUMN TRADE. JO I HN 'C. BEEBE wise attoitko o 1 etoe parehas ham to hie lair and new 'k of SEASONABLE - GOODS! ,• Lbw rescuing for the Pair & Winter Traclet id • Parekased slams the lots decline in told, and will be sold at drlielioals and Read, CHEAP FOR CA..SII: . . Also Uwe ' e s stock of . • Boots arid Shoes, be sold at prices far below the i4seat. Wee rete THE PLACE TO GET YOUR MONEY BRCS, 111 AT ' EE. COUGHLIN 3 B BOOT & SHOE STORE ! Slate Street. Nearly Opposite the Tut Ogle*. r. CO hi* Beet sad Shoe Dealer, Wham tie Paths , that has mamma Ws stand to the Store Room ea State sheet, wee, emelt* the Post Orley where ka !site aU Itia old Maeda wad mummy to glee Ittni • oat Pertltalar attention 'inn to REPAIRING! • - auttel vettamma,seperiatsedlair all hie heelers WaKheheßeras bt-eia give u good astlsha tfea and oil at as low prim as any other person to the sty. Read sits WanNited. ap HOUSE, SOOTS" COINSIL OY THIC PA k STATI ST, • ERII4, JOHN D'HNCAN. PROPRIETOR. • t Thoinderegned iteriglt takes 4011 F, of the IN" melphomrs Betel nod tented it la impeder idyls rs .p.etfalli solicits a ehare et as public patronage. Tema and \s aeoftamodetiona 'gaol, to any in the ir For the 'Mundane* at ns from the coma try a good stable MO bee& the pronto's. rortwein. 1 ' 6 .JOEIN DUNCAN. } rz, Vm a 64,..a , D , -,1 the wart of •Comtoon &M.. Whitt&Slay. P lies of Erie Coast).No ' irt. . 9, N. v:Aeree, 1653. . etEIVitAT ili THE ABOVE Chests liSfeby Dotard to appear at the court of plass he he hold* at Erie, land for the se, c. ty ed Erik es the let . of November nut, and an. twee the slid sesplala as show oases lazy she bath whys diverse Werth, , • of statrirsoay should sot lie putted to said plahrtlit. LL RN A. CRAIG, Sheriff. noire Odise.trria,Ost. • 11164 4w . •i- . Stray : eifer. rilliE TO THE P4IIISES OF THE %.1 Ilsbmsibst, be Basher C k tp., os the Lake Road, jest below You Me Greek , t eta weeks ego, I two year old nsidee, whits sael g ee eoler—no epolisi mike. UN isms lo roloselsol to woo torwesd, WS mi k e .. r 7. sod blobs* soot , stipends* ski *lll se of soossitsg to law. *NNW I LOURS MIL - I . Empire Feod. Cutter. MAO FOR SALE AND THE Rochester- One Knifo 'ctittr, ' Also • good anortment of fierce & CO ~. IpTtNIO •ee ft To :1 RC &Cp thr•Y, • Ilk MERU IMPLENEVIs i - STO V ES, 'RD WARE, &e., OF. STATE. AR, STH STS„ - I, L. ERIE, PA. Redding's Russia Salve ! FORTY EXPERIENCE Him fully eitabashed As supeticititi at EDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE Om all otbar hieing prep:at/au. REDDING'S ti p ssrA skrs ca mum REDDING'S RUSSIA SAI,I\I CURES SCAM REISDING'9 - RUM A SALVE l .- elytl:3 FELONS. REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE! CUR 'S CMLBIALtiI REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE CURES CIUPPED 24144 REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE: CUM FLEill WOLVDS REI)DINV - 9 itUSSIA SALVE! REDDING'S , RUSSIA .A1.V.13 1 / 4 1 cCRES REDDINia'S RUSSIA, SAISRA REDDISG'S RUSSIA SALVE! REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE! REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE: REDDINCI'S Et :SSIA SALVE: ' • CVRE3 PHEW& -REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE! CCM:9IIIa _REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE: - CURES BLIMb REDDINO'S RUSSIA. SALVE! dr:RE3 FRO3T BIFTEN rah REDPING'S RUSSIA SALVE: ".. CURES ALL CUTANEOUS DIIEAU3 AND ERUPTIONS GENERALLY. REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE! Is perfectly tree from any mercurial nutter or Irian• one particles, and In to cafe wII its arplientlao Interim 'with the rurtedlee that soy be, prescribed by a mph: phylnerao. The Medical Faeottr, throaghont the roles, are unantroous In Its prates. Th . * more its elrtusebryen known the glester Is rho demand, and It Is now eoted• erod an Indispensable article of honashold ..nesaiWe— being need alike by nth and poor. REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE I Is prompt In action, retriOTO• pain at onos, and liabactl the most angry looking 11•11 1 / 1 •Igs and Inaatasaattonn. 'lrby magic —thus alroOtag reltrf and a conulats mt. rh• length of Ulm this salve has bean banrs the gab I. concia.lre proof that It is no o'es.'cla-penny" pn. am tion, pit forth to have'a flntleion, papalanty, and au sank to narnn nor.. • MP . 0.4 23 011 , 111 • Bat. For Pa's ti 4. P. DiNi Watt:, Np. 491. Broadz i k Y., S. IT. FO WLE ik CO., No.lB 'Tremont Stset, 'and by , all Dingesta and Culinary St, rdupapara aug6l:ll-Iy. ' • QUESTIONS, QUESTIONS, QUESTIONS, QUESTIONS, That Concern Every One to Answer ! Are you bald I? Does tow hair fall off ? • Hal your hair booome thin . Does it feel harsh, and dry, and feverish ? Lit taming gray before ita time? re you troubled with itching. burping 10 • 10444 the sealp? Aro .) on tronblsd with Dandruff? ' Are you troubled with what is ealisd_Sorofola Or 84;: Rheum ? Dave you had the irysipelaa, aril lost you hair ? Have you had the ilimans, sad but it ? Hare you had the Typhoid t: ewer, and lost it Have you lost 'oar Pairhy any siclusam Do you tr.ab luxuriant hair? Do you wish soft and lustrous hair / Do you wish gray hair restored ? Do you wish your Whiskers glossy ; ; De you wish theta restored In color Do you want it for your children! • Do you out it for yourself, for father sr ifeolart.. f ? brother, dater or friend ? Do you wait to make a snout Do you want apedams for you toilet De you Tint artiste f Dolga want a puss article ? Do you 'want a double distilled articl• Do yea want a elearalug said° P Do P o u "at t he beat preparation oat fur cilia:* stsaaamtiag, protsetiag, restoriag the color, and rte 4 w tug soft, silky sad lustrous the Human Hair ? If we sanest . • CLARK'S DISTILLED RESTORATIVE, • FORg THE HAIR, TO BE UNEQUALLED' AND SUPERIOR ANT PREPARATION , EVER O:IMPOUNDED AND OFFERED Tw THE PUBLIC. Sitistattloo tosisatood, or the mousy rallootwf It owls *all for ono bott:s, or a bottle) for osid bY Dniulsta wad Dealers +ropwbon• C. G. CLAIM & CO.; Prop:teas BAR. o a CO., N Y General Agents. - • jy16.64, MUSIC LESSONS, Can be had win of WILLIAM Wlliala FltollBEll OP MX. j woo CUU3 OLD iOtii CUR CAliCtel CIIRKS SALT Rl:lint crnis BOtL9 CrRS.i.OOIIC3 •
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