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City Politics.
CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC UNION.


The delegates of the above named Boz y held regular
meeting at TanmsDy Hall las. evening, which was vel,
attended John Cochrane, Esq, President, took the
chair and Mr. L. i. Harrison acted az Secretary pro
tempoIe.
After the former minutes had been read and proved
the convention proceeded 10 ballot for secretary Mr.
Patrick Zee declared elected but declined to act
second ballot then taken, when Mr. L. +. Harrison
received the largest number Of votes, and at the
mes. request Of members, be accepted Of the Office
The delegates then proceeded to elect three
OF the standing (audins) committee with the under
standing that the three gentlemen who received tbs
highest number OF votes the first ballot should be
elected The following members were electei-F. A.
Gaetze, Mcleod Murphy, John caGrey.
ihe Presden. announced tina. he had received reports
from many OF the committees the subject Of the
for the union meeting TO DO held on the eth
inst, They we're satisfactory. The committee Apo n.ed
TO procure the room bad reported that II obtained
now Suitable music had been also provided and ths
report or the finance committee cheering judging
from the tone Of outside reports, the proposed on
meeting Of ths democracy had attracted much attention
and, no DOUBT, gooo r,tuts would flow from 10. The
committee on public speakers rad not completed hsr
report yet i'd ed, u could not be done until day
tNo before the day Of meeting SO far, many eminent
bsd sieDfeo Their intention OF being pre.en. lie
had also 10 AT the distribution Of this circular and
by laws Of the union through the State do ng
much good, and their seItiments had been generally
favorably reesiysd.
witt, rsgui,ton was presented TO the President
calling on him 10 another meeting previous to
the great meeting OF the eth instant To this he
lied that was pretty certain another meeting would
be held, OF which due notice would be given in the
BiF,Ip.
The meeting then adjourned.
hErINa OF THE WIG YOUNG MEMS GENERAL
COMMITTEE.
The regular mcuthy meeting Of the Wing Young
Mems General Committee was held Last night at tire
Broadway House-Judgs Welsh presiding. The evening
was spent in discussing and adopting amendments to
the last years constitution and by laws There was
tosrably large attendance, but from some cause or
other there appeared to he very little enthusiasm amonz
the yeurg Wigs and they adjourned, after being In
session abou. hour 70 meet again he srs. Friday
April.
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Latest from the state Capital.

THE CENSUS BILL IN THE sENATE-A coLoRED PER.
SON IN DIFFICuLTy-LoASs on BANK STOCK CAPT.
tai ABOLITION OF THE MARINE COURT -sPEAKRR
LITTLEJOnN IN HOT WHARF.-THE TEMPERANCE
BILL -oUACK POLITICS AND ouACK MEDIcrsEs-A
STATE BOARDING HOUSE PROPOSED, ETC.
ALBANY, March q 1855
when the census bill came up for third reading this
morning in the Senate Mr. Brools moved 10 recommit
IT, with instructions 10 strike out the clause AUTHORIZING
the Secretary Of state 10 appoint the msrshas a,d to
restore the bill TO It's Original shape giving their Sc
lection 10 the local authorities The alteration in com
mttee giving the power 10 the Secretary was purely
political in order that eemocrG. Know Nothing in
the state should he appointed marshal I. was
garded and acknowledged the vote not to reconsider
recommt plainly showed. On the al vote Senator
Barr neglected TO respond 70 the AL, AMI the vote
stood without him, the bill would have been declared
lost. Rather than such contingency should happen,
that Senator cast his vote for IT, giving the bill just the
necessary seventeen votes.
eolorei gentleman In Chenanyo county petitioned
for change OF his name but the committee refused 20
crafty him. and so reported this morning. His name is
Levi Randall Brand, ard he wanted transposition Of
once been married and for cause secsme divorced
from his WIFE sh sin retains the cosnonen OF Mrs
Brand Now II appears another colored lady has con-
tented 10 be his second wife, condition that his
be previously changed 20 Mr. Randall she Directing 20
war the same the diyor led Mrs Brand The Sen.
ate thought the matter too frivolous and und yn6.d
for s attention and sent Mr.. Brand back 10 Cnenaogo
70 manage his love matters with lis &c .ond dulcne in
the m ost agreeable manner possible. What Ee- York
legislation coming TOT And tli if merely sample Of
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tration stuck to its original plan Of operations
under the management Of Soule, we should
have had Cuba ere this or fight for 1t. His
tact, talents, courage, energy and perseverance
would have accomplished one thing or the
other But upon the first symptoms Of danger
at Madrid, Marcy fnched and retreated and
upon the heels OF the late anti Nebraska aad
Know Nothing reaction at home, the ad-
ministration grounded arms and LETT their
Minhter 10 Spain to find his way back
to New York by The most eligible route,
and as soon as possible. Mr.. Soule has
proved abuDdantly his readiness and his aoili-
ties to carry out the original programme Of his
mission. His failure is due to frightened and
imbecile Cabinet.
All hopes Of the acquisition of the island, or
OF q Sc ttement Of the Black Warrior and other
outrages, upon the basis of commercial reci-
procities with Cuoa, are said now to be at an
end. Our ex-Minis ter is clearly Of this opinion.
We fear as much from the late disoove-
ries of Gen. C0Dcha. Let Mr.. Soule, then,
speak freely. The Ostend papers are withheld
rom The public eye. Let him supply the
deficiency. If Cuba has been utterly lost, what
else have We TO lose?
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Fire at sprinf,eid, Mass.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March p 1885,
FIRE broke out at half past O'Clock this morning,
in the brick block near the railroad depot, syne6
by Chester w. Chaplin, and occupied by Greenleaf 4
Taylor, paper dealers, Brown Graves, hardware,
and Nelson Elmer, bact and shoe dealers The 10
about $40 0O0 and is fully covered by insurance The
fire 10 supposed to have originated from spon
tim
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Death Of Captain Alexander Ramsa.il.

BuFFALo, March y 1870
Captain Alexander Ramsdell died here Wednesday
evening" aged 10 years. He was formerly captain
from Nantucket and has resided in this city for twenty
years. the last eighteen Of which he has ben the
faithful keeper of our lgh house. He was well knoyo
on akea
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Marine A fairs.

LAUNCH OF A PACKET SHIP.-Mr VIM. II. WEBB will
launch this morning. at quarter 10 ten o'cosk from
the foot Of Sixth street East river the ship Neptune for
c. H. Marsbaips Liverpool line, She ia handsome
sci, Of 500 tons burthen
The STEAMSHIP PHIrADnPma sailed yesterday after
noon for New Orleans, via Havana.
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RATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

WASHINGTON, March 2, 1855.
The Agricultural Society after protracted debate,
passed resolutions calling upon the agricultursts OF the
country to meet in convention at Washington in Febru
AIRY next to determine what legislation is necessary for
the preservation OF their interests Several reports Of
committees read, and after accepting invitations
to several public institutions, adjourned.
This evening, a large number of members called
Senator Clayton 10 thank him for the position which he
took in the Senate the subject OF agriculture
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Fatal Accident at Troy.

TROY, March = IS5b.
young man named 0'Brien employed AZ The Troy
Nail and Iron Works. crushed to death this after
noon by being caught and drawn in between two large
ron rollers
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dents give full and interesting details OF weeks
later news. Final sentence has been pronounced on
Felix and Estrampes-ths former will be sent TO
Africa for ten years. and the latte, viii suffer death
by ,he garote. A list of the namss OF some of the
Cubans sp ested ut Puerto Principe, many OF them
OF high social position, is given.
An embryo affair Of honor was brought 20 the
notice Of Justice Brennan yesterday The chal'
enger cor ured MS antagonist no. TO take shelter
under the petticc as of timid women. The advice
Was taken the statute for such cases xa5 appeal
ed TO- and the Justice bonded said challenger
In one thousand dollars to answer the charge
Of sumGGnirg his rival TO mortal comh<t. or
couYss LADY Is the cause Of the falling on. The
particulars are given under the police head.
Democrats of every stripe are ID be pretty tn }
roughly shaken up mex. Tuesday, as that s the time
set down FOR toe grant over 9bslming fusion meet
rgss Old Tammany, under the aus 3icas Of the
Universal Central Democratic Union Club, J,hn
Ccctrane, President. A meeting of ne Cab vas
Ted lsss evening, g. wiich the programme was
partially agrsed upon. The ancient properties ard
psrspheraalis OF The aeft shells are TO be pu, ia
commission big guns, thai are sxpscsed to
srlive hare Immediately after the breaking up Of
Congress, are all loaded TO the mazzle, and are
Duunu 10 eAp1uuc, M VI HiHs' gfAnu raily OF
tie terrified and tbs un.erriiea is hoped To-: but
blessed are they who hope for nothing, for they
shall no: be disappointed.
The sales of cotton yesterday rea hsd about 1900
bales, the market Closing s.eady. -Four was irmsr
with fair amount. Sales Of common State closed
at about 6lc. o l2a,. per tbl. fl mar. Wheat, Of
prime quality, was scarce and arm. Corn was some
easier, while pales were made to fair exseat at
prices ,srI ing from o5c 9sc., bat chiefly at 96c
97c Provisions we're unchanged. Rice was firm,
with better demand, and closed with a tendency
TO higher prices.
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0GDESsBURG, March Q, 1855.
match for $500, between c. SINNERS mare I'll II n
man, Of Rochester, and John Z. Perkins Belle OF Og-
deDsburR, took place the ice to-day. Til Hinman
took the purse, in three straight heats. Time-226-
2:3o-226. Much interest was taken in the sport
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WELLINGTON, March z 1900,
No. sT-Charlss Minturn, appellant VS.. Lafayette
Maynard, ct a-Csuse argued by Brent for appellant
and Cutting for appellees.
No. SI.-John G. Hays plaintiff in error, Pacific
Nail Steamship Ccmpapy.-Argument commenced by
p,sn for, ~.
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Photographic, Crnyon Daguerreotypes.
sterescores taken at ROOTS 1853 Broadway, OF
Franklin street.
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politicians, editors, priests puScsns and sinners III
not visit KNOX, 12S Fulton street or 500 Broadvay
where II you cannot End HIN yon will certainly see his
(knoxs, not SANS spring style Of hats for gentle
mel elegant Ia conception, matchless In manufacture
Of faultless materials and economical in price.
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Cent,emsn,s Unts-T,I,J. Al vo... e.,

GenOemtn's Bnts-Rird. 40 Nassau Street
VIII introduce the new styles CT Thursday March it
Soft fur hats OF every variety Of style and color
featured with express reference the Of
frat class fashionable city trade. BIRD 40 Nissan
street, between Liberty street and Maiden lane
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New HAMPSHIRE PoLIrICs-The State cleo
ton in New Hampshire for Governor, members
Of Congress, State aud county officers and Lee
gislature, comes off on the 18th instant. The
Legislature to be elected will also have 10 elect
two United States Senator'S There are four
parties in the field, and four candidates for Co
vernon, to witt
Administration Democrat. B. Baker.
Nplg.'. james Bell.
Fieo sVb. AbA sOWler
The contest appears however, already to be
narrowed down to the democrats and the
Know Nothings-Baker and Metcalf. The can
vass is exceedingly animated on the part of the
Know Nothings, and the prospect is that the
administration will be completely wiped out
in the election.
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pHILApTLPUIL STOCK RoAHp.

. FH1IADEIIHIA, March :, 1900.
Our stock market was dull this msrnng sith small
sales at the following Intoxicating Railroad 3SsT
Morris Canal, 14H Long Island Railroad, 1875 Penn
sylyania Railroad, Az; Pennsylvania State 5s ss.
Money is easy at previous rates.
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mine Whites spring style Of hats, just issued all Who
have seen the declare that they canno. BE- turpRasti
in point Of beauty and elsgtrce WHITE, 2l2 Rrossvay
corner OF Fulton street.
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Those of our readers in want OF fashion able hat csn
obtain one al HALLS 413 Broadway who IL tbs aclnoy
LEGGED leader Of fashion in Ne York BY apuroba
ton. Corner q Ispenard street and broad raY.
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tlemtns hats are ready. Can and inspect them
sslesroom a0l Broadway second door from Duane 81
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Bcehe q Co, 100 broadway, respectfully
solcits the attention OF their customers and the public
TO the spring and summer fashion for sen;emens hats
and
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Company, li6 ana 1ts Nassau street; single hat. at
wholesale pice standard price %, equal 10 any 81 hat
in the city. Call and see
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FREE TRADE PosTPoNED-The House amend
ment to the General Appropriation bill, re-
ducing the tariff from fifteen to twenty per cent
in some casep, ard totally Gbolishing the exist
ing duties upon many other articles, was, after
an exciting and intense debate in the Senate,
on Thursday, rejected by a majority of two
against the proposition. The measure, even
by this close shave, was not defeated upon its
merits, but upon the ground that it was out OF
place and bad precedent as an amendment to
one of the regular appropriation bills. The
debate shows that there is clear majority in
the Senate for these tariff reductions, and that
when they shall come before the body in
separate bill, it will pass smoothly enough. The
measure goes ever to the next Congress, and
then we may expect still more decisive step
towards the abolition of Custom Houses than
this bold but popular amendment Of the House.
We repeat that when Massachusetts, and
South Carolina are united for free trade, it is
perfectly useless for Pennsylvania to resist.
Her coal and iron must come down. These
tariff bounties upon consumers have lasted
long enough. It is decreed in the new revolu
tion that they must and shall cease. If the old
fosies are surprised a. the developments to
this end in the action OF the House and the
Senate, let them beware of the next Congress-
The work must 60 90. Very likely, before
five years, or even three, shall have passed
over our heads, there will not be solitary
Custom House in operation in the United
States not one. Such is the drift on the tariff
question of this new, mysterious, tremendous,
and Irresistible American revolution. Never
saw the like before. Perfectly astounding.
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NInrkets.

new ORLEANS, March Q, 1855.
Holders Of cotton are demanding an advance. Sales
to day 600 bales The sales for the week have been
80 600 bales The stock hani is 1873 900 bales The
receipts at all Southefn ports less than las. this
tme are put down at q 0o0 bales. FreghtsCo.ton TO
Havre 10 l6ths d.
CHARLESTON March !, 1855
The sales Of cotton during the past week nave been
amount to a. 500 bales-leavin5 q stock on hand of
200 bales. The market closes firm In rice, the
weeks business fcots $50 terces at prices ranging
from 3Ko a Nc. The market ia firm, and tends up
ward. The stock hand is 100 te-ces Freghts arc
firm.
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APPOINTMENTS TO TIE NEW kKGIMENTs OF THE
ARMY DUTIES REFUNDED ON IMPORTS FROM THE
PROVINCES.
1t lie understood the Brgader General provided for in
the Army bill by the House is to be given to General
Shields.
The additional officers in the Army bin are to be
selected one from each Congressional district.
The bill refundng duties pail since the signing OF the
Reciprocity Treaty and its being carried into effect
mainly successful through the active exsrtons OF Israel
D. Andrews. Esq, United States Consul for the British
Provinces.
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a long catalogue of certain Cuban outrages
well put in, would eithY bring her to bargain
or rupture, and one alternative would be a.
coed for the annexation of Cuba as the other
Mr.. Soul6 persevered in this plan Of operations,
in the teeth of conflicting and changeable in
structionstrom Marcy, till his work was arrested
by the Espartero revolution. Then, through
the advice of Mr.. Dudley Mann, our Minister at
Madrid was called to that Ostend conference.
Marcy there was checkmated through the coun.
sells OF Mann-Soule was sustained and, after
the settlement Of the little affair with Louis
Napoleon at Calais, he returned to Spain to re-
sumo and prosecute his negotiations for salts
factory settlement or fight.
In the interval, the Nebraska bill had swept
off The administration party from New H4mp.
shire TO Wisconsin. Pierce was frightened,
Marcy increased his alarm. The Cabinet aban.
doned Cuba-it had not paid, and would nos
pay expenses. Soule was instructed to fall back,
and behave himself with becoming humility. He
resigned he has returned, betray ed, Abandoned
and disgusted. 1t is feared that he will expose
the treacheries at Washington which have de-
iea.ed his plans, the malice Of Marcy and the
imteciliiy Of Pierce, without loss of time. He
must viz dictate himself and in doing this there
is danger Of an ugly exposure AID serious
explosion. We understand that in this exigen-
cy Mr.. Pierce has selected Gen. JEFF Davis, o
brother secessionist in the Senate in 1850, as
the peace maker with Mr.. Soule. Well, If the
latter should be persuaded to forego full OK
position Of the Cabinet vacllations which pro
yosed his resignation, We must be content with
q little. The remainder, perhaps, may be sup
piled by Messrs. Buchanan, Mason and Belmont,
all Of whom are soon expected TO return with
the same general opinion Of the admnist,a-
tion, to wit, that in its European diplomatic
policy 1t has shown neither pluck nor consist
,ney- nothing but vacillation, ignorance snd
imbecility.
One thing is certain. Had he admins
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-09

BAN NER STORE,
AT THE BLUE CORNER,
IIcARTHUR, VlNTON COUNTY, OHIO.
EN order TO dispose Of the large quantities
Il of Me .chandise. now in Macarthur, we are
convinced Of the necessity of offering indnce-
ments to customers, sufficient TO warrant
them in coming from a greater distance for
ther supplies. To accomplish this we ara:
determined TO - .s.N1I
DIVIDE THE PROFITS ''. r..
With our friends. In other words, we will
positively SELL for Cash or Produce,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HARD
WARE, QUEENSWARE, and the
BEST FAMILY GROCERIES. AT
ONE-HALF THE USUAL PROFITS
Generally charged in This region Of country.
We say, TO the Farmers Of Vihten. W., are
prepared to prove what we say. Call aud see
ior yourselves. And we hereby give notice
to all concerned, that the day fos selling
Goods, in Macarthur, for 30 and 100 per cent.
is gone by. We have determined 10 sell for
and 10 per cent. and then make money by
making more sales.
Our Stock is entirely new, and we will, as
the wants Of the people require it, renew. ~
Call and see. SIS. DEMUTH & Go,
Nov. II, i654.-6m. = iais l'.a-I -
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Every body should know
g5h.OYll1URo

Consisting in part, Of Men aud Boys Dress
Coats, 0yer-coats and Summer Goats. together
with Psnts, Vests, Stocks, Hats, Caps, de
And Also: GeGtleme MS and Ladies Boots and
Shoes, of every description, oil Of which will
be sold at prices to suit purchasers. Call and
See. Highest cash prices will be paid for all
kinds Of Conntry Produce.
n. i. Merchants, Furnace Proprietors and
Dealers, can be supplied with any quantity OF
Goods at Wholesale, and at prices that will
compare with the Eastern Market, and lower
than tie same articles tan be bought at Ports
mouth or Chilicothe.
July 2l, lSjl.-lf.
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CHANGE OF IINE.
.SciStO and ii. v. Railroad.

.SciGtO and II. Y. RaiIrOad.
On, and after Tuesday, August ith. 1851
Trims wiIl.m as follows to-wit;
Train No. will leave Portsmouth al 8 o.
clock A. M. and arrive at Jackson at IL O'Clock
NJ. Returning leave Jackson at 2 O'Clock P
NJ. and arrive at Portsmouth at 6 o'clock p
M.
Trans No. leave Jackson at79 o'clock A
NJ. and arrive at Portsmouth at ii o'clock A
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Always ThrOngGd!
I.F. T0VlELL g CO.,
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Millinery Goods, QuCenSwaTe, China
and CafpCiS
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
WYE have iust opened our first Spring
w Stock Of Tie above goods and are now
exhibiting one Of tie finest assortments ever
opened in this place.
To accommodate our increasing trade, we
have converted our second floor into two
handsome saerooms, one for the Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Nattings and Window Shades, and
the other for BJnuatS and all kinds o! Mill
ners' Trimmings at wholesale and retail. In
this department we shall hereafter manulac.
tule or Trim Bonnets in the most fashionable
styles. Millners and Others are invited to
examine our superior stock of Bonnets, Rib.
bons &C., b5iore purchasing elsewhere.
We shall continue as heretofore TO supply
HouseLeepers. Hotels and Steamboats, with
every thing in the furnishing Dry Goods line
Table ware and CARPET, at the very lowest
price. J. T. T0WELL6, co.
No. a Enterprise Building.
April Z. le5i.-ly