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The national Republican., 1861-08-21
T library OF CONGRESS-,

- WASHINGTON, august 8, 1861
Notice is hereby given that the Library of Con
gress v will be closed on Tuesday the 18th day of
August and will not be reopened until Tuesday, the
nth day Of September.
JOHN G. STEPHENSON,
aug6 (Chron., Star, and Intei.] Librarian
The national Republican., 1861-08-21

IMPORTANT TO INvENTORs.-RoBER
i W. FENWICK, Qate Manager Of the Washing.
ton Branch Office Of the Scientific American Pate n
Agency of Measrs Mum Co and for more tina u
ten years officially conn pected with said frn, and
with experience Of fourteen years In every br
relating to the Patent Office and the interest Of In
ventors)
COUNSELLOR AND PATENT AGENT,
Ofnoe In Washington, d. c., northeast corner Of
Seventh and streets, second story, directly oppo
site the Patent Of1ce.
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HARDWARE.

u WHEELER,
T.. AGENT FuR THE SALE or
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
7 "A H ID :" a H n !
No. 81 louisiana drerue opposite Bank Of Washington,
Bar, Sheet, and Hoop Iron Horse shoe a
Iron, Norway Nail Rods, Burdens Patent ~D
Horse Shoes, Horee shoe Malta; Cast, Shear, ~
and Blister Steel Anyils, Bellows, and NV
Vices; Sheet Lead, Bar Lead and Lead Pipe; Loaded
Roofing Tin Bright Tin Of all kinds; Block Tin
Zinc, and Copper Iron, Brass, and Copper Wire /;
Carriage Bows and Curtain Canvas, Hubs, Spokes,
Rims and Axles Looks, Hinges, Screws, Nails,
Brads, sash weights, sash Cord fulleys, Planes,
sp.des Ests. FoIs
&C., &c. Depot for
PLANTS NEW PATENT BLIND HINGE.
AL at the lowest prices for Cash, or to punotusl
customers on short credit. nov 20
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a Nswlpaper ollce xobbsd.

oftice, M Chester, was quietly nobbed last
nisht and cleared out. There was no noise or
disturbance, and most of the residents were
iYnorant0 0f the affair until the work Of destruo.
o0n was completed. q EnHRrfea - ! =
The national Republican., 1861-08-21

COUNTER AND SHELVES FOR SALE
between + and G, aug Ie
The national Republican., 1861-08-21
II 1T. WAsHIN GTON ST. I
III STOW USE, IL
267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 267

CAMP EQUIPMENTs Of every variety, -
style, and nnish, constantly on hand, and for
sale ct prices comparing with any retail eG
TIN, SHEET IRON, or COPPER WORK made
to order ut the shortest notice.
All goods guaranteed to be q represented on sale
Call at
JAMES SKIRVINGD
Wdshin9ton soe, Grate, Range, Hat air, Furnace Tn
Shea. Iron, and Copper Ware Aanigadwy
No. 267 Pennsylvania Avenue
aug s3-eo9w Corner Of Eleventh Street
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NREAT EXPECTATIONs,
u GREAT EXPECTATIONS
CHARLES DICKENSS BEST BOOK,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS!

CHARLES DICKENS'S NEW BOOK,
AUTHORS COPYRIGHTED EDITION.
DICKENSS MASTER PIECE,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
DUODECIAO ILLUSTRATED EDITION
Price so cents in paper cover, two editions with
thirty four Illustrations by McLenan In CLOTH either
and for sale this day by
7. b. PETERSON l. BROTHERS,
No. $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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WRAPPING PAPER
w FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE

MEDAL FOUND.-A large Silver Medal,
lN1 found by seaman and lest at the Navy De.
Ing 1t.
aug 7-6t
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From Hon. Charles Mason, late Com mis-
si0Der Of Patents.

stOper III Patents.
WAsHIsGroS, D. c., Oct. 4, 1850.
Learning that X. W. Fenwick, ESQ Is about to
ope an Office in this city as Solicitor Of Patents
Icheerfully state that have long known him as q
gentleman Of large experience IN such matters Of
prompt and accurate business habits and Of un
doubled integrity. As suoh, i Commend him to the
inventors Of the United States.
may2l CHARLES MASON
The national Republican., 1861-08-21
GARDENI
ERN,ST LOEEELER

Takes this method of announcing to his friends and
the public generally that he has opened his garden,
on the corner Of New York and First street,
for the reception Of yisiters for the Music on
Monday and thursday evenings, and sacred concerts
on Sunday evenings He has always large supply
Of Refreshments, wines, liquors. &C Also, the very
best lager beer from his brewery, He also fur
nishes lager beer to persons throughout the city.
bowling alley and ymnasium have been fitted up for
the accommodation of visitors, maya
7 OsT, on the way from the stea mer
Il Thomas Collyer, q large DIARY. Any one
finding the same will please leave II at the office OF
the National Republican. The owners name Il. A.
PERCY, will be found In 1t. auRip-8t
The national Republican., 1861-08-21

GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
CHARLES DICKENS'S BEST WORK.
frice 30 cents In paper cover, or two illustrated
editions In cloth with thirty four ether
In duodecmo or octave form, for $780, is published
and for sale this day by
T.B. PETERSON BROTHERS,,
No 806 Chestnut street,
aug l6-N Philadelphia
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change is quiet but steady ut fnt OF which II Is
profitable chip gold .Dber why, while our produce
exports continue 10 be heavy, and our imports light
beyond rec precedent.
Ia every r. srect fnancally, the community stands
well for crelug upon II new career on proepefii y.
Tie rebellion" iDdeed, seems TO De tue only rioun IN
tie horizon, md opinions differ AS 10 the inJ1rtius
effect even OF Il horror upon the business activity
and enter rise OF the loyal States that are entirely "u,'
tide auy 10 sible field Of conflict. Were the gfeat
West in good c0udi'on shOnd he very eoniGehl OF
a iair Autumn trade gro,Ving out OF the aoso I'VE
nc ie of tie Ieopo all soIt OF goods ana base
upon iLe Of the crors and the expenditures oil
government. As it il. hope Tor tar trade; out IL
nav he that the West /. much cramped-oue WHY OF
the uilertua She will be forced TO Walt un'il anoIhcF
sea-ou she purchases IN quantity.
TIE Chicago Tribune says;
The noticeable change IN finance matters for the
wei is the degradation Of Tie CGnsGa bank notes
from II ls of currercy. After geruring very han'
some circulation here fle banks Of Montreal have pa,
up tho rate Of exchange 10 y cent preullun, ana
hence t6Ir ssnes Of treated as those OF Ie
neighbpiing States. Exchange IL more active Ine
ranIe is about !aa premium for approved currency.
The banks still sell at TO customers. For Canani
currency g, prerium il 'te ra for coin 1t Can stil
be had a. "a = eeht discount.
The MlUaukee Meas, same date, date, has the fol-
lowing:
TIE appearance Of the Controllers report showing
the euuebt banks to have III de good the deficiency ii
their .ecdIi lie, las ID most saifctory elect IN
BURNERS and monetary crCls. There i 80 longer any
dist,u-t ia our currency and tie demand for lol has
entirely erased except TO remit abroad. We a,e in-
cnea 10 rbink The oso Of Tie Dfese4 week VIII see
exchange selling ut s. and perhaps lower.
Thompson Brothers quote Currency ts-day az fci-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

By the use o. these Pills the periodic sliaeis Of NSc1 or
& Headaes may be prevented and sson 1T the commence
sB. OF attack aneasss ,elefo rain and sickness vii 10
obisiHed
They seldom fall IN removing tic Eou,ss sAd Hsa1aoa.
whseh female, subject
They gently upon the bowels removing oOs,ises~.
For Lieyory Men, SsdAi Dslicos Fsale.. and all PER
sops ,esen,arv Labi they valuable Lorat. I'm
proving he oppe gvioe and rgr to the Digestive
ss. and restoring tho slss,ic and the whole
system
The cEPHAIIC PILLS. tho result d long Investigation
sBd carefully cosaueted experiments. having been in us many
years. during which nls they have psvented and relieved
v,,.auovut Of pain and suGsi,s from Besdschs vhshs
oe, attn, in he system Oa dsr'nsed state Of he
seg aen.
1,v.ye eney sstsble in theb composition. and ma, Be
Al, times vi perfect s4fs., without uDatrs change
DE- Act and "a, 81 any e.assoaSss a'fs renders
., ad,,.is,.y hen 20 esadysa
BLwARE OF CoUErERrEIrs!
m. .,,,os have Eve sisasszrss Of HENRY G. sPALDRSa
on each Boz
goc BY Druggisls and al other Dealers In Msdoiass
no. VIII DO sent by rns1, prepaid receipt Of she
PRICE Is CENTS.
All O,asr should bs,darssssdtO
HENRY C. sPALDIN0
No. % Codss st., Nsw.Y0h
rxr A .usl. tOs,l. Of sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
wfn sue ten ,lnaes 1t, cost sDnusry.-E
sPALDINGs PREfARED CLUES
gPALDING's PREPARED CLUE
spuDNGs PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECEsi
ECONOMY DISPATCH
ey"AsrnCK IN TMs SAVE, Nrr.pa
~ accidents sa happen. tsa regulated JamQis. a Il
very desirable TO have cheap and wsy Of ,,p
log Yumi.urs TOy,. Croche7y 40
i sPALDINGs PREPARED CLUB
meets al such esrsencs and household c.s afford "a \,
wikou,L n,tlways resdy, and up to the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA kpsh sscOrYasies each sOsla trico, ss o.a,.
Aaarsa
| HKNRY C. sPALDINo
4 No. ~ Ce3srst, NswYsIk
\ CAUTION
AZ esgisn unrhSpes persons attempting palm of on
The unsBspectns public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE.
would caution all persons sznne before purchasing sus
| ne that tho fun name.
U sPALpNGs PREPARED GLuE.-a
10 Dc Outside wrspps dpetast ars 'pAfsHs esuss~f&
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Eeeal Nolltes.


CHANCERY NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -
- R-tSe cen GEORGE MONPHY, Pluinfif. r,M ES 10
KELLY FEEtAN sod PETER O'EEILL Densnha, 0 -
Funsut the made IN this by the CGuu at Chou
cey Upper Can tn CREDITOR e te esd Peter ONei
VIII eitlcd To- participate 10 ~ ede unoer tue Deed Of
Assignment thereof mentioned Ia Ed decree land which
SAD ecI J. ONc lately carried on busDfs nrichsn 81
City Of Toronto To- thd part Of CgDsds fmery cacf Up
IrCausddl before 10 1Ck ia the forenoon Mudgy, the
lh dy Of NotemheS next. como n bld their dd
ciC before the md Iegned hGgcr Ia U'dn-y cf tho
ti Court chaubers Ia Usoode Bat In the si Cl n
fTrnt or Ia d-ierlt the'e iheY viii be psen pofy
cadad Ie bteh 81 tire said d. Aud 10 4 The cio,k Ia the
forenoon Of "Wednesday tho 18th day Of November n"Ni Il
my I'D Chamber IL appointed tor IfocredinE The said
debts claims, srd not then allowed tho salno vii e
heard ard sdudcsei LpoG ct said cbauihefs ~ 81
coct in tho OF Friday tho l5h day Of NovsaDcr
neI-Dcd q. Toronto aioIeGaid, the lh day Of July l%
MnRPHY wALKEM Plnlati 5 Solicitors.
Arg law 4wTh
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
tho County RewYoTh, notice hereby given all
having al seaDsi ROBERT BROW ~ isis o. the Ci "
New orb uabe dealer, deced ed 10 present the same WIN
vcuhe thereof tue subsciibris ct The Office Of ELIAS
g. BkONN md ROBERT | BKONE, 10. ~ broadw.y,
corner Of John-.t n tie q Of NeFfeIk OF before ,hs
Of February i2I ANN c Brown, Eaecutrix.
ELIAS @ bRuWE. (F,,,-,
ROBERT l. BROWN, HA'''',
III law6nlTh OF RobetI Brown. deceased.
IN PURSUANCE of on order of ROSWELL c.
bBRAIfAFD ESQ., Surrogate Of TIE County ct Mas, n'-
hereby given ,ccoi sw. & al peTs lie having
Claims inst HENRY SER late q tue Cry 81 hroc.-
18th vouchers thereof 10 the subCii"Cs ~ ir 1fe
SNl IL EL1 j., NJ los Gnll cnu-r Il Frakofi-st "a
the ty Of Ne~fors bsfo.o tho t1ird day Of Feo'
fuary ueK,--Daied July 81, Itl
JOsrPd kttrEi, Ezeertors. &c., OF Henry
SMITH ELY, JE, ) L. hsysss' dscra'sd
susl.IhvGmorh.
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1901 THE Pennsylvania 1851
lCOl CEN1RAD RAILROAD AoC1
GREAT DOuBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
gle capacity Of The Rad equal 20 any IN the e9unti
1HE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WISE


Ohics No Aston House. corner Of esey $;
fssli, for the snd fro% Clio
Orsesn, End ali 10 the West. Nor Invest AID
seT SoS. s s ~ he oc. ~ Court
lsodtL MOrniug Express, m; Evening Express, p III
Piburghst Il day and connecting hoEe with all West
sls,sisa and smokiug.cs al the irsus.
Fare aa sys los, asd the tune quick by other
r's route Freghs Of al descriptions be forwardsdto
sStou NJ pS,1I ~ lowe 81 Mouf b. RAiIasap o.
SECr the navigsbIe rivers Of Che Wed by
s'ss@sr ~ sh, 20 ard from any point Of tho West By the
as 90 se al mssssnS sBs S
h., Ibs be Freight this Company, reJ
. CoSpsDs alec nsnians Emgsnt AcsoGnedaIo9
% BY gbch sr emis sting t sny eSs ,s sss
.<f,Ss T. ELLIOTT Psssensr Agent No Aston Honss
LEh Ma A 10 Hss e' snsS No South wiui4s
MCDONALD BsohosF, E gisjlIs , asS1i s.o.
ESocH LEWIS. General sup't 1ltoOns, 7.
nAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N j.
saSss cay AfSPS 5 s s'a WY.
bury LONG BsIgsn Wets', &c Or aadsheyJuyl'.
sae. II Rosssoc.si daily Ct a Port
Menmouh oOuDcii's hss With ear. for ali rseal1 st,9s
Ssascf, 81 m 10Y a IA and y p u. Siege Sonhset
S:s: oS i re and fcS e s
sold At reduced rates Hotels &, Long Branch esre T to
r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF
~ TERMINUs.-Leave Jan esslp and 2h.t Feuies, New.
So and 49, P t9' 5s.ppor' ", n and 4s
n :, = ~ s ~ s. ~ rss JsI,ss e
o. i m so 4:se sae snde,s p m Tsin' lesve HraieF'
NEw-yERsEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
eirY@a.R az Esprss LIRE. New sSd Ii
sssa sSd tie ws. and ioi a r. and though Ssss:.
'A''A'd ia w. .p %5ob = Assistant Superintendent
Nc baggage viii be received for any rn unless delivefedsod
ehseAsd 70 inmates in advance 0fthe time 0flesvins.
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eftbs azec,s Of The roaie 10 effects ths bs.s, !,
i ted ., s "a Il We salgs 4 does whsa 6asss 80
Ne fse sd vss'ed bis Pn,bab ~ 9 pJ esss.
:S e wy or az s ss''s ~ es
SSr s,ase likely 20 10 TO late fos ss, a i.r ~
Sp ~, ~ N Monday Although tosr hour. !. s
ce Of The IsbSd I Pa = is r MIN !" ~. ~
Ios9tS TOO late for market Here tse roo, "'syss
ensoled to ss.e the rog III a. boz. wsa ~ = :, sss
~ g ,as any dy iLe x tours hey I'D III ss ~ ssas
aro The s"f be Gss a' coa 4 s "a
saeysfss ws ~, a. 5rts s'oo O'Clock asSda :.
hat su Les, OF sSoJ' % bogT. tsyond dssss
h'sly eogdior for Laasu D Tod S' e., are e..
them III al ss ~ p my were sd AMI srbSbly sas n
these eoismso's written We s Scn,
s hs', ''SeA wa, dialed Is head and the een.nrs.
DANG" the rao.d should be eorpea - man inc -s.
ate hsu law a %a psE !, Zoe 70 he s:. k,y
i'1 asS S@a s, sSe, ~ hq,, nP N % cad
was day ia d as S Sy the T. M ,s
s, damsse Of owners sud there h. asus snopS q ss,
o., any sort of conveniences for iiiag. WV
DroSors by he Nswyork Central fosd tb. west h.dt,A
the passage from Roche tee ticA n dirty contras.
bose. without seats lgts wst.r ia s IT, with ne MA
road that treats respectable In such away @ I'd
Nsw.roRK AMI LONDON c,rrrs x,axsrs coxp.ps,.
90 tho Mondats Of esc IL the follow year. ootrrs x
cat 10 marie, Of London tho fl wing ngabsT. Of bosh -
mails The Monday market there eoue.ponds cor a,
HaTlss hero IN Forty rect. and tnors . At
ma ket which about equals In Popori al the osheyt
places o tbs city. We c1unnt give tn figures 1r the Thcc
market for any but the present year Joyt Ihay sEc:
Bu oeks. 81" Csves............... ca
shsep and Lambs. Lilo
T9ssl''"' ...."-..""..."".--..I7~a
na &.pisy which IL The vssy market Day London
July is4 there mar
suocts s,7o rss':.."~.........".. ~
Sheep and L2nlbs, ....15sl0
Cavrs...s. 32sl Total .3fJc1
Tbi. would 81 be the total suJ ply g tie " 81;
Bnock "a' 81
Sheep and LSB5s......f $50 20
C0ws..................... IO
Ths following tDs numbers fpottel ry. Jpfy %
corresponding icys { Z -sy-fEl y@srs:
1873. 1859. 1850. 1851. Average
POLLOCK, ;';......', S@S $50 d5ts eio I'm
c Ca; Az a. s sss 2 S,s s BE- rs
Total .,..33zJ % $40 3,z6 3ig8 1ia
prices pn Of The net weight Of tbs nss Of butsS
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+ ONG ISLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Gunner Retreats.

GEA BATHING. UNITED STATES HOTEL
~ LcDs Bs.eh ~ j.. viz opsu io, e eeepdon O visitors
xine 10 le5 Win the enihTT n ig Room rsTior ID
4iioss Rooms since as Gessoa viii syy Sccsinniodsse
bGzss<A Addssis y. a. 6kokMAkER, PToprsicE
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sndWEST. Trairs lesye;
From Chambers-,t. 49, From . ths
Express and II m aed 3:3D T:1S, HE'S sndJ:S5 aat
aud d. II. 5:2S IN.
Troy ard albany with see. 1888 p (Sunday iocudea
xoasSsssoaie usia At G e. u 6;2s a. m. and l;p p.
f'erd las =.
Peek,khl train. p m. 50 p m -, o.as. -
Sing siug train 1850 s;2 f'ss ara o'<' IN
aud p
A. H. sMti n, Superintendent
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sEw.qegx CATTLE mhRnET

Fop TIVE WylK ENDING AUG. T. idSl
Y0TAL RECEIPTS W CATTLE KINDS. EpN Ths VEhA
Aeo ding TO the port. the several market places 10 mo
!. :, there Ia We te3n received ,hi. week.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
Platform of Hancock County De-
mOcracy.

Resolved, That We are unGusliii'
edly opposed to the whole seces
sion doctrine. and condemn it as a
scheme invented by traitors, to sub
vert the beet government on earth.
ReSoh,ea, That the Democracy of
Hancock county will never consent
to tie ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Union
The Constitution and Union agreed
upon and adopted by our iatl ers
must be maintained, and to that end
we arc in favor Of u vigorous prose
cution Of the war until rebellion
now existing is suppressen, and the
laws enforced over the whole country
without resistance. ljut at the same
time, in view Of the desolation
which ia the inevitable reeult o.,
civil war, and to save the loyal aud
Union'loving people in the seeded
states from utter destruction, we Hre
! in favor of such a plan of adjustment
OF the unfortunate troubles as will
secure the allegiance o. The rebel.
lions states, and the unconditional
submission o. the dislnya people to
e Constitution and laws q! the
United States.
Resolred That the irtlncncc ot
the Democratic purity in this county
inmrn and money, has been freely
given to aid the government in ia
efforts to crush rebellion. and ",
intend IN continue our Efforts nuti
obedience To tho laws 10 secured il
every state. That such cpirhcts a
."traitors" and "scccssionists." np
led to " by foolish and indiscree
men. are, to say the least. in ba'
tnste at the present timc, hut vii
p not deter rs from discharairg on
, duty to the whole country.
! Resolre1. That we hereby tonde
10 the officers aud men of the Z al
: liant 2lst regiment Of Ohio volun
, 'eers, who have recently retnrne
, to their homes. onr heartfelt thank
], and warmcst welcome. HAEcOc
/. county and the state are Justly prou
= of them. No government can IA
d with such defenders.
4 Res0lred, That we have full con
It fidence in the integrity and capacit
Of Hon. NJ. q. Whitely. and deHir
his reelection to the Office Of Con
h mon Pleas Judge. We hereby re
spectfullv present him to the coul
ties OF Putnam and Wood, as III
candi ate tor that Office. and plrdg
: our best efforts to secure his cleo
l. ion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30

are not for 1t are against il; that the field ie
open 10 no neutrals; that loyalty is an activs
principle demanding eternal vigilance; that
the present unhoy rebellion should be put
down; the Union without spot or blemlsh
preserved; and how much soever we desire
peace we can submit TO no ovettures to that
end, from traitors or from rebels in arms
against the government.
Resolved, That we cordially recommend
n fair and honorable union OF all parties, IN
favor of the Constitution, as IL is, OF the
goyetnment, as il is, with view to select
ION for state and county Offices, Of the most
judicous PERSONS; being fully convinced
that the time has come when the united en-
ergies OF mighty nation should be felt al
home and respected abroad.
| Resolved, That the spontaneous uprising
Of 800, ZOO volunteer Soldiers, to put down
rebellion and vindicate the national flag and
our national honor, presents new and sub
lime lesson in the worlds history; and moi
only proves their high appreciation OF oul
glorious institutions, but entities them to
the lasting gratitude OF their country.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF thi,
convention be forwarded TO the Cleveland
and Akron papers for publication.
S. II. PITKIN, Chm.
|. II. BUNNELL, Sec'y
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
Union Movement.

The Urion movement throughout
tho state, is progressing with the
finest kind of spirit. Leading men
Of oil parties, who have honestly at
heart the good OF the country, are
repndia,ing old party organizations,
and uniting like true patriots for the
support Of The government. With q
lew no; orable exceptions, those en-
gagged in reviving n party warfare,
are disappointed office. seekers, and
such as sccre,ly eympathize with the
Southcru rebels, and arc therefore
dcsirous to keep up q party fend at
the North, in ord,r to divide the
loyal men, and thus indirectly aid
the rebellion. However well inten
toned any may be, who give their
influence to regular partiz'n move
rncnt, tho practical eli ct OF such
policy. is. to give encouragement to
the traitors.
1t must certainly be admitted that
the course pursued by the Republic.
ans il both liberal aud gehorcus.-
In the state, they have an overwhclm'
ing majority, yet they propose at
this tying period, to give mp this
p li,icAl advantage, and mite with
the democratic party, in forming n
state ticket end 10y common consent
have proposed to place in the high.
cs, office in the state, a prominent
democrat. In not one county in the
state. has there been called Rcpub
lican Convention to nominate a par
,,Zan tickct-in not one. In this
Senatorial district which was carried
at the last election, 10y IA large ma
juri,y Tor the Republicans, they have
most checrfully united in calling q
Union Convention, To nominate q
candidate Tor Senator. Did ever
party before abandon such politica
advantages for the purpose Of har
munyl Did ever any party before
show stronger desire to place coun
try above par'ys But the Republic
uns do not stand alone, in their effort,
TO put .he country in "A condition e
crush ont rebellion. Goo! men an'
true OF the Democratic party hav,
slown a disposition to he no longe
bound by party tranme's-to n
longer obey The beiee's OF party, an
have. therefore, come out in favor q
not only the Union, hut union {
all loyal men Of the state and nation
and their noble example is havir
its GOOD effects.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30

night. They were released on taking
the oath not to carr, arms in future,
but they understand the prohibition
to ,x'ond only ~ the state OF Mis-
souri.
Matters in Il la arc about in
Istatu quo. There have be no adj
Iditional iorces sent here, and pro-
baby will no, be Tor the pres, Mt
The 0rguniz ,tion OF tue cavalry
companies is being pushed rapidly.
McFall's company is about tull. and
quite thoroughly equipped lng's
company is last filling up, and by
the time their equipments have come,
their numbers will doubtless be
complete. TIE two Leutenarts OF
this company have been taken from
the 13,h-Dickinson, Of Company
B, being first Lieutenant, and
Curry, Of CompoDy--, second Lieu
tenant. Ing, it will he remembered,
is the Methodist Minister of whom |
have several times written. lie hae
tried pacific minis'rations in this
country tor some time, without much
success, and nov intends to repre-
sent the church militant, and enforce
his doctrines with saber and pistol.
The third company of cavalry is
TO be commanded by Capt. Browen.
the man who made such gallant
stand q few weeks ago, near Lenox's,
with only dozen horsenen, against
tour times ,he number of secession
lists. When these companies arc
Iorganized, they are to ho formed
into a battalion, with Major com
manding. Henry Porter. an Ad'
.iutant of the 18th, is spoken OF iol
GIthe position. .
j Lieutenant Kelly Of the first regi
mcnt of regular cavalry, with
small detachment Of men. came into
I Rolls yesterday to secure a maj
I charged with stealing Emmet Nc
, Donald's horses. The horses wer'
in his charge, but when McDonsld'
time for leaving came, neither mel
nor horses could be found.
Kelly, however, secured the OF
fender, and carried him back 1
. camp.
b. Sturgis' camp is being moved thi
, morning to the point spoke {
Yesterday, two miles East on th
Salem road. Major Sturgis goes t
+ st. Louis to day. and the camp wi
t be left in command OF Capis. Steel
and Elliot.
Reports are brought in of bod
: OF rebels assembled at Lanes prairie
! said by some to be a detachmer
!. from McCul.ough's force.
D There is danger OF an atteml
t, being made TO tear up the railroa
y track between this point and Franl
@ lin.