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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-19
FINE ARTS.

A oENrs-Now READY, A dREAT PICTURE, TRUE.
IA likeness of Lieutenant General Winfield Scott, fine
steel plate paper printed in six coors; size 2lS inches
Art farther in giving to the nanimate the look Of
rate portrait Of the great American General Wnfeld Scott
having been photographed and coored by Brady July J.
for the special purpose Of engraving and furnishing TO tho
public likeness OF the greatest military chief
tain in the worIdonr should grace
American home counting house, Once,
Workshop and place where PATRIOTISM love Of
freedom and country dwels Every merchant, every
nrmer every mechanic every man. wants II.
The price 50 low that one refuse to buy it. Single
copes Is cents eight copies ST. Sent anywhere receipt
vi money. No stamps taken.
2O8 Broadway, New York.
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DRY GOODS.

MANAGED DRY GOODS
IL SELLING OFF,
From tho FIRE al l08 Sixth avenue,
DAMAGED BY FIRE AND WATER
The whole OF which will be sold at an
IMMENSE SACRIFICE,
10 effect an entire clearance.
ALSO,
The entire valuable stock OF Summer Goods will be offered
at great reduction prices close them before the
fail trade commences, alordns the best opportunity for bar
gains in the city
Particular attention is requested to stock Of
Dress Goods Of all kinds.
Cloaks and Shawls
Lace and Muslin Curtains and Drapery
Hosiery, Cloves aud Embroideries
Straw Bonnes and Hats, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
OF all descriptions the whole OF which have been reduced
nearly one.half In price.
TERMS CASH.
Sale every day at 10S and ITO Sixth avenue.
CHARLES @. HOOK
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LII HOuSEKEEPERS
IA Are interested in the following
READ READil READili
Dur'hy Inc present week we shall add Of freshly
featured and imported goods
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
To previous large stock.
LOOK AT THE PRICES
White French China Tea Sets, A. pieces ...... a TX
White French China Covered Dishes, each. .... az
White French China High Fruit Baskets, each az
White French China Soup Tureens, each. ....... CO
White French China Dinner Plates, dozen so,
White French China Breakfast Plates, dozen. rs
White French China Tea Plates dozen. 90
Gold Band French China Tea Sets, ~ pieces 80
Fancy French China Tea Sets A pieces o.
Gold Band French China Dinner Sets l9l pieces 40 70
Fancy French China Dinner Sets. so 90
Cut Glass Goblcts dozen. 10
Cut Glass Decantcrs pair DO
Bohemian Glass Finger Bowls, Dozen ............ 80
Ivory Handled Dinner Knives, Dozen ............ so
Ivory Handled Tea Knives, dozen. ............ 90
Silver Plated Tea Spoons dozen 20
SiiSer fiaeu TaDe spoons dozen oU
Silver Plated Table Forks, per Dozen 30
Silver Plated Casters, Cut Bottles ........... SO
Silver Plated Cake Baskets each. ............. so
Silver Plated Tea and Coffee Sets, pieces 10 90
Silver Plated Tea Kettles, each ........... co.
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
S. HILvER PLATED ICE PITCHERS, 49,
largest size handsomely engraved best quality Of pa'e
"a. 50. IS. IS. IS. -
Also complete assortment Of \,
IRONSTONE CHINA :.
Dinner and Tea Sets from the celebrated Makers John
Maddox Sons, Stanordshre, England.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
Must enclose the I
Otherwise they will not be answered.
WI. +. DALEY h CO.,
631 Broadway.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

UJSABELLA BRANDY"-PURE BRANDY, DISTILLED
from the Isabella grape, for medicinal purposes This
brandy highly recommended by the medical FACULTY
sustaining stmulant for nyaids and family use. For
sale By JAS Il SMITH, JR., % Broad street.
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MATRIMONIAL GENTLEMAN, PASSED THIRTY,
l1 Wishes correspond with lady not over %, with
view to matrmony; is passabiy good looking and in
Portable circumstances ADDRESS for one week G. B. Newton
Office
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MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY OF FORTUNE. HIGHLY ACCOMPLISHED
n speaks French and Italian very fine vocalist educated
the Opera) would like meet gentleman of wealth
refinement, with view to marmony. Address s. L. NJ.
Brooklyn.
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THE TRADES.

GARDENER AND FARMER WANTED WANTED TWo
ss. ana he a must undersad grapery under
Immediately. NfF'."' ~ "i@hu e"eer
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MEDICAL.

nR. II. A. BARROW, NO 1914 BLEECKER STREET,
IL four doors from Macdougal street, New York..
author OF that popular medical work " Human Fralty,"
may be consulted usual from II 70 and from to g.
Sundays till O'Clock.
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nR. COBBETT HAS REMOVED FROM 10 DUANE
IL street to 20 Centre street. between Chambers and
Keade streets, where he be consulted privately
certain diseases. N. B-Dr. c. Is a member of tho New
York University Medical College,. See his diploma in
his Office Private entrance No. 9 City Hall place.
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TTyO LET-ON nth STREET. BETWEEN THIRD AND
Fourth avenues tho Central Park, well finish
cd Cottage House, with fine yard acitiesgood for get
ting down town. Rent $l20 TO small family. Possession
given immediately Inquire at 200 Pearl street. or on the
premises.
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TTIO LET-THE DWELLING PART OF HOUSE SOC
/ Broadway. 1t is tip top location for any kind of
light business Inquire in the store, s6e Broadway near
Union square,
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A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE
"A 10 get situation 10 learn the wholesale and retail
liquor business the very best Of city reference given
from last employer AZ TO honesty, capaby sobriety,
&C. Address J. A. b., box ITO Herald Office.
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RESTAURANTS.

RESTAURANTS.
A NOVEL LUNCH COUNTER is .sPENCER's-PIcK.
IA led Tongues Picked Mussels, Picked Clans Roast
Beef Corned Beef sardne Fruit Pies and Tars Pork and
Beans Raspserries and Cream Lamb Pies The genu
inc original three cent ale house, No Cor,land street
northwest corner of Broadway. SPENCER
T BEG TO INFORM MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
j in general that have Withdrawn from the firm of
Reynhadt Co. 635 Broadway and have opened at 6l
and in promising very pleasant place Of entertainment
beg solicit the continued patronage Of friends and the
'''-' - CHARLES sEYDEwITz AS Broadway.
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COX nm REyyARD-FOR ANY ONE WHO CAN
ULC.UUU excel Mrs. MERK the well known cee-
bsed medical & wso Is
gives information concerning Of human e Mrs
MER Attorney street, removed to 81 Stanton street. near
Forsyth.
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DY VIRTUE OF TWO SEVERAL CHATTEL MORT
Id gage executed by August and Carl Mehrens
Nicholas Luhrs and both of which mortgages efit
and described all the Goods Groceries and Mechan
disc and Fixtures contained In the store and cellar No 10
Houston street. the city Of New York; and also the
said Premises the being two years from December
TO- 1860 public auction, at the premises No l20 Houston
street. Second avenue in said city the 10th day Of
July 1861, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day.
T" NICHOLAS LUHRS, Mortgage
BY Charles Chenly, his attorney.
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A IL. FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS
N man. English lrsh Scotch &C., will find the largest
selection in the city at the Old established Institute, 13s
Eleventh street Wages moderate to suit the times Also
good situations ready
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VyO LET--AT WAR PRICES, PARLOR AND SECOND
Stories with easements and sub cellar, with gas Ak
lures in the and modern high basement house 249
West Forty sixth street; neigbohood gentee and rent
s25 per month"; Apply to p AYRES CO., 424 Broomc
street near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-19

nANIEL A MATHEWS, AUCTTONEER.
H. NOT1CE.Thc sale OF Elegant Furniture advertised
this day by Daniel A. Mathews Co.. at their sales
70 Nassau street. is postponed until Thursday mex
18th instant, at same time and place. BY order.
WIN. w. LADD, Attorney for Mortgage.
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TOHN IT, hurley, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day, at II o'clock, at 100 West Broadway near Canal
street, large assortment of Furniture consisting Of marble
top and other Bureaus Sofas, Sofa Beds, mahogany and
other Chairs Looking Glasses, Wndrobes Bookcases, En-
tension, other Tables Hair
Feather Beds, Pillows Bolsers and bedding ihiryaye
Stoves FniureiCart together with all kinds OF Fur
niture of every description 10 be sold without
let.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-19

CUNDAY BOAT FOR KEYPORT-LANDING AT UNION,
- Rossvlle Tottens, Perth Amboy and Clwood each
way The steamboat KeyPort leaves foot Of Robinson
street, Sunday, July 81 at O'Clock A. M and KeyPort
Mt O'Clock NJ Persons DESTROYS of getting out Of the
heat and dust Of the city will nud this delightful trip
well as opportunity Of bathing at Keyport. Fare Is
cents each way.
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10 WEST FOURTH SrREET.-MRS ROEDER,
LIE who is acknowledged TO be the only lady in this
city who truthfuy gives Information concerning lawsuits.
journeys, absent friends, love, courship marriage,
health wealth, and s the only person who has the gcnu
Inc Roman and Arabian tasmans for love- good luck and
all business affairs, and guarantees for life Delay
not to consult this naturally gifted lady. Lucky numbers
given Remember her residence, and avoid imposition,
! n West Fourth street, near Charles.
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TNDwARD sCHENCK, AuCrT0NEER.
III ELEGANT SPAN OF HORSES, CARRIAGE AND
HARNESS

T1DwARp sCIIENCK, AUCrroNEER--BY f. h f. II.
II SCHENCK, this day, July 10 ut 10 O'Clock, bay
Mare x hands high years old has trOtted IN 235
and in AGO; is Kind aud gentle. 10 BIZ posi-
lively sold without any reserve.
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DART OF AN UNFURNIsED HOUSE TO LET-IN ST.
Marks place, near Fourth avenue. The second, third.
fourth floors, together separate with Independent
kitchen Bath, gas &C. large yard Location nnexeep,ion
able Rent to suit the times Apply TO PEET THOMAS,
Broadway,
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A SITUATION WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
IA man; In store preferred; is willing to make him
self useful has good recommendation from his last EN-
poyer; understands the Of horses would have no
objection TO 60 short distance in the country Call for
two days at $50 West SD st.
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d. SAn PARTNER WANTED, T0 ASSIST IN A
pAOOs cash manufacturing business, establish
ed extension unlimted clearing at the rate Of IS 900
e,o, ,n rrhaso achrCs ha The anu m
For particulars apply to T. " LIVINGSTON, 93 Liberty
street.
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VXJANTD-BY YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD
w three years experience clerk in large jewery
store situation clerk and to take instruction in watch
repairing; good reference given Address NJ V. s., box
100 Herald office.
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A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED MAN WISHES A
"A situation where he make himself generally use
full salary not being the main object but permanent po
flee
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

A IL EMPLOYERS AND SERVANTS WOULD DO WELL
"A 10 call at the Metropolitan Institute 30 9th av be-
tween 4h and Amy SITS. The Institute IL conducted
reliable busnessprincples Orders by mail attended To.
German and other girls on hand daily for city and
country.
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NTANTED-A PARTNER WHO CAN COMMAND 4
w cash capital Of from s. 600 to "a, 900, good
paying cash business None but principals and those
take active part need apply. References ex
changed Address Business, box la Herald Office.
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A FRENCH LADY, A SUPERIOR TEACHER OF THE
n Italian and German languages and literature wishes &c
find pupils visiting resident teacher in city
Salary object until the late fall viii prove chance
70 adults children. Address Mile s. 81 Madison square
Post Office.
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CUNDAY BOAT FOR WEST POINT, COLD SPRING,
- Cornwall and Newburg; fare so cents; excursion
foot of Jay street every Sunday morning, at O'clock
landing at Amos street, Thirteth street, Yoners Has
tngs, Dobbs Ferry, Tarrytown Sing Sing and Haver-
Excursion tickets to all landings at reduced prices
Returning will leave Newburg at O'Clock, Yonkcrs 59o
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HOUSES, ROOMS, S., WANTED.
UNFINISHED HOUSE wANTEp-lMMEDIATELY,F FOR
H one two months, by smxn family who will take
excellent Of the furniture Address Jarvis Madison
square pust ONCE
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VVANTED-TWO BOYS, AS RIDERS FOR RUNNING
w horses; weight not over IS pounds. None but ex-
perienccd riders need call Apply to G. W. Armstrong
Harlem Bridge Hotel
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

HELP WANTED.-ANY GOOD MAN, HAVING FEW
IL hundred dollars to loan Employer good security gven)
may have fine permanent situation in manufacturing
business $8 week salary Also for sale, Confectionery
and milk depot In Rector streets; price 1926 cheap place
Apply for two days at II Nassau street, room No. 4.
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ID OCULAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR ROCKAwAY.
~ steamer CERES, Captain Ginity, leaves Sum-
day, July H. from Walnut street, East river at A.
Spring street, North river at Sl5 Pier North river,
$50 stopping at the Sea Side House each way Fare So
cents each way.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II,
IL LdEEDS& Co. will sell at anc,ion Saturday. July 20
l0 o'clock at the salesroom No e Nassau street House
hold Hnnre consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Rosewood and Mahogany Bedsteads Mahogany Marble
Washstands; Mahogany Chairs and Rockers covered in
hair CLOTH Mahogany Bookcases Rosewood Suit bocael
Mahogany Eegeres DC; Bosters and Pillows; Hair Mat
resses Straw Beds de- Also about 100 flint lock Muskets,
to be sold without
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VI family hotel one hour from Chambers street by Hud
River Railroad by steamboat foot OF Jay and Harr
streets Five boats TO and from daily every hour
Terms moderate. WM. II. DOTY, Proprietor.
MONTAUK HOTEL, u FULTON STREET, BROOK
M yn opposite Fulton ferry. Peasan, furnished Rooms
25,o SO cents per night Restaurant attached Hotel open
all night
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G S0O WANTED, A PARTNER IN A PLEASANT,
RCOOs money making business, a monopoly; rcad-
~ comprehended and pays about $l2 900 per Any
wishing permanent cash business may apply at 500
and sos Broadway, third floor, room No. 6.
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DROWNE NICHOLS, AuCTIONEERs-sATUR.
ID day, July 90 at l0H O'clock at their salesrooms, 50
Nassau street. large second hand Household Furni.
ture consisting Brussels and Medallion Carpets rosewood
Paror Suits and black walnut Chamber Suits Sofa Bed
steads black mahogany Dressing Bureaus
hogany black walnut Buets Library Tables rosewood
and mahogany Centre Tables, Lounges mahogany Sofa and
TeteTes rosewood and black walnut Bookcases and Sc
crcares Washstand and Commodes, mahogany and black
French Bedseads oak and black walnut Extension
Tables rosewood Hatracks mahogany Dining and Tea Ia,
bles Rcfrgerators orm0la and bronze Chandeliers OIL
Paintings &C. black walnut sitting and standing Desk
Revolving Stool, Arm Chair &c.
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NOTICE-THE CCpARTNERSIIlP HERETOFORE EX-
IN istng under the and firm of Owens and King
horne is dissolved by mutual consent All bills and
mast be settled by and through Francis Goodwin,
Md. RICHARD J. OWENS.
BROOKLYN, July II, 1861. THOMAS KINGHoRNE.
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A BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
dispose Of their east of Clothing Furniture Car
pets and Jewey guarantee To pay Is cent more than
any other dealer. Plessc call on or address J. ANHT
152 Seventh avenue between Twentieth and Twenty
strcets. Ladies' attended to by Mrs. Anhalt.
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DAwNBRoKER's SALEM CONTINUATION, THIS
l. day, at II o'clock. by BELL !NGRAuAM, at their
Is New Bowery, large lot of Pledged Goods
also by mortgage large variety of excellent Household
Furniture.
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VXyANTED-A CLERK FOR HOTEL, TWO WAIT
W. ers young man as harkeeper and small boy also
collector. Apply the Merchants Clerks Registry Office
Is Wall street situations procnred reference first
houses Established 1855 q. RAWLINS Supt.
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VITANTED-A STEADY YOUNG NAN TO ATTEND N
w liquor store; one lately from Ireland and little
used to the business Address box 127 Herald Office
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AucTI0NEER
II ELEGANT BAY MARE.
ByE&F H. scIENCK, this day !lsth inst y at O'Clock,
Mare long TAIL old los hands high warranted
perfectly sound kind and gentle Ia has roed in
2:5S TO the pole Sold to pay advance.
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TTOUsEs TO IET-THE THREE STORY AND BASE
Jul ment brick Houses Nos. and Varick street. all
in good order. Rent moderate. Apply to JACOB A. HAT
EEL, ia Essex street.
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HOTELS.

A CHANCE FOR HOTEL Keepers A PARTY HAV-
"A ing country scat within few miles of New York
which is well adapted for hotel, and where good bust
ness can be done at once, would treat with FIRST
hotel keeper for lease Of the premises, would sell
half interest in the property at low price, such
tina. but few thousand dollars In cash would be re-
CURED. The premises may be had once. Address box
2 1874 Post Office
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER-TIIIS DAY, AT
VI O'Clock, the store Itl Broadway, Rockaway Carriage
Top Wagon, three Road Wagons, sets of Military Horse
Equipments, Single and Double Hasness &c,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-19
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

John F. slippy, Preble Com Pleas
Isaac slippy, ct. al. ton.
TNHE above named defendants Isaac Slip
i py, Catharine Layman, John LaYman,
Elizabeth Scott, James P. Scott, Sarah Mott
singer, Samuel Noftsinger, Sylvester Slippy,
Hannah Slippy, Eli Bates, Mary Ann Denny,
Andrew Denny, VIM. Bates, Valentine
Bates, David Bates, are hereby notified that
on the 18th day Of September, 1861, tho
above named plaintiff filed his petition in
the Clerks Office of the Court of Common
Pleas, of Preble County Ohio, against them
the said defendants, wherein the said plain
tiff demands partition Of the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the County Of
Preble and State of Ohio, and being the
east half of the southwest quarter Of Sec
ton number two in Township number nino
(9) of range number one east, containing
eighty acres of land more OF less. The de-
PENDANTS are further notified that the said
petitioner will at the next term of said
Court, apply for an order that sad %artition
may be made accordingly.
Zoos 4 CAMPBELL, Atty for Pitt.
Sept-l2-6w. Pr. f. $3.50
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For the Democratic Press.
~ also will give my Opinion

Mr.. EDIToR,-It is believed to be
the duty of every good citizen to
support his government in the ex-
ercise of its proper authority. The
majority for the time being must
rule wisely, that the rights of the
minority may be protected; or there
will be an end to free government.
Therefore, no matter who voted
for it, we sustain in good faith the
Administration in all its constitu-
tional and lawful powers; because
it was constitutionally elected, ac-
cording to the forms of law. This
duty we will perform as Democrats;
not changing our name, as hypo-
critics do. And this Administra-
ton must be accountable to the
ps2r1e, and to ~posterity, for its
good or iii conduct.
We have always been in favor of
the Union as it was, never voted a
sectional ticket, and always opposed
a sectional party. Has this been
wrong? If SO, our eyes have not
been opened to see it. We know
that the Constitution is disregard
ed, and the laws have been riotous-
ly trampled under foot and it may
be that politicians are now striving
to destroy the Union, under the
pretext of saving the Union. Pre-
tending to be the special friends of
the Union, they labor necessarily
to construct q sectional party, to
ruin all hopes for the Union.
Who, for months, has ridden them,
and now governs and absolutely
directs them2 It is the fell spirit
of Abolitionism. That evil spirit,
having stolen the livery of heaven,
has been at work, for the last thirty
years, in q sectional strife, WHICH
has at length produced secession
and disunion. 1t has brought q
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-19

Cincinnati. Captain McMullen and
Lieutenant Snyder, of Ohio, are
among the wounded, but not dan
gerousIy. Twenty-Five of Colonel
ITyler's men, who were taken by
Floyd at Cross Lanes, were recap
tured, and Floyd's personal bag
gage, with that Of his officers, was
taken.
The troops were mostly from
Ohio, and showed great bravery.
BALTIMORE, Sep. Is.
= The police are arresting .Seces-
sion members of the Legislature as
fast as they reach Baltimore, on
their way to Frederick. There will
therefore be no quorum present.
1t is presumed that all Secession
members will be arrested. There
are still fifteen members of the
House and three of the Senate to
be arrested. Several of these are
said to have fled from the State.
FRANKFORT, Sep. 16.
House-A message from Gov.
Magofin was received, communi-
eating a Geographic dispatch from
Gen. Zollicoffer, announcing that
the safety Of Tennessee demanded
the occupation of Cumberland Gap,
and the three long mountains in
Kentucky, and that he had done
so, and should retain his position
until the Federal forces were with
drawn and the Federel camps bro
ken up also, o message from
Thomas G.. Reynolds, Lieutenant
Governor of Missouri, asking what
course Kentucky intended to take
in view of the occupation Of the
Mississippi River below the mouth
of the Ohio, by the Federal forces
in violation of her neutrality.
FRIEDRICH, Nd, Sep. 16.
The Legislature meets to-mor-
row !; there will be no quorum. No
Secession ordinance is prepared,
nor will one be passed. The Mary
land SecessioniSts have nothing to
hope for from the Legislature.
WASHINGTON, Sep. 16.
Last evening the rebels ap-
preached orr left wing, in force,
destroyed several grain racks and
other property, and pursued Il
number of cattle belonging to I'M
ion families.