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Steam DyPing and Scouting Es
abIishRnent.
MRN. ~ ~ NlFTTIT

MRS. L. w. SMITH
No. @S. N. Fifth ST., bet Market and Arch PAIIAprl
PHIA.
DiECE Goods OF every description dyed to any CO.
4 ioT' Ladies Wearing Apparel of every descrIp-
loh dyed IN the most fashionable and permanent CO.
I"rs' and finished IN superior style. MeriDo Cash
mere and Grape ShaWls. Table and Piano Covers.
CnIPeuS' mues etc. Secured Pongee and Silk Dresses
re.d} ed all cOloTs, and warranted equal TO new
N. N.B7GentlSmen's Clothes Cleaned or Owed on
reasonable terms. ~ "
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shs Water seasons. I would respectfully invite AL
examination OF my stock and prices from these Intsnd
ng to purchase. as an ualled to afford them very
aesra5le inducements
All my Furs have heen purchased for cash and
made by experienced and competent HANDS, and as
hs present Inomen,ary troubles render il necessary
tnat should dispose Of my goods al very small adj
vance on cost
am satisfied that it will be to the interest Of those
who design purchasing, to give n CELL sep-5m
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

For the relief ofihe Sick and nistr.,..d .n,-I
With Viraent and Chronic Dsease, srd ','
tor the cure Of Diseases OF tho Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, b1 The Ao,;n.
Surgeon. NV HS""s
Valuable Reports on Spermaiorrhora. n, S.u,;.,
Weakness and other Diseases Of the SexnaI GIr".".
and on the new Remedies employed in lbe
sent to the afflicted in sealed letter enveonos irsa
ceptabe 's0 VIII De ae'
Address Dr.. J. Skillin Houghton. Acting sn,v.on
Howard Association, No. South Ninth S,sos' ph;
delphia, Pa. ~ .se': Stl,r MIA
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NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
TEE HOME JOURNAL.
FOR 1862.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

A new series Of this universally popular family
newspaper will be commenced on the fourth day O
January neIt-pTnted as heretofore. on the finest d
paper and with The best ofIype.
Besides the iRCessanl labOrs Of the editors the
various departments Of the paper the beautiful story
by an American Wife, called
Chris
which has never been equalled by any similar publ
cation. and the
LOOKINGS-ON AT TIE WAR,
will be continued in the volume for 1862 In this Sc
ries of eChes, MIR. ills will continued give such
better studied and de berate views of the gre
movements as are impossible 10 the haste of writers
for the daily papers: including. of course sketches
ofthe prominent men, and descriptions of The mos
stirring scenes at the seat of war.
number Of other
ATTRACTIVE AND RACY FEATURES
will be introduced. Among these a new work
By EDWARD S. GOULD. ESQ entitled
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE;
OR, EPISODES OF CITY LIFE
This work OF MIR. Gould will he carried 10 the full
proportion OF modern novel, Ond will, heroure,
cnpy our columns continuously for SIX months.
Also an original novel. entitled
WHO Is THE HEIR!
by BARRY GRAY.
Also, new and beautiful
ROMANCE OF TO-DAY,
nv OLIVER BUNcr,
author Of" Life Before Him." "A Bachelors Story
ETC., etc. And
SOCIETY CORRESPONDENTS;
letters from The leaders of our fashionable circles
in New York aud the other capitals, by which OF
readers will he unnustGkably kept Informed OF the
changes aud prog Of what commonly understood
hy the " CAV wOrld'-a portion OF our fellow beings
about whom. there is no denying, We all feel moder
atey news.lOving curiosity.
All the former peculiar features will be continued
and several nrw ones added
TERMS One cepV. 50 three comics H5--or me
copy for three years S5; club seven SlO club Of
fifteen. $40; aud at that rate far larger club-always
in advance. Address MORRIs AND WILLIS,
EedIiors an ProprIetOrs, l07 Fulton II. New York
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. e.. AVER e. co.
WELL. MAS

LU W ELL. 81 A SS.
J. y. Hofecker, Smyrna; d. F. Burton, Do.
ver; ~. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON, w. F. Know
les, Frederick; Thomas Sim sson, Camden r.
+. Hsnmersley, Milford. E Rringhurst g. Co.,
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
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FOR SAFE OR RENT

In "Sandtown." MiIlingtsn a Brick Dwelling.
suitable for aVorn. with Cellar rooms aad passage
on me hrSt hoor, in the next and in the i;arret;
also StOrehouse and Stable Good water viii hs
soldor exchanged for land or a vessel
JACOB A. BIILLEN
TsHgS 2u MllIlne,un Nd
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Ayers Cherry rectoral,

FOR THk RAPiD CUEE OF
Coovhs, Colds, Influenza, IT0arsene ess,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
ton, AID for the relief of Consnmptive
T's:i"nts in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 80 pu-
nnerOua are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
Iciy known, who have been restored frOm alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
rse. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is so apparent TO escape
Olser1 alton, and where its virtues are known the
P-Jlie longer hesitate what antid9te to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of he
pulmonary organs that incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been disca ded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pre-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be FORGOTTEN.
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I,yer's Cathartic Pills,
T9S IL THE PURPOSES oFAFAMILY fFYs!o.

are 50 en7i?oscd that disease within the r.rze Of
tier :clitn can rarely Withstand o. wade thona
lA"Ir "er ardting properties search, and cIeans.,
ahG n'ilorata every portion NJ the human o-y=n-
isn, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
lis healthy vitliu,s. AS consequence OF these
properties, the invalil who is lowed down with
P'in or physical debility is astonished to hnd his
health or energy restored 10y remedy at ouos SO
simple and Inviting.
Not only 90 they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
Dangerous diseases. The agent below named il
pleased 90 furnish graft, my American Almanac,
Containing certificates q their cures end directions
for tltr in the following complaints: Costirs-
rCsS. HtT Tttt1H Ec0GGehe arising iron. d.,ordeycS
f'o@nch, AH'iord, Ihcigcstion. Pam IN Ghd Morsid
Traction ct the Bcmeis, F.atu cDcy, Loss Of 4pys-
He, J"'"d'cc, ard other kinlIcd complgiEls,
'risirg from low state Of the BODY or oLstruetun
OF it. functions.
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DOCTOR w, r. COLLINS

WILL give prompt attention TO In. .;,;..... :,
Smyrna and vicinity, in the practice oS his II.
OFFICE at the House fornsrIry ~; oeeup;sa es
6y Or; n. y. CsIbrsfh, Moin ss., Sb6ss Fsr.
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Passengers from Baltimore to Milford, Seaford
sAs salisbury Will take evening train from Baltimore
eHd spend night IN Wilmington
rssssngers flr Dover NAV leave R,J,ino,. -, ns
and proceed sane sypn,ng -'''
L. @ SEWAIL. Jr.,
Sup'I Del. Barcad.
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Fancy Fairs! Faacy R'arS

us ARCH ST., between
7Ih and sth sts.,
Late Of SlS Market st.,
PhilsdelphIa
IMPORTER and MANUPAC.
TrREE Of and DE.LER IL
all kinds 1i FANCY FuRs
Tor ladies, Misses aud
-Childrens Wear.
: Having now m 1nufac
etured and IN sore nv usna.
: klargs and Lt tlutiiul Issort.
: aent of all the various
styles ami qualities OF Futs
atla MED tDthp nnn,,D1 Call
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New Fall Goods.
IhOs. w. EUGns & Co.,.

IHVIIe uIehoh TO Iher large, varied, and handsome
assortment Of
New Fall Goods,
Embracing all the NEWEST styles in Silks, Dress
EoodS, CIHaks' Embr"d' ries and Fancy Dry Goods
- Also iull assortT ent Of Mourning Coo DIS, White
Goods. Hosiery. GiOv es, Mits, &c.
Inc slock IS principally T. w Evans q Co = own
importation having been selected IN the best Euro
pean markets expressly for their own trade and
sonable prices. ~ '"
Nos. SlS AND $50 CHESTNUT Sr.
BELOW CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
~ M, PAILADELPHIA
~ B-WhoIesae buyerb will find il advanIn eeou,
20 examine this stock. 80, ,uS
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Fort DepOst
Flaming Mill & ash Factory

Il AUIIlIS NIllI N ash L dCLOrV
We invite the attention ofall persons IN the CITY or
country VINO contemplate the erection of Dwellings
barhs &C to our extensive stock of Building MAZE.
rails. IN the rough and prepared for use namely:
Door AND WINDOW FRAMES O,ircul mr. a. Pia,nl
BLINDs-VENITIAN AND PIvoT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SASHEs (Glassed and not Glassed)
WOOD MOULDINGS,1
HOT-BED SASH
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELs.
NEwEL PoSTs, (Turned)
BALLASTERS, tTurnedl
RARN VENTILATsRs,
WINDOW GLASS
BUILDERS HARDWARE
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS
HAND RAILING,
CHURcH PEWs. WooD TUBI FOR CH.1N Pvup
AlsO-DRESSED FLOORING:
WHITE PINE, Norway PINE, YELLOW PINr Ann
liEMLoCK, (weli seasoned)
Particular attention gwen to the shipment
OF materials to all points, with dispatch, BY
railroads and steamboats,.
UTAIl OF the above we offer as low as The
lowest Tor the cash, or approved paper.
All orders by mail or otherwise, attended to
with PromPtness, by holland & CO.,
noVo Port Deposit, Md.
THIS PUBLICATION is JUST WHAT is WANTED
No Man, No Family, No Office should be with.
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF TIT
WAR.
Now in course of publication by JAMES D. ToRREy
New York cuy. and open for subscrIptlon n Treat
National nf ~,
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Now in course Of publication by JAMES D. ToRREy.
New York Guy. and open for Subscription. a great
P'9niar National Work, OF inesImable value 10 aII
beautifully printed IN large 5vo viz: the
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X. EWELL'S
t h Geographic GALLERY.
No. 724 ARCH STREET.
pm IlI'T mn.

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PHILADELPHIA
Ohe OF me lar gest ant most can ,lrle Cne,o j. ~
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' "'gISf man are paid for nilEerahs
M carlcaiures
Inc proprietor, pracucaI Phoorrarb.r .u.,I
o"al'y' every sIHng-aHd allows \ n, f,,r. ia
'edt I"e Gallery Hess gives perfect ,ali fscm.p
s nus t'Io"'l pes "1d Ambroyies OF ahstl sr ss.
cease" friends ih"i' gra he'd any r, oute, ,iz. =.
best Artists f''''''" !" "I'' W As
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GALLIRY cF ART
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lure all The features aud expressions Of cOunisnsEss
Us this
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The eNnutsIte finish. brHuN and snilness Of iovr
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Having occasion ior purIaIt. rrDcured one !tsn
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miniature IN OII CuluTS under lie new ptoce., dn
covered ny hin, ad lake great peusure IN expressps
the satisfaction gwen lie, ONLY hv lhs accuracy
OF lie lIkrnesS' hut lis artistic finish IA all respotS
ad recommend HIM 10 The patronage OF lhuse dapOssd
nOv*G 3m Jas. P.ar
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THIS PUBLICATION is JUST WHAT is WANTED
No Man, No Family, No Office should be with.
out 1t
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THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF TIT
WAR.
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DO YOU KNOW IT7

coNeJHFTToH rs THE MOST FATA1. sCorTGE c.
NAREIED. II has boon truly regarded as A. Rscrr4.
EsE&IApT-ssw ever SErvyIag its attack. C1se si-h
" fAs iei.9ls hVrHrn rare D." Gays Dr. CmuRrufL aa9
pcHR HAN ONE EAiP OF AIl. TIE ATT II r0PI'.
LA1iOE II nost eivized ecmmur iies rEEIsH BY TIE
pifkA$E." What a SAD commentary ba tbs boasted
sceasy of the Healing Art
Tae Brilliant seovery Of nr. ChurcGll' made 10 the
Imperial Aca eFnv of Medicine OF raris Las proved ~
SaeSaEa'k boor tc tho world. By the us. OF this ueu
aa4 FotssrfAI Yrsssid aotrk known 10 Chsrof~rv
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gkaIiSsT steas CT coEsUGPTtcr,

"IE on the earliest appearances of tho.e .,-,. -
Sens1nptisa, tie patient takes daily ahout tan
sraiAa q the HVPoPnosPzrrEs. he wiz u.,.IIv
zee thsIa al dlsAppoaE in a period varying from .
S~" ~scEs to fSw nsnthsi and By eoAtIauins tho
sesSsisnal use OF the Remedy, he WILL sPhEp
III FIaD EIMsZLY IN THE ErrJovMrrr1r On
sucE HEALTH AS he. PERHAPS. HAD Srvrr
ESeWE II MS LIFE BEFORE.s
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AN cum scene a IrvIng IIaII.

Last night at Irving Hall Mr. Mason Jones de-
liyered an oration on HCurran and the wits and
Orators Of the Irish Bar" The first portion Of
the lecture was devoted to statistical details and
"reminiscences 10 which the audience listened
with great attention. The lecturer then turned
his attention principally to Carran, repeating
some of his witticisrns and giving extracts FROM
his speeches. Among the extracts he selected
the following: ~
II speak in the language of the British law
which makes liberty inseperable from and COM
niensurate with British soil; which proelaims
even 70 the stranger and the sojourner, that the
ground upon which he treads is holy and con-
seerated BY the genius Of universal emancipa,
tion. No matter in what language the slaves
doom may have been pronounced; no matter
what complexion, Incompatible with freedom
an Iadian or an African Gun may have burned
upon him--Ro matter in what disastrous con-
fiet the belm of his liberties may have been
eleven down--no matter with what solemnities
he may have been immonted upon the alter oi
slRvery--at the first moment he touches the
sacred soil of Britain the alter and the god sink
together in the dust-his soul walks abroad in
her own maiesty---his body swells beyond the
Measure Of the chains which burst from around
him--and hisspirit stands redeemed, Tegenera-
ted disenthralled by the irresistible genius of
universal emancipaiiOn-"r5 "a
Thisquotation froma speech delivered seventy
years ago. was too much for the pfo-slavery
folks who were present. As Curran was dead. en-
cotfined and inferred in Ireland, they could not
Conveniently y gag him, give him coat OF tar
and feathers for uttering these obnozious words;
but they could, or rather Thought they could,
prevent the rehorsal Of his words, and they
beganto hiss and yell at Mr.. Jones, who had. in a
public hall in New York city, dared tonention,
even in quotation the names OF liberty and en-
aneipati0n.--M y Posi-. ~,
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New York Nov. 23.--The Herald has Fer
nandina letter of the 10th, giving an account of
the bombardment of ST. Marys by the gunboat
Mohawk. The troops that landed were fired ON
by the rebels and one man wounded Thereb-
els mustered strongly, whereupon the Mohawk
fred shells for twenty minutes into the town,
and then stopped, as female bearing flag of
truce approached the ship. et
A Lieutenant went ashore to meet her. On
his return the ships hauled off, intending to re-
turn to Fernandina, when the rebels fired vol
ley of musketry at the ship, which then returned
abreast ofthe town and kept up fire for an hour
and half, reducing hIlf the place to ashes al
most every house being injured.
Previous to firing the second time, the Captain
invited all the women aboard his ship but they
declined. No guns were aimed at houses which
they enseonsed themselves in. aa
! New York, Nov. % The steamship Roanoke,
| from New Orleans on the 18th and Havanna the
Goth, has arrived.
| Military Governor Shepley has issucda pro-
elamation calling upon the loyal electors of the
LIST and I'd Congressional Districts of Louisiana,
to choose representatives to Congress, and ap-
pointed the Sd of December as the day for hold
! ing the election.
| One hundred and twenty-four men OF the 18th
Vermont regiment, captured on the 4th of Sep
tember by the rebels, were returned TO New Or
leans on the 18th. Seven were shot by the reb-
I
Three hundred and three former confederates
who had enlisten in the Sth, and Serg't. Mills
and private Spear, both Of Royalion, VT, were
detained at VcksbnFg. Four died during their
captivity. i
Cen Butler had seized and closed the Bank
Of New Orleans for sending S405l000in specie
within SO days TO the rebel government. This
specie had been previously reported TO Gen.
Butler as having been sent ntawsy, which was not
the fact
A cavalry reconnaissance from Gen. Wetzel's
force, captured two cannon within four miles Of
Batsn Rogue.
The Della of the 18th exposes the transae-
tions of Ed. Grantheim 4 Co. with the rebels,
and duplicates the French Consul
New York, Nov 26-This morning the Err
lesson iron-clad battery Passaic left the navy
yard for active service. Her destination is not
named The MOntauk, her sister ship, is rapid
| Iy preparing to follow.
| The Post says that we hear that movement
is on foot in this city for the dispatching Of two
or three ship loads Of Provisionsto to England, for
the relief Of the starving operatives of Lancan-
shire. Eminent shipping men and merchants
have taken the subject in hand and it IS prOpos-
ed to subscribe sufficient amount to send out
one vessel Immediately.
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s,afred % nsaiG 81 lhe neeel..

There died in this city, on Tuesday,
man named Edgar d. Trumbull, Of starya-
tion We relate his story as told Just be-
fore his death. He belonged to the 1st
Cavalry; was taken prisoner a. the same
limo as the late lamented Broadhead, and
was sent, along with 5000 Others, TO Belle
Isle, N. c. where thcy were, confined ina
space about as large as -tyo ordinary city
lots. All the food allowed them was fve
ounces each of nsusty bread per day, TO be
washed down With 40 equal proportion Of
miserable water. Under this kind Of treat
ment his 1870 pounds Of flesh wasted away
to rs pounds Of skin and bones, when he
was exchangedy By taking large poiions
Of whisky and quinine, be succeeded in keep
ing body and soul together until he reached
this city, where he died in few hours
Detroit Adv. d Tri6.
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aoNE- NEeao -snonr.' New o.

aONE, Mono SHoRr,"-The New Or
leans Delta Of late date has this para
graph:
1t strikes US that Capt. Jas. McQuoid. of
the steIDer IbbeFSilse, is in tight place.
He went up ihe river the other day, and
upon bis return yesterday be was zone negro
short" Inquiry was instituted, and it tnr:led
out be sold the man. Gen. Butler has locked
MeQuoid up in the Parish prison, 'tbere
70 remain until he returns the negro" We
like the conditions, although old Baker wilt
call US BY the fearful name of "abolitionist"
for saying 50. Ip the language OF the Ro.
man Consul, Capt. McQuoid might as wen
be cat in hell without claws as to try to
cheat the Commander of the Department Of
the Gulf. ~.
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n
HHIsET AND NEwsPAPERs.-A glass of
Shisky Is manufactured from perhaps doz-
en- grains Of corn, the value Of which is too
small 10 be estimated. A pint of this mix
ture sells for one shilling. and if Of a good
brand, Is iseOnsidered well worth the money.
II IS drank iu minute or tso-ir fires the
btals' shapeus the appetite, derabees and
Weakens tho physical system On the
same sidebOAra with this delicious beverage
lies newspaper. Ii is covered with Hhslf
million Of types-it brings intelligence
from The four quarters Of the globe. The
newspaper costs less Than the glass Of groe,
the juice OF fes graiDs Of corn; but il is
no less strange than true that there is a
large portion Of the eOmmunity who think
corr Jsies cheap aud the newspapers dear.
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a Noni strixing contrast.

In the better DAYS of democracy, when its
sympathies were for freedom instead Of slavery,
Washington county, NewYork, was as thorough
ly Democratic as it is now Republican 1t was
the home of Silas Wright, who left the impress
of his freedom-loviog and master mind upon
the hearts of the intelligent population. They
are generally substantial farmers, who, like the
peopie of the Western Reserve, own their farms,
make butter and cheese, have seats as the Prib-
une says, in churches which they helped TO build,
and are among the most virtuous, intelligent and
independent yeomanry upon earth. Such peo-
pie vote according TO their own convictions and
their sense of patriotic duty, and are, in the no.
blest and truest sense, ,cOnservativc--not of sla-
very, tipping and vice, but of Justice, Right and
Virtue.
The Tribune lately published the vote of st.
Lawrence county by townships, showing major
tiles for Gen. Wadsworth in each of the 29 town
ships, ranging from $50 in POtsdam down to "a
in Pitcairn, one of the smallest. The table looks
for all the world like Western Reserve vote al
Gnbernatorial or Presidential electiOn--maior-
ities all one side, and rolling up a total of ovei
6,900 Union Republican majority in Washington
county.
The Tribune of the 18th presents an election
table In contrast-the vote of 80 election districts
in the City of New York, containing about m
equal number of inhabitants with st. Lawrence
county, t-conspicuous, that Journal remarks
for their haunts of lewd and vicious resort and
for the degraded, ignorant and criminal character
Of their population According TO the 1ribune's
letter, the niajorites for Seymour range from l7s
up to 400 making Seymour's aggregate msiOri-
ty in the 80 districts 1881, more than his en-
tire majority in the State. The districts en-
brace Water Street Dance Houses, Five Points,
Corleer's Hool, and Mackerelville. They figure
on the police books of the city as containing
2,743 groggeres, 279 notorious brothels, 40 pln-
ces whereto. thieves and ruffians habitually re-
sort, los policy shops, with gambling and
dance houses to match. at
The total vote of the 80 districts stood, Wads-
worth, 1851; Seymour 1864. It-speaks it's
own commentary.-C9evesa1d Herald r
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state board of control.

The Board Of Control of the State Bank
of Ohio recently beld session IN Columbus,
and the Statesman says "had lively time
over the specie question" 1t was finally de-
eided that they would live -quareIy up TO
the requirement. IN the law Of last winter,
and furnish the Fund Commissioners with
sufficient coin to meet the interest on Ohio
Bonds, due payable in New York City on
the LIST day Of January next.
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sesera' Hepsseeu hs. no oOmpvoa'sos

cSnefat hAon9eenu mas no ooWHT"HnmoH
.ceffatsnsbss y ao disSinEiE iEcsAkkfhati
Yesterday, ] engaged in a pleasant-twoA
hours chat With Gen, Roussean, and found
him an agreeable and entertaining conver-o
sationlst. There Is no compromise 10 him,
except n hs Union. lie holdslhal reb-
h has 10 light under our Constitution.
Eight or ton Of the gentry called on him
near MiichellvilIe, and commcbced using
reasonable language. The General per-
emtorily ordered them tp,eeaseces he had
heard ell be. wanted Of such lax !, ,,,,s
hwelI, but General, Iundersland you arc
KentuckiaR; you don't 20 in for any Ab-
oilion document like aIincoIh hns Just "
sued. 40 ycn n asifter o'teffis eni.g
"No matter, Sir, what l like you have
no right TO complain
"Why, YOU don't approve Of lheir, steal
ing our negroes, do you r. sese.
sa,1 approve, sir, Of any thing my Gov
eminent does 10 put down the rebellion;
and anything yoa Tore, I hate.v
swell, why don't you take our houses and
lands T. s-r,. - ra
"WelI, Sir, IL VIC want them, I 90 10 for
that too; take everything you have, and,
drive you to. the dominions Of jeff Davis,
whom you love SO much; and 50 far as lies
in my power, win drive every one Of you
beyond our lines, according to all rules of
war, where you can not do us injury as spies.
Yes sir, l would send You all 10 JEFF. Davis
or hell.n FEau rEt H1aT