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BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser

By THOMAS DOW LING, Auctlunser,
TlRUs7EE's SALE on VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERTY AND WATER POWER NEAR
GEORGETOWN, D. o., AT AUCIIoN-By virtue of
deed of trust from John 8. Berry L Co to the
subscribe made the 22i day Of June 1889 and re-
Liber j. A. 5 Ne. 1870, al Folio %, &c, will sell
bidder On SATURDAY, the Dth day OF October
next. at Y O'Clock m. that portion of the Old
situated between the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and the Potomac river, teIcepting however, the
section including the two Stone Mills assigned to
d. L. Shoemaker & Brother by articles of agree
de-, and the extreme esstnost angle conveyed to
John Corcorsn by deed recorded in same Liber No.
2G5 at Folio 81, &c) There is upon the property to
be sold. very valuable Diatillery. with fixtures,
power from the Canal, as we'll as from the stream
known as MIN Branch" running through the
premises. By reference to the re cords touching
the transfer Of various portions Of the S original
tions necessary for the complete enjoyment Of the
residue have been made.
There are several valuable sites on said property
for the developemsnt Of water power. located as
riv or navigation AID afordins great facilities for
shipment, they furnish rare opportunity for per-
SONS seeking real estate investments plat OF the
entire Fountry Property ana Shomakers and Cor.
to the Trustee, aad on the day Of sale.
Terms: One. fourth cash And the balance in
three equal payments, to be secured by nc. .es at
six, twelve, and eighteen months bearing interest,"
II the tsrms Of the sale are not com Piled with in
will bs resod upon 10 days notice. st the rsi and
cost Of the def.ultins purchaser. Al eonvsyans;
Ing a6aa 4 PGis e
sel0- -eoddds THO6. BOWLING, Auct
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-Ssveral gentlemen and wives, and
- few single gentlemen. can secure Board with
hne Rooms, by applying at 4S6 Eleventh street,
between e and y. Reference required. sA-3t~
900 FIRST STREET EAsT-BETWEEN A
900 and B, (Oapitol Hnl,) Gentlemen and their
wives, and single gentlemen, can be accommodated
With large pie asant Rooms with Board. Reference
exchanged. Sc 19 2ws
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Terrible Boiler Explosion-Fivc Persons
Killed and Six Wounded

HARRISBURG, Sept. 25-The boiler OF Eber-
ly d Lees saw mill, at New Cumberland, ex-
ploded to-day, killing J. ID Kellerman, Samuel
Icenbergar. John Cromlich, Engineer, J.
Buckwalter and Mrs. Faekler, and wounding
Miss Faekler, boy, o. Proweil, P Justwick
and John F. Lee, one of the proprietors. The
mill is wreck. Timbers and parts OF the
distant
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Later from Charleston.

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-The steamer Black
stone, from Charleston bar on Saturday vening
has arrived, but brings no news. Among her
passengers is Col Bell, OF the 4th New Hamp
Shire, and also 137 RON commissioned officers
and privates from Morris Island, specially,
furloughed, by order of Gen. Gilmore, for bra
very in the trenches and in the attack on Fort
Warner "a 24&H4 tAs.E
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FROM CHARLk STON.
The Federal Fire Unabated,

CHARLHsroN, Sept 22.-The enemy's activi-
~ on Morris Island, notwithstanding our fre,
continues unabated. He is building q covered
way from Battery Gregg to Battery Wagner.
For two days past we have shellsd his work
ing parties with great vigor.
The enemy is building battery on Rock
Island.
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The Canada Fair.

KINGSTON, G. W., Sept ee.lThe Provincial
Fair opened to-day with nearly 5000 entries
AGO entries Of horses, 500 Of sheep and 400 OF
CATTLE of'gs- a..F# #st.3 ttssl,, - = 80,
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! Rnmors Of French Recognitisn Denied.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The Courier do E.rss
Unis gives q CATEGORICAL denial to the ruIn,rs or
French recognition OF the Southeffi Con tede-
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ByGRIIN & WILLIANB. Auc.ionssrs.

ByGRIIN wILLIAHB. Aucsionssrs.
TRUsTBl's SALE or THREE STORY BRIoK
sa and sssordsd Sssa % n II Gsss N No. H. oios
:Ss 81. ;es e P:ss q
isss .ss 81 O'Clock 3. A., tss following dsssfiSsd
th.: esrs.in piece Of land lying in tie city Of
eeds sod s:IiS
Fourth street east g feet ~ lnehes south Of the
north cn ss ss o Fl es
"a 'ss:s ss:ss: =; i s:s. s
II :as IN M hs, s' 81 IL.
gremsss Also excepting strip 81 ;n land d ~ inches
The si premises sSovs described are % impro1sd @ By
three story brick DWELLING house. and situated
ne.. the r. o IN moth ~ ana aon5sh
essS in
icing 4 the cost q tse
II The terms Of sale are not complied With in Ave
to re- ss st the risk and cost Of the first purchaser
.s lssoad. GREEN { xTtE1ass: sTtEhHss 1s1s'ss.
By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
A uoTION SALE OF TRACT OF LAND IN
"A MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MAHYLAlD. o. MIs.TY
sssii sslI. the Fss% of b; BENJAMIN HODGES, stu
ated between the Rockville pike and Rock Greek,
two miles from Tennallyt own, and about five and
half miles from GeorgetoHn and Washington,
Ninety acres of Land, in high rultivaioa-is high
and very healthy and in the neighborh0od ofexcel.
lent society, and within hours drive of either
OF the above cities. 1t has on IL au abundance of
wood and hne water . good Dwelling House. barn
and srane1y. corn crib for two hundred barrels OF
corn. stable for six horses. = d,
The above farm is immediately opposite the
farm OF Joseph ii. Bradley, senior
The premises will be shown at any time before
the day Of sale by calling the owner ON the
Terms: : 0ne.third cash balance in six. twelve.
eighteen, and twenty four mon this the pu rchaser
to give notes for the deferred payments besrins
interest from day OF sale. - ~ 80
ls.eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
A ssIsTANT on UARTHRMAsTERs oPSIOE.) :
IA. Corner efG and Igsasy-sseond streets. :
Warrington, d. o. AUGUST IS, 1858.
PUBLIC fALEs OF C0NDhMNED ANIMALS
yiil take psee 1t the Corral near the Opseryat0ry
DAYS ofssRtsmssr 1858. the ID. Is b. and soth days
) The property 4 condemned Is unit for publis
ssiesto oounaenss a. tan o'clock 1. m. Of each
day, and be continued from day 10 day until the
M mber on hand shaH bs sold
Terms eash, In Goycrnnsnt fnnao - u
sCIBs0N8 MANUAL, NV lDIIIoN; ID. =
NJ wy1 . YRANoK 1AYLOR
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AUCTION SALES.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers
ISAAC RERZRERG'S GREAT FALL PAWN
Il BROKERS' SALE OF UEREDEEMED PLEDGES AT
AUCTION On THURSDAY and FRIDAY. the lat
and I'd of October next at ~ O'Clock a. m , we shall
sell, at Auction Rooms, No, 526 SeYsnth street
corner of D, large collection of Unredeemsd
Plea gss such as
Exsra fine Gold and Silver Hunting Case Patent
Lever and other Watches
Several fine Diamonds.
Gold Neck and Fob Chains, Rings &c., of all d e.
scriptions
Pine lot of Guns and stols
A very large lot of Ladies and Gentlemens Clo-
thing
] Fine rtiet Diamond
! complete set OIL Sur gical instruments
And also. Pocket lntruu ents
With many other Articles such as are usually found
at q PawRbroker's sale anc too numerous so
mention.
Terms cs. h.
ISAAC HERZBERG. Pawnbroker
GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
As / am about to retire rom business. of4r my
Store kooR for rent, and the Key and Good Will
is for sale to any who cali at my residence,
on c. between AZ and 6tn streets.
se22- -en&ds ISAAC ERZBERG, Pswubroker
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afsas aaef MO . Z y'fZz s'Ius11 aeEl 81 7afr,
L1eas1 ! IssnaE7e osIa ssd Ell s1slh,os AZ, -
'saiegis Tfdio u ssahleg oif,5 sl,t s. -,
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FOR SALE AND BENT

ITNFURNIsRE ED ROOMS ON PENN AVENUE
y TO LEr.-Two nfur rnished Rooma one front,
the Ser eses5 S so
a1ss sss ss1s si.R:. 81 ss 2Efos
III GO. % 27-tf
EoR sALE-A PAKM Of 7ss acres of land, Is
miles frem Wash,iInxton On the .usnpiss rosa sd
wood Wood and water; chesp For farther reiersncs in
Sa ss iss ins ssssss 6kuR7 Of Nor
800 9th street west corner of NJ sss2 lw.
EoR sALE,A two s.or, BRioK Hoysz: with
= attic and basement containing eight roons, ON.
small AID raaa aousE sst'
soi es . fI.f fsxsk M < hsassr i1a
ipgtoa cit, Q. sn223t
Fe esFEEsT5s4 EEz5 * 9as sd
opposite Ne. York. Thrss steamboats, Sros,ins to
suar he Hotel is IN the next s
OF the new landing pace Of the Hamburg and B-s-
quire Of kkEUDER BEHR. s72 E'st Wash
ineton. D. C. so 22-iw*
E>OR SALE "A FIRST rate tuo-story FRAME
nine set
such as peaenes pears, pnus, cherries, gra pes All
essr a in tie and Dt m
and Penn avenue east For further particulars
nEsIRABLE DWELLING IN WEsr BALrI
II pore For sale-O IGunt street, L35 feet uortn
from aaratoga front of Lot 60 feet BY ls6 to vim
cent street. Tne Houte is of brick, two stories,
Wit hne dry basement. kitchen. &C.. with Wash
House, Sheds Gsrc en- and shrubhery. There are
seven fine airy rooms. The property is eie
vsted, overlooking Franklin square, the city, and
Bay. and for beauty of location and health cannot
be surpassed Persops wishing = retired residence
can be as private as if FIVE miles in the country
The city cars are within five minutes wals.
> he House cost $500, and is in good order. The
surrounding ground leases for from So to s5 per
low price of S25n, subject to the above srnsll
ground rent, Half cash, snd the remainder in six
half its vslue Apply TO, or address. CHAS l..
BOCHURE, st J. W. Harvey's Hfice. No 22 Sec
street So IS-st
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EDUCATIONAL.

A BRO0KkVILLE ACADEMY.
"A BOARDING BOHOOL For Boys, in q auiet
healthy village, 20 miles from Washington Sy the
sevepsh street Rosd, For cataloguss, address at
Brookevhle, Nd. Z. b. .PRETTYNAN, A. NJ,
BE IL I'm .'g ri @5s.. rr.. Principnl
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NOTlG1.-Ror sale, FIVE Jhundr ed sets Of one,
two and four horte second b and Harnsss, thres
hunsred good citisens' Ard Mcclellan Sc cond hand
zk and 9th Street. Harpsss and SADDLE HAnda
wanted alsos ons good srrand Boy. ,..mov
ee I-lnF anlss g. g. h4a / IL. G. nOHNSTOn :
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Foh H. ArrrHrroNl es7q
d = sst rsc.iv a. so HoRsEs ron he west con:
sisting Of the fnsst Teams, Saddle and Oarriage
HoIsss; the best matcsss ever seen ia tbs sclEy,
and half street and Ohio ave. .,.,r,,. p.ss5i
20 N.lWs -s---- ---~O y. x61U1s kfor. =
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MI lss BkoOkE'S HN9LISH AND PRnNCH
1V1 B0arai1g ana bay Schoo 10. 1870 Penn av !,
seveE huildinxs. The ninth year and seventeenth
seni-annual session of this Institution will com
menee on hon day, September 18th, 1858 Circulars
can be obtained at the bookstores and Of the Prin
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RUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

TO Suffers AND DEALERS.
Fresh Butter In frkins and tins for army use
go boxes Eastern Cheese. 80 bbls. Fresh Eggs
ee M-rws De DUFROW.
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SUTLxRs, ATTENTION !

BUTTER DEPOT FOR THE ARMY.
Choice Butter packed in glass jars, always on
hand and for sale by b. FkNNER.
an 2s-lms 334 ST. near 10th st,
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GRAPES otS Hr se
- FROM KENDALL, GREEN

SPIENUID GHAPEB q - Y - .;NsDl
- FROM KENDALL GREEN Is
Sam PIES OF these delicious Gtapts may be seen at
GGilman's Drug Store, pennsylyasa avenue, near
csive prompt attention. 7 hey may also be had ct
pearson's Fruit Store. Noe a q ana 493 Eighth
street and at stall No. in the Centre MarAet, on
and will be sold at very low price. Families
supplied daily or otherwise In small or large guam
Gtiea. -. ee IL i'm. :
=; is s.l.. s ays sgna, e i Get. q ere:
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HUGO BARTELS FINE Art GALLERY-2S2
IL Penn. avenue, where carte de yisites are taken
added new back grounds and seeasry to his Gal
lery is now prepared to suit the most fastidions.
Those in search of good pictures should remem-
Der the number-262, a. his pictures are admired
by all lovers of the art.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
IL Corner Itcenfieth street and Pa. are.
The Third Annual Session of this school will
commence Tuesday, Sept. LIST, 1855
Sc I-eo4w- b. W. LOWRIE. PrncioaI.
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Ss2 kes SID sS5ae3 sataaisss 80 saissf6l5 IS
.Fs szssfea eaG az So iasS
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egraphed to-day, by General Meade,
who obtained it from rebel sources.
Yesterday, (Monday,) General Rose
Grams was concentrating his forces TO
resist another attack.
About two P. NJ, as General Thomas
was moving in obedience TO an order
to get into position, the enemy attacked
him, and when the dispatch left at five
z. NJ, the fight was going on. ..
About 4 P. NJ, Longstreet was ad-
vancing to attack Rosecrans' left.
Shortly after noon dispatch was
received here from the officer in CON-
mand at Chattanooga, speaking in the
most encouraging manner of the gen.
eral result of the actions of Saturday
and Sunday, when, according to his
representations. the Union army
achieved "a substantial success, the en-.
emy being the most damaged in killed
wounded, &c.
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Convention of War Democrats.

We attended the Convention of War
Democrats hold at Columbus on Tues
day last, the proceedings of which will
be published in our next ISSUE ltwas
a meeting of men who. hal former ly
voted the Democratic ticket, but who
utterly repudiate Vallandigham and
the faction which supports him. We
can heartily endorse the proceedings
of the Convention, and especially the
latter clause of the 4th Resolution, viz
ave are for Union Uithout an If, and
regardless ,iohether Slauery stands or falls
BY The operation"
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PIcnsmnt township Seminary.

TFNHE above Seminary, united with the Hygesis;
Home Cure, is an Institution OF learning shat
presents to ALL bnt more especially to Invads, the
opportunity of securing thorough Education. and
OF improving their physical powers at the same HmS,
and 1rloss money than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for circular, and remember
that the next Animal Term of the Pheasant township
SEMINARY will commence on MONDAY, MARCH me-
&C. l. A. b. 1863, and consist OF 40 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, as follows:
Summer Session from March the a0th to June 10th
1893 Twelve weeks tuition 50. YayAtiop 10 veeks.
Fall Session, frora August 1st 70 November tho 7otA
1853 Twelve weeks tuition So. No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 23d, laGS 70 March
18th 1864. Sixteen weeks tuition So.
Tuition must he paid in advance, orsecnred bynotS
and no reduction win be made on account Of ahsenee
RD-Boarsing consisting Of faEinaceous food, hrulk
and vegetables, will bo furnished by The Principals Il
S2per week.
6ErI have also purchaseda Piano, and secured ele
SERVICES Of Professor SonEIIpEH to gNe nsructtoA
on the Piano. and other ins9nnnnt II music, on reaN
SOnAtas tsrs S nE yRSTat y8sERaEt EEAE DSIgs assIsne
FebraarT IS 1sc3.-Iyt0
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By R. E. H. LEvERISo.


"CoNE FROM THE wARsr q plaudii Of the ar
eent time.
Accounted worthy oftho offerings sublime:
offerings 10 the Gods for victories won,
Offerings 10 the hero for the deeds he d done,
offerings Of the hands that woye the wreath,
And PLACID II on the brow that 6cd the death
More Oft for Freedoms downfall than It's nse,
Arose the plaudits 70 the echoing skies:
TO sink the nations lower than before,
And spread destruction from each shore 10 shore:
But ours a nobler theme Of nobler birth,
To raise the struggling millions Of the earth:
To plant PHARO5 mid their ocean woes,
Directing to the harbor Of repose:
To save our UNION from the severng hand
OF blackest traitors that e'er curs'd AlAnd:
Such is the cause and such the hero true,
To whom the higher honor is the due
No wreath for the head, but wreath for the heart
Wreath for the soul, abrighter glory " impart:
The deathless wreath on Hist'ry's deathless page,
To brighten more as rolls each passing oge:
And such BOYLE EWING, from a patriot source,
The Nations blessing not the Nations curse:
A family firm in council as in war,
With no foul traitor stain their fame 10 mar.
Come to our hearts, come to our kindred souls,
As Victory DER US our bright Flag unrolls:
Go to the righteous field Of bloody strife,
ABSURD our God shall shield our Nations Life:
Go lead the kindred heroes in each coming fray,
To send our glories brighter tdpostenty r
Lancaster, o., Sept. "a, 1858.
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THE BATTLE OF SUNDAY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The Nation
al Republican says: "The enemy at
tackled Rosocrans again, on Sunday
morning at nine o'clock, with over
whelming numbers.
The battle ragged fercely all day
According to the latest accounts re-
ceived here, up to two o'clock this af-
ternoon, which left Chattanooga at
eight o'clock last evening, two and only
two of General Rosecrans' divisions
gave way in utter panic and confusion,
but from eight to ten thousand of these
had been rallied and got back to their
place, while the remainder of the army
had not given way or retired, and at
the latest moment was driving the ad-
vance of the rebel army back. This,
we know, is the latest news here. The
number of killed and wounded on both
sides will probably not fall short Of
10000. ....r..- ......
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Grand Union Basket Meeting at Logan

There will be Grand Union Bas-
kct Meeting at LOGAN, THURS
DAY OFT. 9th, 1863
The meeting will be addressed by
Governor JOHN BROUGII, and 9th
er distinguished speakers, The people
of Fairfield county are expected to at
tend. Let thcro be an immense pro
cession from this county. Hooking
county will send her Union people tc
our Great Mass Meeting on the 9TH
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

TO Charles Berry, james Hunt, Mary Elisabeth
Jones (minor) and Jane Jones.
VTou will talenotice that on the 10Th day Of Septem-
Der, A. D. is63 the undersigned filed petition
in the Court Of Common Neas Of Fairfield County, Ohio,
where the same is now pending, demanding partition
ofthe following premises, situate in said county VIE;
demands that partition be sde Of said premises as
follows: To the undersigned one-fonrth, and to
Charles Berry, James Hunt and Mary Elisabeth Jones
each one fourth, and to Jane Jones, dover in one
fourth part.
Al the next term Of said Court an application will he
made by the undersigned, for order that partition
may be made, &c, Of said premises.
FREDERICK A. SHAEFFER.
Sent II 1868 25-Ow. pfs36O
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18th Collection Dis.
trict in Ohio.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ToALL WHOM
Wit may concern, that the lists, Valuations and
enumernhons made and taken within the county Of
Fairfield In SAID Collection District, by Assistant As.
sessors, will be depostedin the Assessors Once j.,
Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio,
and Ion open for examination from the 10Th day Of
september, A. D. 1863, until the 18th day OfSeptem-
Der, A, D. 1868, inclusive and that ON tho 18Th 10Th
md 3Oth days OF September, A. D. 1888, appeals will
De received and determined by the Assessor Of said
district relative 70 erroneous tr excessive valuations
made an1 returned 10 him by the Assistant ASSESSOR
at the Assessors Office aioreaad and that on said
last named days will again be submitted 70 the in.
that purpose the lists taIen and returned 81 As.
si5taDt Assessors as Aforesaid.
All appeals to the Assessor az Aforesaid, shall be
made in writing, and shall specify the particular
cause, matter or thing respecting which decision ia
requested. CHARLES r. SHRFFER,
Assessor Of l2th Collection District Of Ohio
Lancaster, o, Sept. 4th, lsG3-24--iW.
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Rosserans Being Relnroresd.

WASHINGTON, Sept 22. Official in.
formation received from General Rose.
Grams army, which is several hours
later than published this morning
confirms the leading points in the
printed kilograms. The fact that Rose,
Grams was not sooner reinforced Ger
tainly was not the fault Of the Gov.
ernment, but there is no doubt every
effort is now making to increase his
strength by reinforcements from more
than one point.
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The Latest News from Rosecrans.

WASHINGTON, Sept-The latest in
formation that has reached this city
from Chattanooga, was to the effect
that Rosecrans would concentrate on
Chattanooga last (Monday) night.
The battle of Sunday is not admitted
by Rosecrans as a defeat by any means.
We brought our wounded to the rear
from the field and in hospitals, except
about 1000, General Rosecrans was
yesterday endeavoring to obtain them
under flag Of truce.
Bragg telegraphed to Richmond that
he had captured $500 men and twenty
pieces of artillery. The same was tel
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DRIVEN TO THE WALL.

The Indecent and disgusting attack
which the iaebriate Editor of the Edg-
Qe makes upon RS in his last issue, shows
how completely we have whipped him
out, written him down, and driven him
to the wall. lie is unable TO lind any
thing i~ eur character to attack, and is
compelled TO go down into hisswn de-
praved and debauched imagination and
trump up the foulest lies and SANDERS
He charges us with bad practices. We
can assure the public that whatever
bad habits we have are entirely due to
our having been thrown with the Ed
itor Of the Eagle in former years. 1t
is question with us whether the Edit
or OF the Eagle is responsible for what
he does. Look at his vacant stare
the blank and senselcss expression OF
his face-his loss of all sense of prOpri-
cty-"these are the unmistskablc proofs
Of dreadful mental condition
While the editor ofthc Eagle trumps
up the filthy charges, he did not write
the filthy article mentioned, lie has
certain hangers-on who have a little
more character and little more brains
than himself, and who have more nat
ural aptitude for dirty writing. We
know one or two of these men, and
have their record, which we will vent
ilate as occasion offers
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ANOTHER GRAND
UNION MASS MEETING
AT LANCASTER,
On w ,Oc-
tober 7th, 1868.
1t gives us the greatest pleasure to
announce that
GEN, THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER.

The brilliant Irish orator and late
commander of the splendid Irish Brig
ado of tho Army of the Potomac, will
address the people Of Fairfield county
AT LANCASTER, ON WEDNES,
DAY, OCTOBER 7th,
, Gen. MEAGHER is the most gal,
liant, eloquent and distinguished irish
soldier and orator in the United States
Ue has ever been the firm friend OF our
foreign-born citizens, and the brave
defender of their rights and liberties