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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
A Ncw Rebellion Predicted.


"The result to be attained is rs i'm
Iportant to our opponent rs it is to us.
What if, throngL battle and suffrage,
Ithe President, who was elected Ia
I1660, should, by his opponents, be
kept out Of the Presidency of the
United Staics until another election
What il they should then succeed in
'c.yctipg 4 President in 1864, against
the majority who elected Abraham
.I.iHce,n IL. 1902 Can thatmaioritY
|to expected to acquicsee, without
voting, and without bloodshed in tho
election Of lloratio Seymour! Cor
'tainiy not /; and then YOU shall Nave
perpetual civil war; which is nothing
else than perpetual anarchy" ID Jo2
The above is au extract from tue
speech OF WIN. II, Seward, Secretary
OF State, at Auburn, n. Y, delivered
the day before the election. 'lf 1t liae
Iany meaning it is thai if The South is
not conquered and brought backin
the Union before a new President is
elected, that the friends Of Mr.. Lin.
coin will not acqoiesce in and submit
10 the election ofa new man ! Mr..
Seward seems to think i ajustifca.
ton for New York or New England,
or Ohio, to reyoltSagainst the new
.Govcrnment Of 1865, because ctrtais
southern States did against that Of
1861 {! We are told chat the North
would revolt against their own Gov
'crnment, because the South went of
in 1869 Mr.. Scymour,ahd all other
Northern Democrats and tbeir friends
did not revolt, but romailod true in
their allegiance to Mr.. Lincoln's Ad-
ministration, but nevertheless Mr..
Lincoln and li5 alhelents, Mr.. Sew.
ard thinks, can never submit to their
Administration, il they elect one
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
r.incoin's Folly Confessed.

Whit will our Republican friends
say, who have declared time and
again in orr presence, that the oman
cipation Proclamation Of Lincoln.
was the greatest act oihia life, whor
we tell them, that Mr.. Lincoln now
says, "The greatest folly of my life
was, the issuing Of the Emancipation
Proclmation," Wendell Philips says
in his New Haven speech, Lincoln SC
Sold him last january. We Demo
Gratis were all denounced as Traitors
for saying what Mr.. Lincoln now
admits is true. 70 be c1nsi5tcnN
Our Republicans Of Macarthur should
HOW oall'Lincolha Iraitor. ,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
Poland and EshsAia.

The New York correspondent Of
The st. LOUIS Republican writes
10 new issue teeWs to bave arisen
to divide the Democrats aiid the Rc
pubIicang. Tie former are;iaking up
the cause Of Poland, as against tho
pro Russian procliviiies aud demon
stration5 Of the Administration and
'tssupporters. AT TIE grand mass
meeting at the Cooper Institute, " here
Governor Seymour spoke, tlere were
loud and vocilerOus cheers for Roland
and the Poles, together With groans
i0r the ltussiaus. IiopoSit is not
.tyeasOnablc 10 me 10 c6iiidssN that |
was glad to hear both tic cheers anu
gSgau5, g9t that ] loved Russia less,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
IS"ouek'5 Stomach Biituvs.
SOLDIERS HOME
STrEEISTEEDBSr's OrrIoH,
ClSCi&EATl, June ( 1868.

ClNCi&EATl, June 4 l503.l
TO Dn. G. W. RoploE- ...
My DEAR SR: ] ami diS pcnsing second in
voice of fyour Stomach Bitters amone,the largo
Number Of men who daily arrive at this Instiit,-
too iof rofrcsamont and rest The universal
tcsLiInonX .is that these Bidcfs are tho be,t
made. For the various summer complaints
W hioh atilict 50 many, know of no remedy 40
safe ana so sure. Patarch says, g 10 ask phy-
sieiOn what Is easy and WHAT'S hard ofdigeslion
ana what will agree with thc,stUmech Is about
as scgsi Die asto ask what is sweet Or bitter, or
sour" Persons who look ont for breakers and
have your Stoni6eh Bittors in tie house adj
sure will nover ask any one the foolish question
spoken of5y th1 great philosopher, must not
omit word or two for your Catawba Brandy.
haye many men here who hayo.b,andy pre-
seri4cd for them by Distinguished Army. sur
geonS. The effect ofyours on such are beneficial
far mole so than from any previously taken. -
Persons " llo 'iosire a.really pure Bmndy ciInot
Iall in Their paFGhaae iftheg get your branl.
% l am, Doctm, with mucl iespoctr li aa4s
...r IA i9ur BeryRnt, .'lre'
'.. G.W.D. ANDRiw, ,SuporintendGnt
ss5T Office ana iii,inuiact5ry, Nos Sc, S. SO,
and y East Third stree, For salo everywhere
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
The IEnbcns Coruus.


Il. Darlington Macaulay, tho great
English historian, in speaking ol
King James the Second, the tyrant
whom the English people expelled
from the throne in 1858, says; ID
"One o! his objects Was TO obtain a
repeal of the habsds colp,lS actwhich
he hated, as it is natural tyraut
should hate the most STRINGENT CURE
3 THAT EvEE LEGISLATION IMPosED UPoN
.. TYRANNY. The feeling remained
deeply fixed in his mind to thelast,
aud appears in the instructions which
lie drew up whcnin exile, for the
l'7 guidance OF his son, But the habGas
corpus act, though passed during tie
ai 'sscendcncy Of the Whigs, was not
..- IN more dear to the Wigs tban, 70 the
s'7 % Tories. It's, indeed, not wonder.u,
that this great law should be hishly
i.H priced by all Englia linen, wilton.
ls'' distinction Of party; !or il is u Law
which, MT by circuitgus, but by az
i-i rect operations, adds to the tedarity
. iaa! aud 1iaptiuess Of every iphaB.taut u
The realm. '- @" @
We don't think he hated The :tci
50 more r',an our President ard u&tiuct
,nt ,hc present tiMe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26


The Duplicity Of Henry Ward Beecher,
The London correspondent OF the
New York Times thus gives an in,
stance Of what he considers the
'smarlnesS" Of Henry Ward Deechcr
in his late lecture iu London. lie
says:
"'liow about the Russians 2 sIou,
ted somebody. This was a poser, Ii
happcus that the papers and the
public iii England, who support the
Northern cause, alsO sympathize with
the Poles and dctest the Russians.
The I0,ning .0!ar, for example, the
only 'oat. and-oul' Northcin paper in
London, Cor the Ngg8 sometimes
Wavers,) Is, At the .samu time, the
most s.~ruuou5 advocate oi Polish
independents. You will sec that,i it
was putting Mr.. Deecher in Il rather
tight placo, lie got out Of it with a
PLEASANTLY and Il disclaimer. lie said
it WAS only bit Of coquetry. Amer
ica was like girl whose lover was
not SO ardent as she wished him to
be, and who was trying to pique him
by pretending to favor another suitor.
But there was nothing in it. England
was really the only country in Europe
that tho Americans cared for, and
now he could 50 homo and assure
them that their affection was fully
rcciprocated !" ...
Now Mr.. Beecher knew that his
Ian5wer was a tic, ycthe, q pretended
olorgymaH, was not in the least daun'
ted by the little obstacle Of telling a
ialschood. This correspondent calls
the ialsohood a "bjt ofpIcasanlry and
IA 1lisclaimnrp We never heard a
lie called by that name before. w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
SHERlFF'S SALE.

~. SHERlFFS SALE. h3 ~
Stale @OdiO, Tintqa Copgiy, q
Neil Z Eborhcart, Pitts. Inc. urt of
John ShT6ecSengaust & &Dsns.
,DURSUANT to the cWnmnlid ofhn order of
j sale Ia The above came to Ire difeeled fron
The Court OF Common Pleas, Of the aforSaid
County af Vigton, will ollcr at public sale, at
the door Of The Court House, in the Town Of
Macarthur, in alorsaid County Of Vinton, ON
Mogdqy Jaautq9 He !A 1854.
BetwtGn 0io hours Of ten o'clock A. N. and
ur O'Clock 7. NJ, Of saiA day, tho following,
zeal estate situated the town Of MeArthuI
Vmton County, O., to wit: ln-lot number
two hundred and twcnty-six, rs recorded in
t~e plat of the Town Of Macarthur, Ohio.
Taken as tho ,property- -elr.lOln Sireclengaust
and j. O. Z. Brown, 10 safely a judgement "
aforesaid Court, in favor Of Neil & khegheaTt(
Appraised as follOwcs, to-Bit: Five huns
dred bollals, and must bring two thirds Of .liat
sum-
TERMS OFSALE, cash in hand > 4 "a
j. j. Mcdowell, ARCH NORRIS.
Atty. Tor PltH Shf. Y. Go. D.
Nov. 28thl333-5w. it.1F - on
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
FOR SALE BY

S. V. Dodge, McArthur Cowdcry g.
Strong, Hahden; G. Johnston, Newly.
mouth; Will & Co., Zale,ki; John Holland
'Swal; NJ. P. &C. Chr, Wilksville, and by
D~iggists and Merchants generally through
OIL tie United States and Cunsdas.
Z October 29A, lS63,--lyr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26

any more This was exactly tho
state in which Mr.. Chase found him,
self Capitalists became cxorblant
lin their demands, aud Mr.. Chase
came TO lhccOncIusion that, insteal
of borrowing other peoples notes, he
lhad better issue his own. AS this
lyas, howeyer, only another form oI
borrowing, and as he had, us he tells
us, previously exhausted his credit,
people who were not willing TO be.
Icome creditors ofthe Government,
which was the case with many bank.
crs, were unwilling to. receive these
notes iii paymont.' Th4pJtho bcaati.
| ful idea suggested itself to the mind
iof Nj. Chase Of compelling them to
take them in PAYMENT that, 1901
making thcld legal tender. That, he
tfiunfnantly says, was the ncXrstep
1 You would have done exactly, he
lyays, as he did. II is an afair Of
la6mAion sense and courage, No
doubt any debtor, whose creditis ex
lhausled, whosebiils nobody will take
except 1t a.rtiinous.dieconnt, would.
| il he could, InaketIiemu legal tender.
MIR. Chase could, aBl aid, and there
in lies his unapproacbable SUPERIOR
Ity over thcpriyato debtor, who when
he can not pay, has no resources bnt
an iencminiops dIcIanton Of insol
fVcncY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
. WHITE MEN SHALL RULE AMERloA.'
MACARTHUR, ONO
- Nov s6.is0s

e55- rnE CONSflTUTIuN As - Is
THE UNION As n WAS, TIL NEGRO
WHERE lie IS. and the enforcement
of the laws against ali Ofic2r' WAC
have usurped Authority, A. Wtii rs nc
People who Commit Breaches OF the
Law,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26

EAlRB AEKSN SCALES Weighed in tho
balance 8 fwjust criticism, all are obliged to ad
init that Fairbanks Scales arc, with at cXcep-
ton, the best oyerinvonted. We know where
OF We ailirnl, because We have tested their val
uo, and are fully satisfied Of Heir superior
merits. The introduction of these scales hus
wrought revolution in the Transaction ofyar-
i6ls business and thelr accuracy is such that d
1liiormity In weight has been established all
over the country, thus making them a NATION
Al LEdALlzEo srAHDA ARD. Nor arc they coniu-
dto the United state; tlieT have found their
way toalmost every part of the civilized world,
and are adopted TO the standards Of ali coun
tries 50 that IL may be said, all nations, if not
weighed in these balances at least weigh by
! lhem "a. .r Nov. l9.G3-lin
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FROM EiRfRkfsBoao.
he Rebels to Csssest tse Further Asx..
Of the Federal Amy

hrRrRrxsBoko, Tenn. teb. x7.-iIns pasea
10 tie Cbicseo Times. THE eeyere rslr a,oY rn.
q shs at ne.t have Not o"i. put he rod "a
rrTse cci ci,icn than before, but nsre v.x "A
WY t~o Isiiic-d er de-- h..t~~~p n 49,.
toIo SAD Nashville. 10 Ill. tsta .-,.r., -.
&c -rratr csnafes, and meaEw hi.c arr "A -osA
cch mor,. ston ~ith the latter clty r.u., re-
E.s.E kSn.
Noth'ne hss yet transprr-e X airh i..os- ,lse
'orvcrc MOVEMENT Our TO- - -,,t, .,
s%s G Is hsrrto:crr, with ,Tlaa. .. s,~ .. =.
3tct 81 enSrine upcn active cprs.lnns.
lie snloobt vf sickness 10 q CT ssry cop~id id-y .
able, IRE !'rs aien' di~esAs. being tho-- Iodaoe
~ Ire reculsrly Narinelc weather cf thSs el
c,-'s ~itl',H n tl's psst few dsye. --.'--F
Efror1s have bern recrivsd froya the snAmv
iiaieelrC his intrnticn 70 contess TIC Further
rdNtnc- q THE army. Van Dcru fcrc--.. fryn
Norihfrn Mnsi.sIppi, now occupy Coiumais !:
while 'hird column sends oat recouo.ssanoas
rimcet daily Gom Woodbury., on our 10
N-NeI;bebess, it is Precieted is Official pa-s-e
mat tie tn' NY VIII not be the arst 70 asspm0
the offensive moV~ment t-fr |FF.--
The ntrances OF contrahands irto our oas>ss
are :xr less jreG Ie Ut now than form~-iy. Thev
sre very scarce, and the reb~le e~em 20 h~ re :
moving the slaves south ware OF cosrss enox.
Ecus rrneers arr n work on their ce:eucss a
Tullahcna and Chattanooga.
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TELENRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES F,
fESM EUROPE.

Axw fcET, &ar.n 2.-rha steamship Kedsr
hs. -rri YEA with cs.e, from Liverpool 20 the
on "'., nd '.l-r rsrhic di.ratcke. from
LcCccL z: ssne cate.
,hat he rics.;s "i he ;n."re~st z .:-e snd
Lastians Oerp II ciCkr pro.imuy pear
t'ichc1d. ard = faIflr was eIpect.d hourly. A
a.. !a''6 "i ih. i..h s..- ,,.a Eu.sian. hs.i
T.scTa"r, Eng Z .:tt!e Ia: net taken ria-r
: E- insrfcens he'd cacturcu several pla-e.
~ ore o: ULich thirty mir. Coes,cks were
&'ltc co; ci garrison o: txa hundred
ls+ "'urs-n'e hsd Also captured some
'HNS az @,Frs'.sS--coe accusing Austria ..r
HSuEa'!ig ihe movement, and another from
ti' ''ESra Duke Ccnstsnfiar, stating his res o.
.U;icr Rot - abandon The course he hss fol.
:cvcC.
ShrncEai c:sratch CT January lcth saw.
Bb}Y'ftfs b,i t-.t ti.nfi-e.d from hi. cpy,
maI.u. Ec Was Gen. Ward succsHor The
Ep.@teo G.-i ~ii: rvmzir y: Nirnia, expecting
Ike nnch ucoIs % st withdrawn. II wss
ErTcT'cc tsat 70 Fp-ea of SsDkin had bsen
s."Ed"i', d. There as no further particulars
- the ~ o@ii.0., si:~s.goH
The Latest.
I"hDot' i b. io.-fhe Times arrnes that a.
Is i-s' ,hc' .hv biI, kaGe al Charleston vas
81 '"t't6, "nt .aSs th-I- " a. not even an In .
.slT.sIe' sou.
u. Post tsk. < The -sma view, and ray. tim.
I'd ~uti .,,.'p" of ;i.- h;..k6d. for a f-w hours
-i;- 9Gt -, aa l.. nor dad IL impose upou the
tiock70ing To~"r RE necessity o; giving fresh
hoho" I" r' utiai States of iir- intention to
blockade
i - reported that the Emp-rcr of Russta
VIII Nislt FaGin Ia G,- epFiny. The Object il
SElG 10 70 e Ease a. uEdC Isia nding with
Naivi-"h e. l. roi iii''n action L. cBei-;iu,n after
So C.HiE' {: iGr i>.ng.
- !-!r :, oHl i'Dsf aGnoEnc.s the arrival OF
H. %unTer ~ thr NIrsay.
1Here &c ne !ateT corHmercia: naws
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IMPORTANT To rus LADIEs

new, inssrious, simple AMI most efeetusl sssas
of bexutily.ls th. hstr sy a.laS -
GEOhGES PArEsT HAIR CRfhPna,
any 1hou.sndt using Y 80 iudispra-ies az I'd III
ricn a Iaiy'r foi'et -
By the usr Il tits move cbesp and useful little
article amp lsdye n berseN iu ave tnloat-s wse
b.r hsiE IL Ths bssn ifpi snrr sl,aSt
s-uTchiEg he l. ~: iTy. saii psrtisx th 'fr-
TO Tirh siiky nj xios app arancr -,
The &c al pa r. cs,as. great t7.t see osH
-. the - n ba.s hean inia ed 10 e. N = N
sgrpces in wE-hingtou city k'r al. AZ th- Nj
Ii, eTv nd Fen Stores Ars J. re -" 2si -.
sv,pua n n-no a. Soe2q3 Pa av@rae, -caka
ride I'm v r Sh.Gd lith >tr-sf, scar me sS-aa@
Is sisi,ion tatlr Hair Grim p 4 The as-,. 1iores
la., ,fy,vs -p n "a -'-g .at Srs0rtmeat OF
p .rcv srti; ,uitsble f"r l-diat.
No C.inper ,Halns co.ssr ooaSht 81 "a" 80
III Sts. nA
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The cargo ofthe Jacob Rel
Biirs3a h.Tfd.uf

ST. LcTIe, March 3.-N hi.e the 9th Resi-
m'nt Missouri VoiGut,E rs, Col BOYD. were
cCihirF from PHO KNOB on the Iron Noun
t:jn tallroa'i, oD Satin rday, n large re fail
a Toss he track, just before The engine. about
thnty miles. y om tFTe, WHICH re- uited ia iha
vi csipT o. Ire 'Tair, billing three soldiers.
severely woundIhc five, ald slightly iniuring
..Its. ~
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From tai.iorui1.

San FHAHC,sCO. Fen. IA bill will ne
soon 'ntToc Eced into thr Legislature providing
ma 'h- sat is IL 81 Is bonds, - ;... ex-
!'uCsd IN fu~ ls$.ng 5u,ytp musk.is ant ac-
coE.r' Ir"its, $3.50 10 ',~G6 cavairy arms. and
til .ai:.Icr for =; h httterias
%. i'aGfHg newspapers advocate IL on .he
ground thst California shouia speedily toe
placed Oh a thorough war footing.
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cugictra fpr TrPaSau

INRIASArGLIS, Ind, March I'm the United
St1'cs Circuit Count ye-tercsy, four persons
vharEsd witn resisting the military aataori les
III tie arrest or dFserters, We're convicted for
tTI aSOn.
e ni.nority of the legislature are sui
ats-Et. Unless u compromI>e is effected with
:tr majority there VIII re further iegisiatiou
our rs he present session.
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Al - TEETH.
IVA LSOMIs, q. u, tne lnsenG0r and fsts Il zoe
3ftbe MINERAL PLATETEETH. attends ~A
osrssnany st bis efhee in this city. Hsnyf>$SV6
sersons can near these teeth who cannot ---i1O
.eAf others. aud person can wear other. ~he
:sanot wear these. -s
Persons calling st r,T once oap xcoomn,oda tee
eth any style and price Of Teeth they desire
Sut t. thcse who particular sRd wish tec prresI
s:esnest, strongest and most perfect deptn~e thar
art ean produce. the MINERAL PLATE Will rs
more fully warranted.
Rooms Ia this eity-No. 33e PsnnsJlvsnis svsnus
between 9th aud nth streets Aisn. GOT Arch ct
?kiiadelphiA. r$-ly
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GAS FITTING. &c.

WM. I. DOVE & 90.
f1RE Nov prepared ~ exeou ~ any orders w:l.
which they nay be favored in the
PLUMBING. GAS. OR STEAM FITTING 5USi
MESS
y Store on Ninth street. Jew doors Dorte -
2sunsyivania avenue, where may be found rois
plets assortment eff OH ANDELIERS and other GAs
8TEAM and WATER MIXTURES. Jan y ly
w Gas FIXTURES
w Have fn Store, and daily receiving Z 0As
ftATu kES Of entirely New Patterns ana Design
and Finish superior in style anything keret~f0rs
cGered in this m srkst
We invite citizens generally 70 oaIl suo sx.u.iE+
oar stock of GAS and WATER FIXTUEEE, feeling
eonndent that We have the best selected stock :.
Washington
~ An Work In tae above line intrusted to on
safe win be promptly attended 70.
mar5-t MYERS q MECH AN. 376 street
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A Family Murdered.

BUFFALO. March "A pos lnortem exami-
nstlcn On the bodies ot Mrs. Frazier and
children supposed t. h;lva perished IN the
destruction OF their horsS ~ The late tirp, re-
ysai"d the fact t!i,' ali t,td been previously
murdered. Tn. Rev. Mr.. Frazier is missing,
and II is fear-d he has been ana rdered also.
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Hcmicide near Boston.

Boston, March 2.-Guy Richardson was
shor 'eac. an a man named ClaDp seriously
Wcun led last night in South Hingan Bay. Asa
Soni'r SaTter gave himself up 10 the autl,ori-
ties stating that he was offending his house
from the TWO mrn, WHO at n lat, hour persist
ed III "a attt p.pIiuC TO enter IL
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A Vessel on Eirr az Sra.

RosT ON, March 3.-The bark w. Clifford, ST
NV Bedford, frcn the Pacific, reports that on
The 18th Of Febu ~, in at rs, long 81, saw a
sQuare rigeed vessel on !4rr, but did not 90 to
her assistance, fearing the presence Of the Ala
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Destruction OIL VI heat.

MILWAUKEE, March THE north side of
Hooker Nichuis'S warehouse gayr way
y-steI daS from tfe hea,y pressure on IL aad
ot0 hus heis of " h. at were preci iptsted into
he river
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Anetp4r ,,ou,,or hound south.

NKw YuhK, March 2--The ship Aihan.bra-
from M;c,.u, rrpurts ;hai Ut three p. m. on Suu-
cay, CT tise Capes OF the Delaware, passed the
NJ nucr CatskIlI, IN low ofa sldew heel sLsaIn-
e. tCuhd sou h.
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Movements. of Gep.eal WoaI. sc.

PORTLAND, Mr., March 1--tfeneral Woo, a..
rived lasI night, ana was received 5y the city
epyrrunent. Atapublic meeting he address.
ed the citizsns.
.lohn a. Backam, much esteem-d citizen,
and for many years deputy collector at Port.
land, died this morning.
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SDiD New -.

NHw YoRK. March 9-$posen on February
2st in latitT ie "a deg min. Ion gitunr 80 deg,
ship Washing ton Eooh, reported from Si.a
Erancieeo for Baltimore. q
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TI7nE INV CAETERBCRY,
Il Louisiana nreaue, redy St1th street
TIE MUSIC HALL OF TIE COUNTRY
1MxE xENSE CONG RESS oF SFARSi

TIE MUSIC HALL OF TIE COUNTRY
IMMENSE CONG REsS oF SrARsi
Multrm IN F1sro-
FIVE DISTINCT COMPANIES
CONFINED ONE.
BALLET, ACROBarIYs AZ ETHIOPIAN
COMPANY, IL al forming o.. Mons: er % Sancar.
nx i'm, 40, Th,sh fer Besa,g
r., This EvESISd,
The wonder sr Sf 'ts : 1srlt; " b;.rKgR
tie maj Of many fsrins, whpsr rise snd arucs.
Gous seflau-e from ibs Il foaSants of scopis sho
hsv@ ~i'Hesfsa his gsrveious perfora1srce
played hy t,.a ~oeib -rennw ,s! ssvai"f entittsd
MoHs DKCfi .LUMEaUx,
Miss JTLiA NJ, RTIwER, the Queen of Song,
the nsost bcautiful aud fascinating SUusstress OF
Ms hAfE PEENoYER the beautiful and
Ballet sna Pantomim;st, and his Grand Ballet
6, sigs r Edesor, the popular young Comedian
Ds''Hh-se RI EIs as 5s 5s" ,s ss5stehss' sss5sstehss
who prcn. unce it sc nlost rlssniacent and sttrac
i've aE GREAT GRE sIss coRT asSf5f or BEAUTY
:hr prof. ,ssss ksiis Morrison: Jsnnis
Ella --s -
TIE hP tifui Re- let DivertisenS Mt arrsp god by
MUTs Bzr iosy, entitled
TIE FL0WERS OF SCOTLAND,
in WI ich lhsi oar Of Beauty will appear.
fresh supply OF CORK. GRAPH tG ALITIEs,
an cIXkks 'E he s ts.S5sE and Js
Dancer
KLks R!osy sS y.ss st ysssy q iss
tTerr. ichor.an, Art
JOHNNY CLARKE, the Wonderful Delineat.or
Of CrGs. grained Da hies.
The evenin Y = ept rtsinnant will conclude with
the Ballet Psut.pinls eBtitted
MONS. DECHiLCMEAUX;
TIE ADVENT URES OF hDUDINETt
Mons. Isch sIumeaux. az eTiSinal % r f iasan
Rouou iret, his valet. Mons J h. !. Szcllovy
ElFE4DaG AFTERsuuN. arch Gsa4i
Matinee for the benefit of the News Boys Hogna
sATC kDAY, hiailnee 70 Ladies and Children
a. o clock
A. Il Sson Is cents; Orchestra, 81 cs ata; Privsts
DUNrs (b0ldiIg six SIS.
h@ors open 1T s& o clock ps rforrGnc- IN
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New York Bank statement.

NRw YORK, March 2-rhe statement OF the
han ks OF this city a th' present WEEK fo1ts up
as iosio"s -incI,as- % icans,s i,b'o,Ge,; IN
t;Gn. Si2, ,JC6: increase n deposits, "a 0.t,,nS.
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IMPAIRMENT OF SrATS
~ WASnIxc4o1. yxxaary44, -.
The Secretary Of State viii hsrrsS.s, -eeeivs Me-
eers Of Congress On business On Saturdays. en-
s,sneins With Saturday the hrst of next month
Jan H-H WILLIAM n aEwARE
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Recovery OF SeUV.u0v from the Wreck of
the Golden Gate.

SAS FRAHCISCU, March 2-The steamer
Golden Age hes arrived
-" hrirgs $500 from the wreck Of the
steamer Golden Gate. II il ubottic.aiiy re-
por ted here that the wrecking party have raj I'D
several hundr,d d Thousand dollars in hroaen
paCkages, which they reiain board until
their abCr is ended
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Pursuit oil the Privateers, &C.

NEW YORK, March 2.--The steamer Wander
bilI a. al ~. L omas on The 2Jia uit., aud
was 10 ieaye next day on II uise.
The Il. =. ship Shepnrrd Knapp lett 81
Thomas week pre'iO iG search OF tue Ala
b.la.
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Y AklETIkSt VARIETIES!
FrOn,irs ca Penaa at. and Ninth 50.

GRAND FESTIVAL WEEK,
All tie New H-ars ap pc airing tn the Established
FavoIltes ard The Gra:d Comb ration
tomp1ry.
Increasips tensati N ere S'irg by MI NELLA
ktCHInGs the very Queen Of Song.
GEOkGE G DOBsOk ,the Master Bsnjoi.t.
LEVI BROWN, the Ethiopian 1enius
AILE LiZETTA, the Fairy Vot.ry If the Dance.
FRED NAY. .tae Irish Vocalist
ALL THE STARS AND STOCK ARF5STRS
1ns i'll or kAtraGT'.iusry Attraction.
NKw NOVELTIES Will BE ESscfED.
P'rtsS Of AdmISSion .-parq1-tte and Family CIR
Gle, e cent?; Orchestra chsi :. 81 Coats, Single
tea .s In EOxes - cei L.; Private Boxes. thcfiny
S!& pers ps.l 70: Ioiored Circi, - c. Dta.
Doors open - - quarter to O'Clock Perform
sEce 10 comme nee at 3 quarter 10 y ~; ocR,