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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND WIDOWS, AND RELATIVES
or DECEA SED SOLDIERS.

The law Of Congress approved July go 1861,
provides for a bounty Of 800, TO all Volunteers
for three years or during the war. In case Of
tho death Of = Soldier willie IN the service, this
bounty, together with all arrears of pay due thu
dcceaoal may bo obtained By his widow or re.
lGtiycs ~ The ease may be-
The net Of Congre-, approved July l4th 1859
gives pension to the following classes Of per.
sons.
lrt. To all invulids disabled since March Ish
SOL, in the Military or pavul Service ofthe
United States
cd. To widows or officers Soldiers OF Seaman,
lying Of wounds received or of desc ase contrac-
q" ia the Military or naval service.
~. iJ Children under 10 years Of age of such
dct'slt rcr,OUs ii there is no widow surviving
or rom tie time of the widows remarriage.
',b ~ n Tiers. Of deceased officers or SOL
.lars, PIoyidGd tho deceased left no widow,
'. Iren under - years Of age, and provid-
cd said iEothci was dependant in whole or part
y noon the labor Of t he deceased for support.
5lh To sisters under ii years of age, Of such
ietrase! soldiers, dependent on the latter who
ny or IN part for her support. Provided there
are no rghtml claimants Of tho three last pre-
! cc"dihg classes. The amount allowed in case
, OF deceased officers or )ldisrs ranges fIom
! %8, 10 $50, per month owing TO rank Of deceased
Invalid p9n'Dn' will d,o,nl upon the rank
aud nature o dtli.abilily not exceeding $50
per month in any case.
The undersigned has procurcl license for tha'
pnrpoNe, and is now authorized to prosecute
claims; ngnnSt tho general government In az
eases Arising under .hJ various pcts Of Congress
AMI viii give prompt attention TO all claims in
trusted 10 him. NJ pchargo for services will be
made vile The claim ia Wholly disaowed.
MtArlhnr Fcby 5th l953 B PHEWITT,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
md :i,. S1al,-r5- ;.r5u; d

csu,si s ,ir- $5gir~r9- I'm; hi
. tAe = ---,ir !. tp,y ever bee ,.f
II. 'wou.'y-h,aas' can help il | was
Il Democrat when | voiuutped, and
.aow am twice az strong in the ia th
as ever wgs before. We have set
OF traitors TO attend to here in the
South, and the Democrats have l1lly
as bld set to attend to in thc Eorthi
We will a4eUd 10 these traitors IN the
South with our bayonets, if you Dem
Ocrats will attend 10 those Northern
traitors at tho ballot-boxl / have
heard that the soldiers were going to
gcI vote lhis fail. would like lul
them g get vote, ir sc could have
# on tbe square, but ain afraid
there would 0e too smuch rascality
rr.a "a 10 have a fair election hore,
..I I've can not have it carried on
'1r wpuA rather the soldiers would
/, not get yoDe at all. ! don't know
""h&t they viii think Of men voting
Tor Il man that they have sent Son b
rs - convicted traitor but if | get q
chance to vote, will vote for VaIlan.
digham il | am shotto it, for believe
him to be a Union man ! am a
Union man, ana | intend to fight for
as long as there is a rag fit stick.
ng together, and | want you Demo
rats to do yonr duty at the ballot boS
his fall ~ =
So says soldier ofthu Army OF the
umberland.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILL
DREM.

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on the 9Th
OF March, 1857:
We arc decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for tho prevention Of having children, but
feel it our duty TO acknowledge benefit from any and
from every source when 1t is for the relief Of suffering
humanity. fact has come to our knowledge that
ought to be promulgated aud widely circulated for tho
benefit Of those Indies whose delicate health makes II
necessary to prevent any increase Of family.
About twelve months after marriage, lady Of our
quaintance gave birth to daugher but her suerings
were great that her despared Of her
cry This mnc her dread the very thoughts Of again he
coming mother Slio tried every thing to prevent "a
repetition of hcr sucrings but without succeeding Two
years after marriage she was again confined but her suE
icrings were great that the child died. and her life
was dospared Of She was told by her family physician
that II she had any more children he feared her life would
be the forfeit A all the remedies she had tried before
had laiel size applied to tho Botanic Physician, DR..
RAPHAEL,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
GOOD NE'gs EoR SINGLE NIEN
CONTEMPLATING rIARREAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent o. the Odd
follow, Buousnora Maryland, said on Thursday the 3lst
Of May, lSGO:
"Numerons cures of diseases caused BY carly ndscro-
ton having been performed hy the English Bouic Ply
scian, feel II ly duty having kuowrlcof them, to
state the fact, believing that In doing may do service
Ia the suffering One case IN parcularthlto young
In this cyis worthy Of note lie hal become the
victim Of a habit the m,rc uluson TO which causes "a
shlder andaeryen ofsuncring and doctorng gave mp
all hopes Of recovery. lie wished to marry, and
dearly beloved hy us sweet girl spcd words
Of affection, hut c fearful, nervous and prostrted
lie dared wei account Of the shattered state
Of his systenr lie sought relief at the hands of tho Boz
tanic Physician, and, astonishing II may seem, all tho
bloom and vgor Of youth has returned, and he il
tho happy father of pair of bright boys"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENHRnAL
OIEFiASnS

W,'h1nt Tho Us' Of Mercury, without hndrance from
ba.l ,lul ayrt trof discovery exposure. No
CgaI's i-ou' 'Hch Hs arsenic nuN ypmicl, opulm or
ely o,'s rn5uut Nlwnr0iry nor my deadly minerals
--uoliu- ult purely N',,t.y,t Hu'nuig d h'Hrs are
usgd ita vuu'er'll Botanic Fhy-u'iln Ii- F1tnric
Rsusi'a u'vor S., Sailed 20 ria tls ra.t Obstinate
aEd tne uI. dangerous gsc, lul Co T'muNr 4,, ,-.sy
and other impurities lum the sgslHE w'eu 90 other
Remeiits Nal failed - Naicll journal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

UMr, JN1. A .-ToNNMHLL pre-
seuted us on Tuesday with n fine meas
Of Sweet Potatoes, for which lie has
our thanks. They were the frat in
our market.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

= ST -" .,---r r~NI --E s-v7~.
THe OmotwAL GAsg s :>s4hfA ~
oeiyei very hrsa -r,cs 81 .'7''
t5oods, and on examiuG.un ua EnD
them Iow bndDi good ui9ii,y, cous!l
eriug the hreh prices OF eIl' Finds ot
goods. Dan says he is determined
uDt 10 DC undersOId .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
N aking a total Of bounty and

premium, - S402 90
Should the Government order you
mustered out OF service before the ex.
piration of the three years, the whole
amount Of bounty will be paid you.
Should you diein the service, the
whole amount of unpaid bounty will
be paid toyo heirs. As badge
d. hsnorab'a distinction. "sery;cs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

DAVIS Sc FELTpN have received a
large and well assorted stock Of Fan
Goods. We cali the especial atten
ton Of the publicto the TACT that they
will give as good bargains rs any 9th
err hohsein the county. , Call and
- = o. ... .s F..f ... ID, .... ......
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.
Width 2.-First col
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

Hear what tho Philadelphia correspondent says in the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th or April,
1859
An English gentleman, formerly connected with the
British Army aud who styles himself the English DO.
tanc Physician has Of late gained extensive reput
ton here by his skill n curing all manner Of complaints.
Some OF his patients have cOnyersed with, and they
pronounce his rem'die' und mode Of tramont as very
SUPERIOR Some have been restored as il by magic The
medicine he used Is distilled by himself om various
herbs possessing r1te curative properties
"Whiie acting In the army he devoted his leisure
moments thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal roots and herbs on all manner Of dis.
II seems he us found suTs and speedy remedy
for all the .'' .l.t 1s-h Is heir to- His practice Is
already estrrlna and 3, daily increasing. In tho com.
plants 10 which 'rs subjected he has no equal,
S large number here nave testified that they owe not
only their present good health, but their lives to the
skl Of tnis English Botanic yslcan." His uico is Al
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
BLANKS BLANKS f.! !!

FOR SALE AT THE DEMOCRAT OF.
FICE.
WAEANTEE and Quit Claim Deeds. and
Mor'Sagcs, the shortest and most approve
forms.
JH9t'ceS' and ConStob'es' Blanks
Such as Summcnses. Subpenas, Executions
OnIeFs OF A;tachn ent, AffidJvits, Under
lak!ngs. Orders OF Arrest, and Const4bles
Sale: Notices. Also
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS EONns
Tor Treasurers, Constahles, Supervisors az,
other Township Officers. Our lorms al,
al! the most correct. We sell at prices fha
"lll save YOU money. Your orders are re-
spectfully solicited.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
From LsaVcnworth-SchO n q "
ing Denounced.

ST, LOUIS, August 29.-The Dem
ocratt Leavenworth special says the
largest meenting ever held there as.
semh'ed list night.
General Lane offered a rcsolution,
Thch WA unanimously adopted, call.
gin en- ali the loyal mon on the bor.
der that can be spared from home
! protection to assemble at Pamela, On
the Sth OF September with such arms
and ammunition rs they can procure.
to be organized into companies OF
twenty men each, under Captain Of
their own choosing.
H'n. A. @. Wilder offered A r ESQ.
luton in behalf Of Committee on Res.
outions, stating that the tragedy at
Lawrence was directly chargeabe to
! the jmoec'e and Inefficient policy OF
tho Commander of this Department,
un't demanding the immediate reno
val Of General Sch, field. -
Mayor Anthony offered resolutions
that the counties Of Platte, Clay, Blu
ch"naR and Androw, in Missouri, be
held responsible FOR any rebel outra.
gee in Kansas, north Of the river, thr
penar'y TO be the total devastation OF
4 line oftortv miles wide along the
frontier.
Several speeches wero made den
ouncing the SclIofeld and Ewing
policy in this department.
General Ewing tcIegraphcd Lane
10 day, saying that he would defend
Lawrence and Kansas, and requesting
him to use his influence to prevent
raids into Missouri.
Lane replied that he, with 5000
men, would assemble at .Panola. on
the Sth oil September, and tender theil
services to him, aud if rejected, he
wouId appeal to higher power.
General Ewing placed two companies
Of troops at Platte City. to project the
c,lizcus against avengers from Kansas.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
No. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM KIGEI AND RELIABLE AU.
TNORITY,

The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael the English
Botanic Physician failed yet TO make perfect,
RADICAL aud permanent cure Of ALL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
yrlcrnn YoIumicers.
TAE STATE oF Ono,
HxGcUTlvE DEPARTMENT,
r.rr,toy I.,I - 1000

IAB 1rATE IF ONO,
ExHcUrtyE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBUS, July 26. 1868.
| To all sOldiers lOho haze Jecn in the IGrvics
ovsr ninc months, and hGve been honoru.
bly, d sch0rg:d,
feel It my duty to call your at.
tention to tho General Orders Of the
War Department. numbered 19i and
ZIG. BY these Orders, you are invi.
ed to rejoin the service, ana thereaf.
ter be known as "Veteran Volpn.
terrs," The term OF service is for
three years or during the war, and
you are ut liberty to join old Rcgi.
ments in the field or to be organized
into a new Regiment. The pay and
allowance for clothing are the same
as to other troups; aud in addition to
this bounty and premium OF $402
are offered yon as followS:
Upon being mustered into the ser
vice you will be paid one months ad
Vance pay -. :. -. S13 90
First installment Of bounty. rs 90
Premium. ..... 3 90
At the first regular pay day,
two months after being mus.
tered in, al additional Install
ment OF bounty will be paid. 30 90
Do do after SIX months
service. so 90
Do do after one years
service. 80 90
Do do after IS months
service, 80 00I
Do do after two years.
...n -, service, 50 O0I
Do do after 2t years
service, so 90
Do do at the expiration
of3 years. service Is Ov|
NJ akino a total of bonntu and
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

= READ The article in this paper,
headed Paper Money VS.. Laboring
Men, it %yl pay You for y"ur trouble
if you wish to learn political economy
sa ATTENTION .M,LIrIA.-All tho off.
GERS OF the Militia Of Vinton County,
ranking from Sargcnts np, are reqni
red by an order Of Ad1t. Gen. Hill
to be at Athens OH the 5,h inst there
to'remaii and perform Cauup Duty
until tho 18th inst, Let us all GO
Obey aiI lawful orders, We are re
quired to have ,in-cup, plale, knife.
fork, spoon, blanket, &c. if you need
them, as these the State docs not iur.
nish. by this order the Or. Master
General is to furnish US transporta
tien and subsistence. We have not
yet been advised how.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
DenIOcra { for theCampaIgn

no until after the Election for fz5cts., each.--
We hope our friends in the Townships will go
30 work aud get usup elub$l Yogean all see
the importance of havihgi~ circulation Hf our
-homeO Orgaa, and we know you will not regret
taking y little time to help us in placing the
DEMOCRAT in the hands Of our citizens.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. The last
Union County Convention of this
county, Notwithstanding the people
clccted Mr.. DANA one year ago, in
accordance to law, and notwthstand.
ing Gov TOP commissioned him for
two years, by the counsel and advice
of leading Republican wire. workers
Of Macarthur, GIBSON was put on the
ticket, and they say that Judge Ply,
LEY will set aside DANA's Commission
If this be true, and their acts show it.
as they Disregard law and the rights
OF their teighbors, our Central Com.
Inittee should pat man ON our tick
ct, aud We will see If his Honor, T
+. tLYLsY, will disregard the peo
!. piss, ,choice. The Law is very .pIain
that ME" DANA.is entitled to hold thn
!. office, it we recjDiect rightly, the rnn
otenr Iorm ar. elections,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
IN p Il E S S .
A NEW AND IMP PoRTANT WORK,
the FOUR ACTS Of DESP0TISM,
By ID. A. MAHONY, OF IOWA,
Author of '"The Prisoner Of STATE "


This work will contain full and official copies
ar,Ao Four Great Acts of Despctism By which
he constitutional government of Washington
vas ,ebvcrtcd and tie irresponsible L.ncolR
yiutty installed IN its place.
|. TIE TAN BILL, by which all the property
aud resources of the people are mortgaged TO
the present miniStration.
,. THE CONSCRIPTION BILL, by which oil
tho bodies of poor men not worth $500 are
placed in the hands Of the administration.
g. The FINANCE BILL, which destroys State
Banks and places tie entire currency Of ths
country in the hands Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
4. THE INDEMNITY ACT, (ftting clirnax)
which pro,umes TO indemnify the President
for all the wrongs he has committed IN thr
past or may commit in the future.
These will each 10 preceded by a CAREFUL an
aly SIS, By Mr.. Mahony, and their unjust opprs
siyo, unconstitutional and OdiUus features point
ed out. As Il book for references, 1t will be in
valuable to the farmer, the mechanic, the poll
tcian Tie labOrcr-in fact, TO every person, for
.a-sc mons,rul,s acts reach from the loftiest man
zion t. tho humhlest cabin in the land.
These fcur acts are not published ToGETHKB
In any other form. They will make large oc-
iayo pamphlet ofnearly 300 hundred pages, in
good sized .ypc. and will be sold at the low
prigl Of tiFTT CENTS in paper, and SEVENTH
EVE CgNTs in muslin binding. s...5
Send on the orders at once. All orders will
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First come, FIRST servcdr The cOsh must accom-
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Address ..G
yANE NEvRTE, HORTON 4Cor
No. l62 Nassau Street, New Ye.k.
" B. SubseriI ton receivd at this Otlc.
July I'd IS63,--tf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
CANE MILLS.

We are manufacturing Tie best and latest id.
proved CANE MILLs. Those wishing mill win
do well to hand IN their order in time.
BENJAMIN DILL.
Fehuary 18th ls63.--tfe
, 1863-11-30

The following characteristic letter, dated
Zurich, 25th October, 1868, was received from
Mr. Ruskin, as an apology for not attending
meeting at the Liverpool Institute for the
distribution Of prizes awarded BY tue Depart
ment Of Science md Art:
beg to toacknowledge your favor Of the 10th
October. My health does not now admit Of
my taking part frequently In public business,
yet + should hive held 1t q duty to accept the
invitation Of the directors Of the Liverpool
Institute, but that, for the time being, my
temper Is at fault as well as my health; aud
mn wholly unable to go on with my Of my
proper work, owing to the horror and shame
with which regard the political position
taken, or rather sunk into, By England,
in her foreign relations, especially IN the
affairs Of Italy and Poland: ,lI What these
first: be clear, but I can perhaps make It so
by short simllitude: Suppose had been
engaged by an English GENTLEMAN to give
lectures on art to lis son. Matters at tirst
go smoothly, and an diIgent in my def
morning, at breakfast time, a tieket-of:leaVe
man takes fancy to murder d girl on the
road leading round the 1awn before the house
windows. Ny patron, hearing the screams,
puts down his paper, adjusts his spectacles,
slowly apprehends what Is going on, md
tlcman outside the hedge, and tell him Tint
his proceedings are abnormal, and ! may add,
to me personally Offensive, Had that road
passed through ny property, ! should haye
felt it my duty to interfere. John takes the
leave @ 'nI man an'44Ii finishes he's his 80 work G at
rs he ills The girls mouth. with clay,
the English gensleman returns to bis mullins,
and congrata1ates. himself on having kept
out Of that ness Presently afterwards be
sends for me, to know If I shall be, ready to-
and answer-I fear rudely-'sir, your SOD Is
good lad; I hope he will grow to be d man,
hut, for the present, I cannot teach him any
thing. I. should like, indeed to teach you
something, but have no words yet for the les
son. Which, indeed, ! have not. # 1say
would have the country, 60 to war? Do
know how dreadful a thing war iss' Yes,
truly, I know it; I like war as Ill Us most peo-
ple-so i'll that would not spend twenty
millions o year in making machines for it,
neither my holidays Or pocket money In play
war, with haste, In good quarrel; and, which
perhaps is eccentric IN me, rather In another's
quarrel than in her own. We say of ourselves,
|. complacently, that we will not 60 to war for
an Idea, but tho phrase interpreted means
only that we will go to war for bale Of
! would ask you to fayor me so far as to read
this letter to the students at your meeting,
and Bay to them that I heartily wish them
well, but for the present am too sad to be
Of any service to them; that our wars in Chi
M and Japan are not likely to furnish good
subjects for historical pictures; that ideas
happen, unfortunately, to be, in art, the prin-
cipd things, and that . country which viii
not fight for its ideas is not likely to have
anything worth painting.
Il have the honor to be, sir, your faithful
servant, j. RuakN."
, 1863-11-30
Wonderful Escape from Death.


Mr. John s. Beggs, the Mail Agent on the
steamer Grey Eagle, has furnished the New
Albany Ledger with the particulars Of fear
full adventure and remarkable escape from
death. On Friday last, us the steamer Grey
Eagle was rounding in at Troy, she met the
Lancaster No. 4, which had just began to
drop out. The watchman Oh the Lancaster.
inst previous to her starting ont, had stepped
into the wcecl-house for the purpose Of nhk-
ing an examination Of the wheel, aud Was
standing on one OF the buckets when the
boats machinery WIS put in motion and the
whee1 commenced to turn. The Watchman
ut once comprehcnded his perilons situation,
and seizing Hold on the bucket above him,
commenced calling for help at the top Of his
voice. The momentum Of the wheel, how
ever, increased, and 1t Ind made three rovolu'
tions with the watchman hanging to it.. On
the third revolution be was thrown OH the
wheel, and with such force that he sank into
the water and hoated beneath the surface
some forty feet down stream before ne again
came up. He came mp near the steamer Grey
Eagle, and was rescued from Watety grave
by her gallant crew. Strange % 1t may seem,
when be Yves taken on boa1d It Wns found
that be had sustained no other Injury than
the weakness produced by the reaction ate.
finding himself saved from what he supposed
certain death.
, 1863-11-30

FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Madame CLARA Schumann, the well known
pianiste, Is going to spend the winter IN
Russia.
A ghost on tall pcdestal outside the
building Ia ono Of the attractions offered bya
London theatre.
The Empress Of Russia is said to be In
such bad health that the doctors give little
hope Of recovery. =:
"A bust Of Shakespeare has been carved
ont Of an old oak beam Of the poets house at
neutrality-suspicious.: -
-u3fixpickles'' is the title Of now
humorous and sat1rical weekly journal to be
started at Leipsie on the 1st OF January.
-"The Last Days Of Pompeiin is the title
OF new opera, without words, by Herr
Roscu "a Swedish composer) just performed
at Lubeck..
The brothers Godard are about to make
d balloon to contain IA 900 cubic metres OF
gas, whereas n Madras "Gtant" only con-
fained 5000.
"A new English order Of merit, to be call
cd the Albert Cross has bssn saggsdeu, ss,en aor
fl,e purpose Of decorating Hteiaft auu eeto1@
tihc celebrities.
The King Of Italy at Chantilly won the
first cash be has ever got by racing N France,
namely, 2loo. His horses are entered IN Inc
name Of Carter.
One Of the balloonites who made such q
sensational descent in Hanover has gone over
the whole of the ground, and paid freely hno
largely for all the damage done.
The issue Of the trial concerning Inc
steam rams Is much speculated upon 10 ja Lua"
don. and littlo club betting has been done;
Tie odds are about three to two In taFoF o.
the builders
Lord Lyndhurst Is said to have lost his
life At Inst, not through natural decay, out
through the plague Of an infected iodgtne
house, ut fashionable resort, where ne
caught scarlet fever.
The London licensing magistrates nave,
on granting licenses to the various places 81
entertainment, made 1t condition thaL Ill
high rope and other dangerous exhibitions
shall be discontinued.
According to official returns, the quantity
of cotton grown In Italy this year amounts
10 5000 bales Of 100 kilos each. Thegreater
nart was produced In Sicily and the NeaPol-
iian province Of Lccca and sa1erno.
Tho Dean of Westminster, pr. Trench,
will probably be tho new Archbishop OF Dub
lin, Such an appointment would give gen
eyal sotisfoction. as the Dean is alike distin-
euished for his learning, his lberahty, ana MS
MThat petty tyrant, the Elcctor Of Hesso-
Casse1, has become reconcned to bid long,
estranged people. He has granted &c e al
amnesty, and invited the late leaders OF the
them with champagne and game, in TerJ
princely manner.
Two new lights in the musical world ap-
neared at the great October festival 9t Mu-
nich-Mlle, Dietz and Mile. Edclsburg.
dr5ntanies 5a Of high promise, after being proved
privately, Of course, and are worth the at'en-
tion Of our managers.
an association Of religious reformers Is
holding It's sittings ut Frankfort, under n ne
presidency Of the former Cure, Ronge. The
assembly, which is very numerous, !pa has pro:
nounced against concordats, agains5 s tne pow
IN fayor Of tie marriage Of priests.
The French religious journal, the Union
| has satisded itself [and no doubt many Of 1T