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Master Commissioners Sale.
f. A. Lamping,

William White and others.
iDY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
ID the court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, / will offer for sale at public
auetien, at the front door OF the courthouse,
in said county,
Saturday, the 23r1 day of lNey, 1868,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M, and 4
o'clock M, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, in said county, to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter oil
section fourteen, township four, and range
six. containing eighty acres more or less, il
Monroe County. Ohio.
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Re9es- Monroe Common Pleas.
April %, 1863.
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Jacob Dennis Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed was, on the l1th day of April 1868, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, Administrator of the Estate Of
jacob Dennis, deceased. ~
- 9s'ss DAVID DENNIS, Admir-.
April lb, lssS.-sw. pd ai g92
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THE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIBNo.
ALWAYS READY 8.
Fl ol 10 w ay's Ointm ent.

Long marches, sore and stiff Joints, blister
ed and infamed feet, all those the Soldier
must endure, MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS,
when your sons are grasping their muskets to
meet danger, think what relief a single pot t-of
this ALL HEALING & COOLING SALVE will
give to the one you love when far away from
home and friends. 1t hardens and makes
tough the feet so that they can endure great
fatigue. 1t soothes and relieves the infamed
and stiffened joints, leaving them supple,
strong and vigorous, while for a gyEt., h
Sabre Cuts and Gam Shot Wounds,
1t stands uuequalled, removing and prevent
ing every vestige of Inflammation and gently
drawing the edges together, it quickly and
completely heals the most frightful wounds.
Wives end Sisters of. Volunteers
You can not put into the Knapsacks of your
Husbands and Brothers, more valuable or
more necessary gift than a supply of this
| Extraordinary Military Salpe. !
The lonely sentry walking his rounds al
night, exposed to dienching rains and chill
night air, is often seized with most VIOLENT
PAINS, COUGH and SUFFOC ATINGe h 0ARSE
NESS, first symptoms of QUICK CoNSUMP.
TION, but if supplied with HoEL0WAYs
PILLS and H0LLOWAYS OINTMENT, all dan
ger is averted, few Pills taken night anG
morning, and the Ointment briskly rubbed
twice day over the throat and chest will re
move the severest pains and stop ;hc mos
distressing or dangerous COUGH. Therefor.
we say to the whole Army.s --s,teF 80 sz4 Z i
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Nathan E. Berry,

- against
,. Reuben Hawkins and wife.
BY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day of May
next, between the hours of ten O'clock in the
forenoon, and four in the afternoon of said
day, at tho front door of the courthouse, in
said county, shall proceed to sell to the
highest and best bidder the east half of lot
No. nine and the south half of lot No. twen-
ty-six in Stafford, with the buildings thereon,
ordered by said Court to be sold to satisfy a
mortgage made by Reuben Hawkins and wife
to Nathan 4. Berry. One fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid down on the day of
sale. A liberal credit for the remainder.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Mas. Com. N. C. D.
April 9Th 1863
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Farm for Sale.

TIGHTY ACRES of land near Antioch. in
IL this county. SIS acres cleared. three log
dwelling houses and other buildings Said
farm is we'll adapted for sheep'or stock. Amy
person desiring to purchase will call on Allen
Shotwell, at Antioch, or the undersigned
Terms liberal. This farm is ordered to be
sold by the Win of Isaac Philips. .yd-ceased.
7atFn ss L. M. PHILIPS ssaa
81 e ~ THOMAS WEST, 4se
Feb. 25, 1663.--tf. = fEa Executors
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! Jnseph Ellnd's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the undsrsigued
was,s on the lst day of April, 1863, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
County, Ohio. Administrators of the Estate OF
Joseph Elrod, deceased. - f,s
g tA9''i.iasi John ELRoD. Adn'r.
April Is, 1S63.--3w. M SES
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s John Echafrnth.S Estate i

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed was, on the 9th day Of March 1862,
appointed by the Probate Court Of Mons~s
County, Ohio, Administrator Of the Estate OF
John Schafroth, deceased a4se sEs .sfa9e
~ lias ifs,,. John yUHLEAIANN, sAdu'r.
March 25, ,lso3.-,3w. pd. vt..s.s :.
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sH sSsssif+i s-{si~~sf x,Z
lsislaHs,e Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
-a WooDSFIELD. OHIO -

Thiscomrany, being organized undvra faSsr-
able charter obtained from the Legislature, ID
row in a prosperous condition. and ready to
insure Hotels, Dwelling lIonses, Barns, Stablsa
Store Houses, Shops, &c., &C., against loss ~
ire. lf
DIRECTORS. sessa stt:st
$. L MOONEY s JOHN VI. RowNb.
JNo. NJ. KIRKBn1DE,, WIN. oKEY,
LEWIS sHiPLEY. j.. W. ARMsyRoB0,.
]. B. oBIdNGER.a H a. LAMrlNG.s
w A. TALBoTT, II. c. KuTzEBuK.sa
NATHAN HoLEfSTER, j. d. MIL
tys ia. DAVENPORT 4aEE
sa JOHN "A. .sDAyEllPpRT srrss'A.
y. HoLLIsrER, Treas.
s,nSJ. B. NoLL, Secretary and 6sper.l Aasat.
May2l. 1ss2---iy. ss'l
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Immoral sickness, Cured by
Moral n e licatf0r. G

It was not the righteous that our Lord
and Savior died osaye,-neisher does the
Physician prescribe for the Sound in
health. 1t is not for us to enquire as to
the status of the sick man, or the respect
ability Of his disease, ,philanthrophy and
humanity demand of us to cure him five
can, whatever may be the cause of his
sickness, and the vice, immortality, exoes-
sive Indulgence of lustful passions, wheth
or he be Of high descent, or q common
Ibeggar, is entitled to as much ccnsidera-
ton as the Physician Of royalty. lsit
DIR. RADWAY'S
Cleansing Syrup.
Called RADWAY'S RENOVATING
RESOLVENT will cure every species of
.Skin Diseases Breaking out, Scrofula,
Syphilis, GIandular Swellings, Swcllings
in the Groin, Nodes, Carries Of the bene,
Sores of all kinds. Fever sores, Ulcers,
Tumors, Strumerous discharges from tho
car, Sore Head, Sore Eyes. Sores in the
Aouth, CaAkers, Turbsrclss in the Throat,
Lungs, g., Salt Rheum, Rash, letter,
Ring Worm.
ONE TO,sSIX BOTTLES
VIII posltlyely rio the palient 81 tne
worst forms Of the above named diseases.
|RADNAY'S REN0YATING RESOL-
VENT.
Should be given to infants and young chill
dren afflicted with sores in the Gums, Sore
Head, Sore Eyes. Sore legs, Rsstlessness
at night A half teaspoontul OF the Re
solvent will cure the child, and will in ali
eases ensure sleep
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOT
TILE, OR SIX BOTTLES FOR FIVE
! DOLLARS.
Dr. Roadway & Co.'S Office.
81 Maiden Lane, II, Y.-Sold by Druggists
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TNHE Proprietor of these Nurseries would
i respectfully inform the public and eyeft
body that, his Stock is very complete. ana n,
most things great in variety and amouift.A II
woald impress on the minds of shosa Sian,see
TO plant, the Importance of proeuripa .roodn
trees grown near home and of the beat w: =.
tiesAail Of which we Claim TOY have v3t}sa
this is the only place oin RasternT 0hioi xhSrel
saR.ELE4BLEiS iSEANDARDp
~ yls=9 PER TREES Cd ghsd A
tagSH3 tbcrH1oaG Sissr 6 ~ s4sa i4sessAs st.s
can be procured, and At the same time nur,
chasers can be accommodated With anvth;gses
they need in the way or TREES, upEANfs a6ss
We would otehpastienlany ~ very 1arsn
Stock of Apple Trees.
of fine size and Of great visor. CHkRRrEs--s
very superior assofthGnk, and an immense
stock both of STANDARD and DWARF
PEACHES 81 PEARS, R7is PL5Ms APRIcOFse &s
For gafas culture We have very fpe
Stock Of DWARF APPhEH,, hof fBs aby3t
and most SNOWY varieties. DWARF fEARD
variety. OF HARD GRAPES we have sbonf
80 varieties, Including DELAWARE DIANA.
ICoNCEkA, scgYAHoGA.a REBEGCA, KhRLi
NORTHERN MUSCODINE. &C., &c. !,
of Ornamentals, we have an i'm nm liepse stock
both in variety and amount; UfeRS<rarxst.
and other; Tres aud shlubs, Resss,s.yin~s.
Dahlias, Phloxes, &c., &C.; all of which x 8
will sell for CASH. at prices to sti1t THE ,inSss.
Now is the time to buy, as sone dollar wzIl
get nearly as much as two;will at other dimes,
and the Trees are of extra size and qsa1isy.
We are also receiving and forw areing I u6-
scriptions for most Of the Agrieuilnraf, -Hof-
ticuitural and Rural qualifications, n5osts :,
which we eean furnish to ers custofssrs u
CLUB rates. = g7Ysf zs5si Z sd Z
Es address all orders to .a24a2 II I.
/ s D AMEsa EpGERToN, 6saBs.
BasNsssi7le, Ohio. @
Jan. s, Iss2.Att W { I'D NOS
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Doct. Garrison Reeds Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
1N signed was, ON the 5th day of Sept,
1862, appointed by the Probate Court of Non
roe County, Ohio, Administrators of the Estate
of Garrison Reed, late of said County. De-
ceass sd. r MARY E. REED, Admir-.
II, 1962.-3w. - II
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Forwarding ,'( and commits
sion Business,
AT CLARINGTON, O.

TNHE undersigned having in charge New
i and Commodious Ware House, convenient
to the Steam Boat Landing, solicits the pat
ronage of the Public generally, who have bn-
siness of this branch to be attended to, with
promptness and dispatch, and at such mode
rate prices as will not fail to satisfy all who
may favor me with their business.
Jan. 8, 1S62.-3mo PETER Dill N
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Road Notice .

{ NOTICE is hereby giventhst there will be .
petition presented to the Commi- ricners Of
Monroe Comfy, Ohio. at their next annhal
meeting, PRAYING for review on tile county
road rnDi'ing mp and down the fortsea, Fox
of Willis crsek.oominsncingi at the forks IL
the road near John b. Fost-r's house, ON TIN
land of IAhn Kent, thence, to run mp tho
creek bsnk through the lands of Ipiiq. Kent,
thence through the lands of J. X. Mechrn to
stable Rns May PErsr,oSxesH y
! April %, lsssiA4w. .astasl bolsra
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Executors, of Elijah Gray, .dscsased.
March rs, lS63-4w. = ~ z - z & j
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
N0s6::

aLle to continue any further hOstll'
lilies. ... .to, ..t. r.
The Kcokuk was within five or six
hundred yards Of Sumpter, and vas
;ompIctely riddled. She wal struck
ll9m all The batteries within range,
at leaat thirty times in thirty minutes.
The shot wa4 from u rihed cannon
lft6s heavier cal;ftr, Capt Rlihd,
~ cidjnahdcr tecsssSd'a coulnsion-
|t.ip tBq leg, II a. 4 tlsipe lrqg@ent Of
bis Sssafl, SbisA cdly silsI'lIy lqfped ~
Twelve ollie men we're wounded;
.ioget6er with Ensign Mela.osb, who
.bail charge Of ono vftle guns. The
;nj1Tiys arc supposed to be iatai,
y fhc nes. morning, finding il i'm.
possible to save tho vessel, Captain
Rhind calIej a tug which took all
p?n aboard \ few minutes alter
ibe Keokuk sunk: -.,
Tue porsops belonging to the ship
lost all their Irisate effects. ,
On Wednesday tho Sonoma 70.
mained, o; anchor in the main Ship
Channel. Il is said ihe number Of
alsu- -ia.uaufs lees was only abont
eleven hundred. with thirty guns,
Willie tie enemy had, it is supposed.
t least three hundred guns, the best
IN tile world. 't.ut' '-a ~
The Injuries 10 the vessels, exclu-
ling ;ht Kyokuk, are repre- sented to
~ ni such il character as viii require
buthsllort ,timeaot repairs.
The casualties among our men
Sefe remarkably few, incluting Quo
e;illcd aud three wounded on the Ma.
haAt. "a, ~
Tle,adeaDtageof our feet Is in
VeiIls IN pOssessisa of the Narrow or
NftyfwS. lle circuit Of iIye glockade
two lhiras Of ,Iie iOtuaef cislnbce.---
NoVe ot he baiteries iifea upou our
scssefs until they reached tho vicinity
Jf tie main forts. ~ !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
Gre at H0nOrs IN a NeGFO--s
Diplomatic Dinner Given
htIlEO .TIIT[IE1lL

.
Tho -JoNrt journal at Washington
saysi:e ,ffE4f - ~ sCs'v
" secretary Sewad.garea diplomat.
ici dinper last evening IN honorot Co.
lionel Ronmain; Minister from llayti..
The following representatives were
present: Baron GeraIt, Dean of tho
Diplomatic Corps. NJ. Dc Stoeckt,
Russian Minister, Lord Lyon, British
Minister, and NJ. Mercitr, French
'fipistcr. Tie other guests were
cretarv Chase. Postmnst'r General
Blair, Senators Sumner, Harris and
Morgan, Judge Otto, Assistant Sec.
retary OF tho Interior, William Will
;ipg, Solicitor OF the. War Department
and Judge Goodrich, Secretary Of tho
Legation at Brussels"
Colonel Roumain is a black and
shiny negro! Ii " last - the porg,
ress of events. When the country
vas told. wears O.. that the oIJecr of
tho Abolition crusade was toward he
gro ,Ysocial as well rs political, equal
,,. twas lrdi.uan'y dcr'od by tho
Administration prints. There is
spectacle lre n ,t.d ib,vc that @hite
men may VIII punuer over. -Ctn'
Enquirer. r.n-.T
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
Swan TIP.
JEFFERroN's FIDDLE.-lhc write

JEFFERroN's FIDDLE.-lhc writer
Of the Declaration of independence
was passionately fond of titldIing, and
is said to have excellei in playing OIL
that instrument. In ITO his family
lnluslvn was buraed. Mr.. Jefferson
used to tcll in after years, with great
glee, an anecdote connected with the
lire. lis was absent from home when
1t occurred, and slave arrived out
OF breath to inform OF the disaster. =
After learning thu general destruction
he inquired But were none Of ny
boks saved = No Nasal was tho
reply, but we saved do flddle.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

srE' fm rr'. cleo fi.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

Dispatches ON Admiral DupOht-rui
Particnlurs OF the attack on Charles
ton.
WASHINGTON, April I2'--The stea
mer biarrbeau arrived here this aft.
crnoon, with dispatches from Acmt
ral Dupont to the Government.
The reports from the several com.
maulers bad not been received up IA
the time CT the departure Of the fIan
beau, Wednesday night. From other
than official sources il is aoccrtaned
rhat the vessels composing the fee;
advanced upon Charleston on the 7th,
IN the following order:
Wcehawkcn, Captain Rodgers
Passaic, Captain Drayton MontauS,
Captain Worden. Patapsco, Captain
Ammcn ; Irousides, the Gag ship
Commander Turner, with AImira.
Dupont and his staff vn board nex'
fol owed the { askill, Captain Georg"
Rogers Nantucket, Captain Fairfax,
Nahant, Captain Downs; Keokul;,
Captain Riind. In this order the,
proceeded up the main channel, arri
wing within l 100 yards OF tho mai
:orts.
The Irorsides became unmanagea
Die, owing to the tide and the marrow.
ness OF tho drop anchor to prevent
drifting ashore. Owing to these c..
cumstances, s!o sisnaed her consor :
to disregard her motions. Tic re
m, in Ter Of the squadron co t nucd on
its course, aud soon came within cas-.
sy range Of the rebel fire from oil
points.
The distinctions Of tho channel
from Fort Sumpter to Fort Moulirir
interIored with the progress OF our
ships. In consequence OF this and
the position OF the Ironsides, as abUvp
stated, the plan OF operations was dc
ranged and the space for vancouver
ing being only from 500 to l,QO0
ards, the vessels were Obliged to al
once engage the folts aid the adjacent
batteries. The signal bad been tladt
for action ii half past 3 o'clock in the
evening by the lr0nsides, Lut tue teb
els had previously opened fire on the
/ aiding vessels. ..
The contest is represented as in
She highest degree exciting, present.
ing u fearful scene of fire be!chibe
from all points on the land and sea
a. continuous roar Of cannUnf 10 the
curse Of thirty or forty minutes the
Keokuk was in il sinking conditicr
and was obliged to withdraw from
! thetire and seek an anchorage below
the range OF tho encmy's guns. q d
few minutes alter ard. all tho yes
sells withdrew from signal from the
fng ship, it being deemed impractio
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
England aud Ine Unite Stafcs -
where is Individual liberty the
lOSf RspEar

Most Regarded.
in his correspondence with his
Government ut home, Lord Lyons,
The English Minister at Washington,
,ays that dr. Seward, our Secretary
i STATE, said to him:
NV Lord | can touch q bell on
nv right hand. and order the arrest
Of citizen Of Ohio; can tonch tho
bell again and order the imprison.
ment of citizen OF New York. and
no power on eqrth, x p: that Of tho
Pre- ilrnt, can release thCIn. Can
ihv Queen OF EGg.dnd 40 asmuch"
What Lord CHATHAM, OF England,
aid:
The poorest mani in his cottage
nav bid defiance to MI the forces OF
he Crown. 1t may ho trail; it's roof
may shake; the wind may Blow tbro'
It; tho storm may enter; the rain
may enter bat the King of Eng 'and
can not enter. All bis power ldarcs
not cross the threshold Of that ruined
tenement" sr#t -f-' d.
The contrast in sentiment is most
aumiliatiug to an American patriot.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
IND Copperilcnds ana ,ne Can
sufutiOiI.

.|f .H .H. .... ft+f .. "t.t
sIfutiVn.
In the Cincinnati GasahS we find
the following credited to the New
York Herdu. p log. EH' s.lHl...
"The noisy orators oftlie Copper,
head peace f.ctiou, whhe preaehlpg
resistance 10 ;be, laws, profess 70 hq
great sticklers lpg.lbe Ctnsuin'i ~ ana
lState rights. In a gehtie'was, we
wdai call Observation-Disclosures
second paragraph, or the Constitution
OF the United States, WHICH reads;
The Constitution, and the lawsgol tbs
United States, which shall bo made ip
pursuance tlrretG anthAil the treaties
made. OF which shall be made, nni
derthe authority ofthe United States,
shall be thu supreme law oftho land,
any thing in the Constitution ~, the
laws OF any ota.e to- the contrary
notwithstanding. 4" r'.g ..H n. p
The above is II blow at tho State
sovereignty doctrine Of the Ohio But
terruts, and it is, or ought to be, a
stunning one to them. We commend
| il to the attention Of the Chairman OF
the late Val,anligh0m meeting il
this city, and to tie editor OF the az
The above we find in a Republican
paper printed in MUskingum county.
lt,iIGicatcs the gross signorahce upo
the part Of the Uslala aud lis indor
sers of the Constitution. TIlssectior
cited isuo blow at State rights The
Federal ConstitutiNhis supreme over
tHe State Constitutions in ali matters
tliat have been aelcgatsd bysthe States
tg be controlled BY the Federal Gov.
ernment.o Inall matters +.eSsreed t.
the States, apd-not expressly referred
tothc Jurisdiction ofrhe EederaLGyv
ernmtnt, TIC States arcisuprenic aon
Sovereign The clause quoted does
not touch ,ha. at ALL The HSfaaId'S
charge eNpOnatheef'Go f'GopperisadYi jsra-
tors preaching resistance to- the laws
Is a babe he. Not one Of thcnn1ih has
done SO. they preach submission to
the laws aud enly propose to get tid
Of obnoxious ones by the action. of the
Courts declaring them unconstitni
tiou d, OR by the people clectiug men
to REPEAL them in a constitutional
manner. Gin. EhQ,Hrfr. " o..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
ALnbor.Snying Machine.

Mr.. lii Gin was el Q ed by thu
votes of one. third of tho Americas
people on a principle ufdeadly an
tagopism to the social order as we'll
as the COZ itptional and natural
rights OF another third. This third.
who had no control over him, reiascd
10 recoghzs him us their President,
andswlrn tie delegate ns v ldrew
from the Capitol, OF course he found
himse. supported by au Abolition
or Fl sncg'oitc Congress, This Cra'
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upxv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MARCH 81. 1863

IN h,,o this Rebellion to q rapid aud successful
Inss III YOU add TO the able-bodied men OF The
South the four millions OF blacks you have
engsged against US, a very large portion OF them
,y,in the euenys country familiar with its fas meas
"a men who of all others would be most vauabl lie as
ofinucls and most useful as auxiliaries. Add the
blacks 10 our side aud you reduce the force OF The
: NH 10 /. 300 900. Then we would stand rela'
lively. the North to the South, u to as to
Io In that proportion success lies with us. Ii IL
only when you have invoked the aid OF that portion
of the Southern strength that you can deal the he
lelliou fatal blow and achieve success III favor OF
fr,e insti,utions. [Cheers. There wac time when
even this statement would have been received with
Doubt, But that time has pissed. Our armies a.
cent The truth and eiloDs receive It's Atrenet1;
and united upon that point, there will be cogepcy
their united application and vigorous &c ION 40
tn,ir onward stride which will teach mankind, aud
the world on the other side OF tie Atlantc that me
American people have at length determined TO nish
AID conclude the war, which Rebellion has thrust
upon them. IApplause.l have occupied your ut
tea longer tLan intended, and propose now 10
give why 10 speakers who nave been invited TO adj
dress YOU this evening. They will engage your
attention at length. There those from
DINER quarters, the far Southern tropics, WHO
will speak TO Won of affairs peculiar TO their own
lesdes aud they will address you also in your own
uo,iiion, aud aIn sure IRON what you VIII learn
and lear this evening hat you. as membe,e OF TIE
Loyal League, will be prepared from this Tune,
through this orgauiza ion TO teach tho world mat
the American people are In earnest. lLoud up
plause
/ have TO announce to the meeting that have
here the roll OF names OF LOO policemen who have
ioiued the LOYAL League. lLongaud louf"pI lause'l
| think fellow-members, We may say, h'er 'his,
that order reians in Warlaw lApphnse'l
An old GEsrLLMLS in tie aud'enoe-ls ihore any
diferen,e between this League aud the one organ
lied At the Academy Of Mnsicl
The PREsIDENT-li theTe ID ClhcTence IL 10 nov
md -rsiood By the char.
The old GESTLLMAs-I think there is a misundeF
ttaudlug
The PRrSiDISr-There may be n uisunGsrstand-
j9p but there u 10 difference aud these nisuuder
standings when are all united in Cne common
turpose, are but additional incentives. Appliance
VIZ. r.. DoDGE, IT,, from the Conmi'lee on o.
rauiza. ION, reported plan Of organization of the
LOYAL National League, providing for Council nbd
an Executive Committee, each Of tweniy.iv mem-
hers and Treasurer md Secretary, to be chosen
tv The Council aud Executive Committee The
Committee recommended the following LIST oil
oilicers:
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TRIP 10 ICELAND.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

L,REECH PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH M
o. E.yrn-Ihe new shaTch, Yves, J-sny -ecynd
street between FIN and sixh oonsecsted
BY the Bishop of New York on Tnesday ne II TIE sh INST
service " dominance ri l0 oeock The congregation and
the fpenas ar respectfully invited present the
cason III. ~e q The pws viii place lev days alter
she rnsecssncn dns notice Of which win be gwen.
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BuRNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS aNpp.cr
~. ing establishment, ~ West Eleventh street. bet -ssp
E,f,n aud srth H0nsebod Furniture bo,as
Oh pped paris OF the word. Covered Wagon. Tor ..
oyns IuTniture apd from county Furnit1re stored