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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-22
Trnyciers' Guide.

Travellers Guide.
To Albany, by hudson j.. r., 90 Warrrn'st., $50
a. m, " M. $3.50 $3.50, 1910 p. Sunday train
from 3oth ...................... p m.
NJ und''''.': D. M
To Baltimore by tine New.Jersey r. r., foot OF
Courilsndtst. . and III T. M, y. H., and IL
midnight. sunday. p IN
To Boston, by New.London line, Pier 81 y. Y,
and 5;onington line, Pier 10 n. r., daily Sunday
excepted. M
To Boston. by New.liaven r. H., via Springfield;
27ih.st. and 4tl-ay. IN. and p III
To Boston by New Haven X. K, 2Tth.st. and 4th.
sv. via Shore Line. III end p Sunday. p. m
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport. foot OF PECK
Slip "........................ N
To Buffalo sud tho West by Erie Railroad. foot
ofCbamber-. Il. and ~ a. IN ana m
To Greeuport 9 a. m. land on Saturdays P M TO
Ysnhank, lslp, Farmngdae Long Island, by j..
l. Railroad, lrom Jancssp and foot OF fth-s
T.. R.... a. ~ a''a " III
To Long Branch. by Hahtgn aud Delaware Bay
X. IT, via steamer Jesse Jioyt, foot oil Murray,
To New Gaven, Hartford, and springheld-;teeu,;
leave PecE Slip at. '..;..'.':t ana IL p !"
To New Haven by tins New.Haven R.R., 2lth-st.
aid 4h.av at T. o. ~ a. m III 3;5p - and p. M
To the West. by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
pier O. n. r.. IN. and p m. Sunday tram. p N
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New'JeIsey.
pier 2 \. r., ga IN, u IN. and 1900 p In Sun
day train. y -
To Philadelphis, by New.lersey Railroad. foot OF
m. and r. midnight Northumberland. p m,
To Washington, by New. jersey X. r., foot OF
Courtland..s,., and III q. M, 7 p. M, and IL
midnight Sun ~. P,
For further int tn regard TO Itaoad limo AOies
zee advertisement .. another part OF this paper
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Jrsuranre AGAINST Accidents.
rNHE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE co
Il OF HARTFORD, CONN.

VHE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.,
Il OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL...........'.. 's--oOO,OOOs
ln.ures against -
ACCIDENTS
or every Description resulting in loss Of Life Personal In
jury. Policies issued for premium Of
FIVE DOLLARS,
granting insurance to the smount Of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
against accidental los. OF lie while cling BY any public
conveyance.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures policy foI fv. Thousand Doars and Tvs eny
Dollars per week compensation for persons Injury inca
pacia'iug the assured from bis orcinaiy business.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures full policy for 5000 and SIS per week compersa
ton tor all acc.denis, travelling or otherwise.
Policies for $50 with 50 per week eompensaton can be
bad for 20 per annurn; any from Y 500 &c 5000 a.
proportiobac rates No medical examination required
RODNEY DENNIS. Sec. JAMES q. PATTERSON, Prest-
YORK REFERENCES:
Hon f. D. Morgan, New } oTk.
Morris heichIH, he chum, SON Co.. BsnkeEa
Jonai han u. Steele. Prosi Niagara Fire lps. Co.
Charles J. Martin Prest. Home ps. &c.
John Taylor John.to lrcs Cent X T. Co. OF New Jersey
George s. Robbins, u. :. Robbins Son., Bsnkerl
o. ID. r. Grant. Banker; Amos r. Eno n Y.
John J. phepa, New orb; Geo H. stuart. Phila
Hon w. 4. Buckingham. Gov. STATE Of Connecticut.
Policies issued by EDGAR fORMAN. Agent, No. I6l Full.
tonst, ives, isorn corner Broadway, y. \.
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,iuii, Close at the Posf.OIlr~.

For Greet Runin und tho Continent, by steamer
City OF Cork saturday. Dec. H.,......... ioi p. m
For Kingston, jamaica, by steamer mont-zums,
ThurIiay Dec. z2..............,.."..... 2. III
For South Pacific ,nd Central America, by steamer
Ocean Queen Friday. Dec 29..."..."....... lot a. NJ
For Cuba and tire West Indies, by steamer Havana,
Saturday, Dee p. ni
For Caliiolnis, Oregon, Washington Territory aud
Sandwich Islands. by the overisnd route. daily
1smnday, ercepted) and II p. M
North Mail (vis lluG.og River u. RI through Mail
aud ioi Peekkli andtludson......5 q M and ~ D. H.
North Mail Way lPI tezcept Peekskil and Hud;,
sonl 70 I d q. M
-, Mi ,y.yw ~ ,ven Wavl IA 1;20 and u
Es.t N.i wi. N.wport and all Riyor D. M.
Raa,h Nail '.............3 |. M a, 81 and 10y p. N.
Ers RsIlronJ Mail 0. and u D. m.
Erie Railroad Mail tNAy)...........2 uI Thu v W.
Nsw.York Central Railroad Mail. y W.
Long Island Mail ito Mineola Hampstead, Jsmacs
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DAKE RODS, for the Spring Teeth of the
Gcpartnership Notices.
DIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHlP.-
~ The limited partnership h-etoore existing under the
6rn Of sUETHAR NICHOLS. Il this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Ssuiuul Shehar VII sign IN qudauoh.
'A" i0AA' WV ~ sAML sHETHAR, General
Ed. A. NICHOLS. }Par'Lera
5 $SSS$ : S s&is .sss'a
T United PARTNERSHlP.-The under
signed Rave formed limited partnership pursuant 70
the pto,u. OF little |. Chsp. Part Of the Revised
of t. sat, OF New.York and Of the Act. Of the Leg
i,lsiufe of the said state srendatory thereof.
That the name firm under whc, suca Partnership 10 -
n, roductcd. &. SIiETHAR NICHOLS AID the piee OF
bu.in-., the CITY Of new ork.
Thr The general nature Of the business intended TO oe
L. the buying aud selling a. wholesale aud on COM
mi on OF necnsndise Hats and Fufs he anuiaetie OF
ua,. and the importation Of materials Tor the same
THAT ,Le n mes of ali the general and special partners H.
therein and the respective places Of RESIDENCE arc
SAMUEL sHETHAR Of te city Of New, forh, Ed
WARD A. NICHOLS Of the City OF BrooSyn, EDMlN W.
RtERsON Of the City Of New York. and SYDNEY IL
SMITH Of the City Of Brooklyn the General Partners
Md JOHN T. WARINO Of the village OF fonkers. west
chester County state Of New York l. tho Special Partner
ina the amount Of capital which said special partner has
contributed 10 tue stock Of the SAID partnership
on. hundred thousand dollars.
And that the said partnership 70 commence On the nt
day Dec~nb-r 1885, and to terminate on the os
OF Nov-uib -r. 1906 $500
Dsted INV YORK, Goth November, 1854
E ES%hFR sr SiSH5s o.n.r. Partner.
SYDNEY II. SMITH,
JOHN T. WARlNG, Special Partner
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PHILADELPHIA Cnulo rinrl,et-nrc. q.

Tn. supply - Beef Cattle iii. week about tie
Tor pact Tie mke, quite brlsA and $50
head sod 4lIo S3 100 lbs Tor common and good
and from { lGd II ~ for PRIME 20 eItla
saeEP- falling oh 10 The supply Of sheep The
offerings amounted TO 800 head all II Which wers sold at
fIon 5dBd. per h. sross ~ 81 condition.
oGs-lhe supply Of Hozs amounted n nearly 5000 head
al Of VIII sold at from Sl3Gel25 ror 100 bS not
Tho market cJf-d hrm.
The sale Of Cows amounted TO 10 head NJ prices
angling from sOa ~ or sprnser aud from $SJd so for
cav l,aiL
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Hle1iral.
FTHE REMEDY OF THE AGE.
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM
PREPARED BY CARRENo BROTHERS . r,

PREPARED BY CARRENo BROTHERS tc~.
known INFALLlBLE for the speedy cure Of PHrHrsn
GROUP and al other affections Of the CHE TT and THROlr
Affections resulting from FALLS, BLOWS. o, BRIusps
HEMoRRHAGES WOUNDS, COMMISSIONS, ULCERS
PILES, FELoNs. BURNS, CHAPPED LIPS, HANDS. 4,
HEADACHE, ToOTHACHE, EARACHE, and all 9th,
NEURALGlC, RHEUMATIC, and SPAsMODIC PAINS
Valuable letters certifying to the wonderful cures sF..s
by this precious medicine are published in THH TRisrs,
THE INDEPENDENT, and the CovRrgR DIES ErArsUSn
Full directions for use are around each bottle and c,
lars containing said directions and large number Of ,sr
nai letters be had at tue General Depot; and viii h a.
70 private residences Oh request.
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.
nj. wert..............22s sS,S o., % rs
6 5i,' wee go dee; aij.i., 20 s
PgicEs-Becc per v ~. total weight Of hide 'aow
and neat: TAhs &l3 go +lt; fret quality fi2d 3D.
second quail :, go 5oa $ll 70 ,hi quality, sgdrlu
Ew cLolce4t single pans, 50 sOasiS; some Of the
poofr,' cows bulls, tc., &5a+s.
Porkng Oren-ftw none
CVs and Young Cd!res-tuir qnal!ty, $50 So, Extra
ss0ds 100; F.rrow end dry +?idS:0.
thin young cattle for famers-fcv or none.
,s r n s..I y' IN ~s d E his sas Sheep
Fas Hs'-li ale. live weight Dressed isd!co Shote'
Naturalization l07lic. Country lots otdiOc.; TaIow.
l0dl3c Car skins, lsn!oc.
Pops-s o. asa "a 50 cachi Country lots, 81 25Gsa:
RraARKSThe stock trains over the Lowell road did not
sniye mill q them not Until towtrd night.
These trains being pretty heay loaded. ntorfeed materially
with t business Of yeterday Tie humber cI ectrd ifon
Albany st ted a. three to four hundred AMI OF very info
or quality The Brighton butchers were consequently on
hand NJ Csb5rc ard the Northern stock proved to be OF
bett. quality than us, they bought freely This
other buyers Nud Tor while In the
In. ou for the cattle that tsd arrived
buyers seeming TO be alarmed =, tie sppirrat scarcity Of
beef aud paid almost any ps that any reasonable droycr
aIkrd Ac the Medoit nin arrived there appeared Ia be
quite change One butcher said he thought he could buy
cattle nesr slndown cent y ~ lower than he
,od for IN the moininy Sii there many TO DO driven
to Brighton 10 morrow.
We found Brighton in the afternoon 800 Wesern cattle
OF which and poor with none al all nom
Mdne. There were 30 many eutehr' Z. Cambridge ard
bought n Albany cost this week than I,-t. the
prices asked by their APPEARED to be more thun III.
few butchers willing give and trade sppcfr d
to be dull Oc., llc and l2c for sn beef On tie who c
think thee advance Of c e 10 on good young Gait
&c since week before last and not much oil tho be:
-
Their. are 100 Sheep nom Albany and ooo the
Northern road Fair lots Of ~ to 20 10 sheep at re-
extra and beet Western De- to Toe " H. decided improve.
Mich Cows among the other stock and while poor
sold with officially good demand at large prices
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Charees for Businces Men.
YDARTNER W

DARTNER WANTED.-The owner of most
II IMPORTANT INVENTION desires a PARTNER with
view 10 Introducing the into hesl The said in'
yeu,on u pa,cntrd will effect very great saving n p "
or nbrcsine material &c. for all Railroads. all Vehicles
Goats Machineshop' &c The Invention !. SIM
e and complete has been tested b. seen IN opera
ton and /, Of iBLedate aud general application 49, ~
ADDRESS L. b.. General Pos-otico, Box No 4e8s new
York
DAKE RODS. for the Spring Teeth OF the
IN Wheel Horscl.ke. .,
TERRITORIAL RIGHTS for 'hc mos. popular Hor.e.
Rake; slo, PUMP CHAIN. Addr SIS, ELBkhf WHITE,
Stanford, Corn
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lAdyeItisemeut.l
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OP THE CITY

EW' VEk. oon onn
FlyANCIAL Agent or THE UNITED SIAIES
Nos. u end 20 rinest.. n. y.
This Bank has ready for sale (allcwinc the co1mls
sion to purchasors) L. :. 1910 notes. which at nan.
are convertible into six per cent gold bearing Mah
collects warrants cert .fcatcs, maturing loans and
drafts and attends 70 all financial business with Govern
ment Parties wishing to avoid the delay ana !ncon
venicnce Of direct correspondence with the Depart
ments, are invited to Apply at tins Bank.
NORRIS bETCpUN, President
y. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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ltecciues lo( Produce.

DC 2l--s,l46 bbls. Flour. 10 bbls. whisky, o.97
bba Corn Meal T. sos bash. Oats, c,y0 pigs. Pruvii
ions 400 pkgs Lard g. 40 pkgs Butter 2s pkgs. Asbe,
al pkgs. Dressed Hogs 90l pkgs OIL Cake.
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spece) from New-York 10 foreign ports Tor the
week ending Dec. 10, and since Jan, j:
ISG2. 1873. 1864.
r,~ Tho ,veot e3457. $40 s2GO6,ll3 e5ll29g
Preyiousy renrted 1857 s22 IG3 294 343 2G3 ils7O
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF IN
" TERNAL REVENUE, Fourth District Of NeY- xoiS
connr,snr the al sth 9Th snd 9Th WuIds u New us
CITY, No. 81 FIsnkln.st . .t,
sPFCIAL INCOME TAX-Notce Il hersey ,sen "a
the x OF Taxes ss,cssed 10 accorznce With the it resp
luton OF Congress approved JuyI 1864 imposing s''s
Tar Of Five Ter cent upon profits income Tor TIE yea
ending December 81 1853 has been transmitted 10 ne o
able and payment thereof is hereby demanded s"d t
raid within days the parties Assessed VII b. "'
penalty Of ten per cent additional. ,..
Payment be n,ade Ills OEce, irom a. W. Wv
r. ~ daily, Sundays oScep,ed) c,, ,.,-...
New.York, December II, 1904
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Jutcrnal ncpenne.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF IN
" THRSAL REVENUE. Thirty second Dis.rc' state "a
New.York First Second and Fourth Wards, City OF Me-"
York No. 100 broadway. ,
SPECIAL INCOME TAy--No.fcs 10 hereby given, tbs,
the List Of Taxes IN accordance with the proseas
the joint Resolution o: Congress approved July ~
imposing special tax o. Eve per upon the zabA
profits inconsc year ending Dec 81 1888 hss Oee
returned TO by the Assessor OF tho District ard ms, -
by DEMANDED. . ,,s.
A personal notice by melting, demanding payment whs
ten days from 10 service, viii De mailed TO the address OF es
per.o on IL. IL. who shall omit pay such tax for more Ihss
ten days from the date hereof for which fee OF twenty
will be added And al persons who snail neglect % pr
notes will be liable pay ryS PR cExTuN aciiuoha "a
fee Of each for the service Of the noie
OF en- from ID o'clock q N. O'Clock New lon' ~
cenbcr II. 1874 SHERlDAN sHOOh, Ot"c.V''
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The prospect now is tina, the city will be orammed
es fEll Of Christmas poultry as IT was Just before
Thauksgyng and If the pcset rain continues prices
v.ill drop 10 low III are Very much depends uron
The weather The recerts are very lHrse-lc0 tunr
to-day and 20 turs yesterday by the nerican Express
alone Ch.cks ns particularly are slow OF sale. Ducks
choice lot o. forty ezra fit NewJesey Turkeys were
LED IT DC sales offne los were risde yesterday ut
2x92ic; bu o.dny il Is hard TO got 200 for prime
lot OF Chickens. Ducks, Geese and Turkeys IN goou
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ELUIIS AND bEIsHILo.
Apples are Lcary Ill in and stored for tho winter
They are held arm at advanced prices Lady Apples
for Christine have sold all the way from 70 70 go
hnI depcndnc upon quality. Crnnbcrrics are scarce
ard sell higher than last week. retailing at Sc go
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Ocean Steamers.

TNHOSE who 20 to Sea are exposed to suffer
Il from CnAPPED LIPS or HANDS; but ifthey use the
|" TROPICAL BALSAM" they viii soon set well. See
advertisement under Medical"
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E,stou Live Stock Market.

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND Niif0AD.
acoor,>d for 1Hz TkHUSs ~, the ssding enssdGy
Dec a. leti
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VEGETABLES,

Po,a.oc. ere held firm with largo quantities Hfos',
Iers aoticiyatirg rise CabhaCes doing better,
the fiosrn ground preventing getting them out readily
A.
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BIT1EH-

The recent fall In god las almost entirely stonped
foreign shipments az the 4Jds7c.the highest prices
they pay at the p-cse At rates Of eIchangeocred
BY Shippers quite below the ideas OF holders. S hi
lots are going 90 California but at Ste. nominal In the
San Frahcisco market can afford TO send prime
butter to tho Pacific coast Nearly NIL the demand
ereore IL for home consumption, and tie Dcrfoty Of
fine butter cnuscs active inquiry. Fancy Delaware
han been sold At 55c and even &c. with little Orange
County In pals at &C., but the majority Of good slAto
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n. Y. Wholesale Price. Of Country Produce


lEIpre.sly for TnK n. T. TRIBUNE by Reporter
Tie following the rates Of articles In good
condition as sold BY commission houses Ut wholesale
Shippers receive TO 10 T. cent less deducted for com
missions beside fro ght and other charges.
BANS AND PEAS
Besns continue in request, with few Offering; small
lots of prime have sold as high 40 81 co. We
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There no perccptibc change In the Cheese market
and trade is dali. Factory has been sold. in n small
way at 2JicsOae very fine II held stu higher Very
| liitln Ia dol In lhe AhinninY line Wcnuote:
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Fresh Eggs lave been sold by tie single barrel. a,
Oc per dozen Tie stock Of lined Is larsc ana variable
in quality Some pco- lots sold at SIC. While few,
very good laid down late in the season. have brought
40c. We quote:
NewJersey and Penny lyanie choice. 4r.d)z t0Qis
Stale rood .:....................... ..4f0i6
Western, y doz., good order. -.i3DN
LINED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .30U
Egg Oats, y bush. good .e0doj
FRtll1S-DRIED.
Dried Apples inquired for and often sold to mr..
rive some at 5c. Scarcity OF green rit has caused
AL advance In most sorts OF dry. We quote;
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sAML sHETHAR. } General
Ed. 4. NICHOLS. ) Partners
% IR5f 4 w SRaEEEEHadpur f .ass's.
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| HIDES, SKINS AND FCI3.
The quotations here given cannot 10 calculated upon
after jan l. when changes viii doubtless be mate
fonnded upoI tho then cur en rates " exchange We
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17
New Terms for the Sentinel,
AZ YEAR AFTER MAY 1, ga.

We find it impossible with the pre-
sent high price Of living, paper, ink,
labor, &C., to make the publishing of
the Cadiz Sentinel ply US anything
like a reasonable compensation, ut its
present price-hcnee, after the 1st of
next NJ W, (when the new volume be-
.gins,) our terms will be 81 year, and
$3.50 a year if not p,id before the ex-
piration of the year. Those who have
expected to receive it for 81, 80 a yvar,
wild not be disappointed if they pay
by the lst of next May-and now is
the time for all who desire to take the
paper, to do so, and pay in advance
before that time. That the Sentinel
will be well worth sll that we ask for
it, no one will doubt, who is or be-
comes one of its patrons.
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For the sentinel.,s
An,Auagraui.


Mr.. EDIToR:-l understand YOU have some
very good schools in Cadiz Now can any
OF your young scholars tell us what the fol.
lowing Anagram Is? -. it
am composed Of Eve letters.
Strike out my first and double my second,
you will then have fruit, Strike out my
third, you will have gender. Strike out
my first, inyert my second and third, you
will have a siekly looking person. Strike
out my filth, invert my second and third.
place my first last, you will then have eel;
ebrated tree. Strike out my first and last,
transpose my ionrth to my first, you will
then have the place whers you often have
sat Strike out my fourth and fifth YOU
will have view Of the whole word. Strike
out my first. place my fourth and fifth be-
fore my second and bird. you will see what
boys can do. Strike out my third, invert
my fourth and fifth, place my second before
them, you will have what will make a
hungry man merry. Strike out my first,
place my second last, you will have a court
term. Strike out my third and fifth, then
read me backward, you will! find what the
teacher will do to disobedient scholars
II you find me out. you will see | am
nothing more not less THAN. a we'll known
tree OF the forrest,
Feb: FRiNG.
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EsCCygyilieg

Has been progressing in this county
very rapidly during the plat week or
two. Col. Pcrce, Ctptain Norris,
Lieut.. McClffwy ana other off ,ers,
have recruited % large number of men
during that time. Col. Pearce took
between thirty and forty new recruit,
to Colu n5ls list Monday morning for
his regiment. Lieut. M5c4ffrey took
e number on last Thurs.hy for his
regiment. The quota of this county is
being file | up rapidly and'with a lit
tie more exertion Harrison County's
proportion will be made up.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17

GT The election which is about to take
place in New Hampshire has saved that state
from the impending DRAFT. The Secretary OF
War has given Gov Gilmore permission to
count the men who were raised last summer
as having been recruited under the late calls.
BY this stroke OF legerdemai1 New Hamp
shire is relieved ola burden imposed upon
her sister states; but then, no doubt, 1t se-
cures her vote for the administration candi.
dates next month. Its well f6r the COUP
try vote is not impending in all the States,
for il it had been there would be no troops
raised this srring and the army would 60 to
the devil. New Hampshire is one Of the
states 10 which the Republican party has in.
dorsed Mr.. Lincoln as his successor, and
very.thing will be sacrificed to carry it for
the administration candidates.---M. T.
World. @ @9R 3EE
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Y,he supper

And welcome given to the men Of the
43d Ohio, and all ether soldiers Of
Harrison county, at the Court House
on last Wednesday evening, was a
splendid affair. The exercises were
opened by Rev- Grimes, who gave a
short and patriotic welcome address to
the soldiers. Capt. Lyons responded
in his usual happy and entertaining
style. The soldiers, their wives and
,sweethearts then partook Of sumptu-
GUS repast prepared by tho ladies of
"Cadiz and vicinity. After supper,
music was brought out, when those
who desired "tripped. the light fantas>
tic toe' until tho"wee small hours Of
morning" Taken altogetherit was one
of the most pleasant affairs that ever
came off in Cadiz. The soldiers and
all others conducted themselves in an
nnexceptionable manner, which added
greatly to the evening entertainment.
r FL