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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07

WHITE NEN Must rule AMERICA
Gheape,t Tapcr Published.
Forty Eight Colnmns of Rr"din
Matter per Week for 81 80
per ear!
TNE NEW YORK PA FIR
MADE UP EXCLUSIVELY FOX C0uN-
TRY CIRCULATION.
News Of tie Week, ith the Cattle, PIu.
duce aud Other Markets, Care.
fully Reported.
NEW YORK DAY-BO0h
For 1854.
TUE Nav YoEx DAY-B BooE is an independent
Democr Slic jouInai holding, win TIE late Sen
stor Douglas, that "thiS Government IL made
yn the hiie basis, by white men, for the ben
yft of white nep and their postor:ty forever.
1t is u large double sheet, With forty eight
columns OF reading matter, ind in MI iespeC e
whether for Markets, News, Literary or
Agricultural information lis not in.oriUT to any
~ political Or family newspaper In It's poll
tcai department, it gr"ppiea b'idly Vithtl .
real question before the American redple, III
presents the only philosophy OF which can
rrsist the sweeping march of AbOlitiUuisn.-
ltis Democratic in the true sense OF the torn
tho defenders of tho peoples rights, butt is
tis upholder fno party chicanery or tHckery.
IL /. NOS only for FEAoE, but it shows how, and
how only, permanent Puace can be obtained,
and this glorious White Mans Government vi
Washington restored, viz, by tho utter route,
overthrow, and exterminitiOn of Abolilionisln
from American seil.
The Day Book is now the only weekly Politi-
cal paper in N5w York city made up exclusive
ly for county circu Iation. All .hc others are
loha.hed from the solumns of some dailv paper.
which renders il almost impossible 10 give so
complete and gcSersl a summary of tho nows ~
in III, other case. Persons about subscribing
should take this into consideration. Democrats
also, must see to it that sound papers nro cir
culated AMONG THE PEOPLE, or Abolitionism
will never be put down. ~ All who desire
to refute tho arguments of Abo!ihoniSts, should
read THE DAY BOOK.
TERMS.
Ore copy. ono year, So 90 /; Three copies, ore
year SIS Oj Five copos, one ear 81 so; Ten
copies, Que year, and ono to tho gettef up Of
the club IA 90; Twenty copies one year ! and
oneto the getter up Of the club "a 90.
Additional copies, each 20.
The name Of the post Office county, and
State, should, in all cases. be plainly given il
ever letter.
Payment al waya lu sddvanco, and alI paper
will be stopped whom tle timo Of subasriptior
paid for expires.
Address. -... d.
VAN EvRlE, HORTON O. CO.,
No 100 NAssau Street sW York,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
oFFECEEs oF TIE sEEATE,


Chief Clerk, William z. Davis, of
Cincinnati: lat Assistant Clerk, A,
p. Miller, Editor u! the Lancaster
Guzstte, End Assistant Clerk, Sid
ney D Maxwell, VI Dayton; 3rd As.
sistant Clerk, John NJ. Edwards, oI
Maboning county; 4th Assiston
Clerk, j. c. Browneil, OF Stark coun
ty, Sergeant-at-AIms, James Stc-
yer, Of Logan countys Let Assistant
SsrgeaDt.st-Arns, Alexander o
Shepard, Of Gsllia connty; 2nd AS
Histant Sergeant, at. Arms and Posi-
Master, James Howard, Of Harri.
sou county.
HOUSE CACCUs.
The Republicans Of the House
ware in caucus, in the Hall Of Repre-
sentatives, as the same time the SEN
ators were msking their nominations,
Only tity-niDe out OF seventy four
Republican Members were present
1he!e were SPIRITED contests tor al
the positions in tie uouse, and theil
were swarms vf candidates The nom
inee tor Speaker had thirty votes OIL
the second ballot-just enongh to pu
him through. Dr.. Scott. Of Warren
and Abner Kellogg, Of Ashtvbula,
we're bis competitors, The following
are the successful csudidates of tht
House Caucus:
OFFICERS OF THE HousE.
Speaker James r, Hubbell, of Del
aware; Chief Clerk, Captain Abra
ham Kaga, Of Sidney. Shelby county
an ex.Editor; let Assistant Clerk, o
Codding, OF Medina; 2nd Assistan
Clerk, j. D. Slime, Editor of thu
Madison county Union; Sergeant-at
Arms .. C. S. Miller, Of Hoekin!
county; let Assistant Selgeant-at,
Arms, S. Buler. OF Hamilton coun.
ty; End Assistant Sergeant-at
and Post Master, P. 7. Suit, Of Guesn
Ssy county.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
TIIE GENIUS OF EUROPE

will 10 iail uudcr contribution to giyn bsilIinu.
cy 70 IA coin ms, and ride by rito wi,h orig..
hal productions 0t tho NEST ,npuiar rrrrSrci,,s
ofthc Old World will BE- pa,si lf, cittd a,st
re- ,f ;ho mu,t eminent story .w,iler. of tbs
Nm
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Mem 11nblitatlons.
NEW MUS1C.-"THE SOLDIERS DYING
" FtREWFLL"- with Chorus Music BY mr''
On the fed Of battle, mother.
All the night lOBe | lsy,
- kline ofsr IRE f,ofher

On the fed Of battle, mother.
All the might loBe lsy
Angels watching Ger me, mother,
ill the breaking Of the day.
rh word. his Song found IN sodefs ies'Nn5h'
i,., before be died by Rev Mr. Rupeil 80
"MOONIIGHT AND STARLIGHT Song WIN thcfls,
Poetry and Music BY Jane. o. CAs and sung py nD a.
"DEY sAiD WE WOULDN'T FIGHT Negro sons
snWiiAT Is HOME WITHOUT THE CHILDREN"
Song with Chorus by NJ Keller, tho PoPuiAf"srmSn com
p"TFr ME- DIE WITH MY FACE TO THE FoX"
The lst words Of the late Gen. Hce Song wb ohoi,;
Poetry and MuTc BY James u. CLARK and sung by ha az All
Tie above sons. beautiful Price % eents Zach pail
HORACE WATERS. Publisher, 81 Broadway
Pi.ni.s In stendsnce 10 try new Mos1c'
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NOR THE PRhSIDENIIAL CAllPAIGN.
IL READ COCHIN'S RESULTS or EMANCIPATION.
froYing wbet AFT the practical worsiussS o
PRESIDENT LiNCOLNS POLICY
The most important and msy booi Of TIE asSoq which


froTing whe, Al, the practical worsiuss o
PRESIDENT LiNCOLNS POLICY.
The most important and dmsy boof Of tie ias'oq which
CIRCULATED EVERYWHERE
THE STANDARD WORK Oh EMANCIPATION.
MANY THOUSANDS hsve already ocen soid ana tie de-
rn.nd IL constantly increasing.
Read the following LISTERS om me h'' 'Ae'n-H Cd 'nt
From the Hon. A. striDg, stses Attorney 'or b.nofs
The publication Of the Ok ~ This if1e - PECULIARLY ep
ysrtuns. Written by ofsu@r rcape' ere irpiaton Of
tptsres prejudice or Of oerf gotten Up or en- osSn
for which such book suited ittt ih. = W ave
wide circulation everywhere, - especially IN iae Mode snd
sn v hat axe badly called tbs Border States sy bsdy be
Hope may have border save tte ocesn~ and
mountains which bound the Continent ..,..,.
Tie author treat. the ustter % the rego oueson ~ -
sosi0a IN. orl law. yi M n de- i,se of overriding shish
really concern. the social cor diton OF tie race.
i. gratifying 20 read nook Ike This, lh midst of the
f.,,ees Srd uosseu.e which have o0s .rtoped
dispose the bugbsars by which tie questions q sioanep
taon AID slavery lave been u.ej TO ea tr people AID
From hsh, Js@s- spec ., h -. cay ,,s ,rs
~i take "a active Interest having cIcs.i lud ress
ksntucky Since my early manhood, have eyoi believed
Iooks % ia diurnal caroer sud yet j. sustained by -l
p,ents 90 plausible and Interests 80 powerful tat nat s'
Ynsncips;ion As u. nsdy terrible one me resiy
must be difficult and may be lov The boo. u ~ Cochin !.
s.pecisly valuable just now hold ng t cheefg hop,
that though ihe remedy may &c 'oa, Il nu oe s2Psi u
~sseiy'
IL work Of great merit end furnishes most valuable IN
scnstou upon subject ssgos.ns n. ai,astoH Of tic
American people"
FROM Hon. J. z. Dooitt.
70 "a f1 Of thought vel Of ssstc. Information Of
oas most recent date and worthy Of studs by
a., iutsrs,t Ia this great prob en- ~ time"
From Hon. CEssiuf NJ Clay
The book distributed by The frelds " the cause
90 ~ 10 reach its enemies"
From Hon J. W Forn-y.
10 book that ought - be Ia c h4nd 'sey thought.
~ and nquiring American"
From Hon judge Hot
T shsi b. sati6ed tst your cforst ereuhle
ths book In the Border States have been ,Gccessit'
From Hon Judge Bouo o. Baltimore.
The information contained in this work ls'orics ard
s.Sgls cannot had elsewhere snd Tor the sake OF our Peo
re tits be hoped msy have extensive circustio
send early orders for tns Poyulsr Edition %
THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
o. 70 WALKER, WISE Co. fVbislets, Rsslor hhs'
Books sent free by mail on recsp, o. price, 81 n.
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xvNrIAND LANDs-To ALL WANTING

XTINELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
FARMs.-IAr-r md thriving seitsmsnt m.6 ard
.afh,l e1s,ls miles fosih 81 PhhsdspniA py rsfosd
Rhb .o which ~ large which can now bs zen
xrosne Ten ronty ana tty acIe rsc a. nom INTO "
nt AZ - ra,abl, .ithn tood onsrts open n7
tr .n1fores s,d .shes chsrches, SCHOOL. ana soea ~
oi-ty Il b. the most n,fro'ms P.sce Eat o. Nr'
On, rso. IL aid on. Is unssrp-d l~iers sa,wef-d FsPs'
sud vug a inform alton will ~ s-nt se
s 49,. KS = iNDfs yipeADd Poss Once cJmh-r.
i.nJ 10 P,gs I-porf n Siop Robias,g fsriStlfarei
JS,O, AZ IL. TIbuns 70 %, J me- most ,s'niis {friit
,' 40 si,s-f esd positions AID snkgtis condition fcr
$1,000 o,,-.ne gaf kNSw a. tAis sds ~ rs He'issr
Pys.ytes
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Go fel.
Deal Gstats TOT Sale.

A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
~ FOR SALE, on THE LINE OF TIE CbAIhAb
RAILROAD or NEw.JERsEY, ONE AND
HALs HOURS FROM NETWORK.
The Hs1,e Il arge modern in style and inpro'smsn''i
veil shaded IN summer warned IN winter by sniia
Baker. Steam Apps4il, the best in shs county 'fes
dsn with good stable aud esrsSe hou'e Ao 10 'e'.~ o.
aud. mol, .djoinins.
The .ayantsge. 81 location drives. scenery &C., must De
seen 10 be spprecis;ed
Tn, Who'll. psopey ia-'rdf ;hs 10 acre. o. and wi be
sold for -i2.eQ,
Possession given i,nnsdisi,iy. Inquire Of
r. c. RACON. lG2 Hroalssy.
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CAMPAIGN CUMENTS.-REPORI or
" THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE or THE
AMY OF THE POTOMAC-WHY MCCLELLAN WAS
SEM0yFp 20 PAGES rLxce cents - ..... ..,v
HOW TO PR0sECCfS AND HOW 40 IND THE
WAR speech by General Butler psses price cent
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. Csmp.ias p. of toe PENN
eia Hsryimd Rrcdorcksburf. TESTl MOEY Of Generals
ncCLELLAN, BURNSIDE AID HoOAER =; pssss price
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III Bor1LyR WIfIs0v. Anotioaee,..
OFUcr g.. =. CAPITOL Xxi ah.IoN.
1VisTER- sALE.-pur,uant TO the COL,

MASTER's SALE.-puruant 30 the con-
WI rsud o. decreal order ~ se oia Oh, Court q Con-
Pes. Of Summit County no tho suit p bncis DnirFy
ara Nhs Robbins adlaniroto of h fss.it De esed
afsss- tho Cleveland. IsnessIe and Cnoul RAILROAD Com
y.uny al. to directed shall oier io4 lie % pubic
sucon ~ door Of .hl Goar Home 90 Akron Ii'HS
DAY sept. 10, 1854, between tie L0urs Of O'Clock ~
and sciotk o. fn t.c elflfe REAL ESTATE OF -A0 Raj
road Compaiy which they have any le cy.l or cq1sbe
tlfr rid RsiIoao formerly Known as ne Aaron rsnch
orthsC .,eaud aud b0rgh Railroad sd located 10 the
C,un., Of summit Naynr ani Holmes n tae s1e " Ono
rtuninE ro1 Hadson S1mni Count. iis junction ~ih SD
sveinI and Pittsburgh Railroad, afisuca Of agouf 6i
-as 70 Mlerssrr,i Holmes County, crossing ths As-ur
ati Great Ne.iern Railroad - Akron aud tie fis1Esh
,r syae md Ccs 20 Railroad -l or,ei the rEh o. w.
therefor srd tie land occupied thereby 10 f'tn'1Io
sd an he tack, thereon, hnd-r vadur's rifcH' Irn-
d. rr0uris b. o0 machine shops enen- lo1ses sd Az
other luiugs ierool, water stations .l tik house, ana
arpur.nsnee her sd fosd and alec III ne franchises
r. ADD yyels Of sid Company, o. H. TO- "a gcefnut
fhr .arlrssr he prrrn.es herere conveyed ~ $40
Railroad Contrary 90 tho Atlantic sud tfsa Western h.R
road Company pufslgHt 90 fle decree oi sri teyr hP
praised a : ~. go Also, o. the same time an Psc-, VI"
oil, 1r. r 80 plhs auction, AT the pefsIual po.oJ S
,sJ C@gc'.ld /anefve md Cil~1rat kaitoai Company,
including the equipment of aid railroad nov IA the hand o.
Re- aid Company which NAV - IN ms hshos
A. The time stc cousHiing iu part VI oconosn'
nslseneer cars baggage cars ~ sTese cafs, - house reth
c.r. 40 Ia freight IL hand timber ties niDe
co.d wood materials la tie machine shols, TOOLS Ola H04
icSe QeTlas clsh a. tine Of ssle
DAVID l.. KING, Special Master Con-.
W ! C. Oris Of CleVsa1d Plaintiff Attorney.
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mo TIE PUBLIC.--We have now ready for
u distribution tre following REGISTERS. Place "a
or eua yoar dfess or copis, nd please Inform 70 rsi "a
xbere lie. can he arrou modified With HtRCIiNs la
REAL ESTATE.
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE Ef6iSftR,
PHILADELPHIA BUllANu LOf REGISTER
pgENsYLNAN ANA FAKMssEGlsTER.
DELsWARE COUNTY warm REGISTER.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM REGISTER
CHFsVER COUNTY FARM REGISTER,
EUCKS COUNTY FARM REGISTER
VFpFORD COUNTY FARM REGISTER
NEM.JERsEf kAHN REGISTER,
DELAWARE FARE RFGISrEK,
MARYLAND Farm REGISTER
GEORGE \. TOW NsEND CO.
1875 South Fourth o.. PmisdelphiA.
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TINTED STATES HORSE AND CAR
~ RIAaE MAKT L.nh-.f.. cnIneI d rorLy ioalLls'

ksvy0rt $50 . .
Ths mo.re'ors BEG esv, % inform he public That saes
tals place b. auction each Wsdnesday and Sal usday
tbyons The AID iohing ~ dealing uBcn no par
Of connected With tho establishment vi" und any
circumstances, be allowed
HoEs~s Carriages. on Harness intended n. wednesday
sss should b. Ia tie Saturday TIscedns bit y De
resolved uni pm. Monday Those Intended iof Sa,nE
stys sses should Dc sent in On the Nedne day petf =
sat isls day.. bot will be received until Thursday
Gan Edyt1cet without eItTn charge.
H. JORDAN 1 co, Propfis.oTf
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Either of the sso7. ven, free by . on r.c.p' OF pr
DRESIDENTlAL CAMPAIGN Doc

DRESIDENTlAL CAMPAIGN DOCU-
"A MENTS. 81.
by his Speeches letter. MesaSss, ard fr'cl'iuAon.
RECOSSTRUCTION Liberty the corner slons ard In
oolu the srchtsct. is Up. ~ Per lsndred . 40,
RECONSTRUCTION OF REBEL STATES. II Pp'i .!
TRFE CONSTITUTION. lspF; s12er hundred
THE EXPULSION OF LONG. ~ 81 Ter iuuefed
THE EXPULSION or LONG. ~. ~ Icr tund Cd
STATE RENOVATION. pp.; e PEI hundred -
CONFISCATION or REBEL PROPEbFA- 3 Pr o.
|FRTEDMREs AFFAIRS 2 rp.i 81 PEI hundred.
CONFlsCAIloN OF REBEL PROPERTY. pP.i 81
SECESSION AND RECONSTRUCTION spp.i 81 per
NO coMPRoNsNwTrH TREASON. srp; 81 per
hundred
UNIVERSAL EMANCIPATION. WITHOUT COMPEN-
BATION. 10 Pr; 81 per bundled.
TITLE no PROPERTY IN SLAVES. ppi 81 per
hundred. - -
IRsECoNsTRUCToN IN THE sTATEs rpi 81 per
hundred -
hundred - . - -
THOUGHTS FOR HONEST DEMOCRATS.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Or ANDREW J0HNtON,
os udiats the Vice Proc deny 10 pp 81 pei hundred
THE WAR COMMENCED BY GHL REBELS. 10 Pg-i
o. per hundred - .. .,,.
Of sale Thu III 81 NJ VfflAfss
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Mem publitatlons.
READY ON SATURDAY MORNING
OLDEN LEAV E'S
IRON THE
BRITISH POETS.
COLLECTED 81 JoHS w. s. How,

s.d.n OF thi, volume to collect portable
lsm. al the celebrated minor poems Of the Brtifh Pssa
N ia believed therefore to pos,ess great practical value
ny .Hordns noble collection OF true Golden Leaves sa'
=. presenting convenient aud accessible form those
Gus gems Of Brtsh poetry to which Al have OCCASION 90
10 refer. 49,,
tn. DIE Of i. volume 4, conyenen. 6rnO ia printed
h rrest car. on highly caendercd tinted psPer AM 00~ho
10 q peculiarly elegant and attractive style.
COMPANION VOLUME
GOLDEN LEAVES FROM THE AMERICAN i'HiS
l, In Pres. and nearly ready
VOL IsmO, $50 pp, Green yellom ol'h' CIV Top r'0'
S350
Ala, various styles In Morocco and hsli ho,psiy'
JAS. G. NEGORY, Publisher,
No $40 Brosdway, NewYorK-
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ITO ADVERTISERS.
L TIE WATERFOWL REFORMFR, Dsiy and Week.y'
pusished a. Na,ertown Jefferson County n II osse lo
,hr circulation Of over 90 Copes sHd - Adyer.ns
t.dou are unequaed by any lourrss Issued Ia NoItefs
Ney.Ysrk. TItE WEEKLY bfFORMER ciisuiies over
On Coe.-rea;hnr every neghboThooG Ia Jetrson Ooup
~ .sa large number Of people Tho ADJOINING oonnhes OF
q Lawrence Ol,gego and Lewis TERMS modetste' com
p,roa With prices Advert-uein City Journals heIeI .
s SINCLAIR, Publisher Tribune, OF to ,. III. fEA'
IiNGiLL & CO.. Advertising 4 gents, New.1 ofe.
INGALLS, BROChMAH BlOELOW
Propsior'
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You CAN GIT THOSE BOOKS BY mail
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REV fora Send your sddfe.s On stamped envelope Tor
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SaIes br Auriion.

Or.arraxlsrgg GsEEaAt's OFr1CE TIHrr Division
WAsHiSGrOE CIrr. september 2. lt1i.
UCTION SALE or CONDEMNED
~ HORsES-Wl be soia u public osotlon, 20 the highest
bidi,r a. Gia,hor, b. C., Oh
THURSDAY. shPTE MBER ~. lg@.
ONE HUNDRED hND tlfIl lANhLtt HpfHiS.
These hofes hav, been condemned urh ~ tse lssry
service Of 'le amy.
Rs road and farming puPo'os many good DNsun' lty be-
he'd.
Horse, sold sin1iy. sasto comm,a-e % Do H. TENS
s.sk IN United stsirs currency.
- JtMEs f. EHlV.
Coionc' in ciar-e lr.t division. q. ST. g. o.
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QyIRTsasAsryR GENERALS OPncr, FIs,r DIVISION
WDHtSsTos Cry. s.psnbes 2, 1906
WILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, 10
w the bJhss, bidder At the tine and places named
below, viz:
Yeri, Pa, THURSDAY, Sep, IS 1854
Altoona Pa THURSDAY, sspt r. 1885,
Lebanon Pc, THURSDAY sept. 20 1866
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, Ar EACH
PLACE.
These horses have beon cosdsns3 snf for the csysy
service a the amy.
For road and farm purpose. many good b.gn, may ,. bad
Horses Sold singly
Terms C.-h In United States currency
JANIS A. hkIh. Colonel First Division
> art rgaatss Cessna OA.s.
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TT'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1851 Con

tsins the PRESIDENTIAL VOTES Of 81 The ststes by
yosctass snd TIC vote Of the Towns tho STATE Of York
also o'sins hs PopGl< Nois By states IL the years
ssA -" rne' 70 'sa,s sss oopr. Var sale a. ibs
TRIBUNE OFFiCz.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
y a NEW AND GREAT lNVEST,H IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC lOR OOUha) STsIh
SPRING -
!. l. l. J. y. WEsE
NO 81 CHANBERSSf.t NEW CkNi
49,, -, al ths Patent and rxc4siv Asauss,usss
ofthis -. rv,s
PATENTED "DUPLEN fLLiPfiC SLEL srhiNs
SKIRT
Ys invention consists OF Duplex Tor ~, Enftie -
sfrrs IN geBoasy braided tightly. and h1 osear -
to edge rnskng tie tough most el NJ zoe a osf:Dts
srrns ever used enabling he vesTsr'D rtsecng.s q ~
srea ela,city snl feTioeness % place I'd iofhs I'm
wheuin u1e As eal y and With the cynsuecs a. ~
Of muslin drs. Il entirely shyates and srte ne Only a.
ec.iou. % Hoop Skirts, VIZ; tlr annoyance Tie vesf@ -
the public. especially in crowded 5es e1rag.A
toad cars. church rews, or IA Any ctoTdesee em ne
efc1y q contracting them snd occu1y snail ,paesy
his enirey removes the sidcuy, whs al ne skf "a
usual fall .se .ymme,rios orI sn1 4 ne Eltef ssf mea
fylh aad srscs, app for the f'ca op'fs ptens
nsde o. hou.r dr,s, lsdy having -Joyd he Pie.rA
comfort and great convsnence wearing ih Dupsf Ebr<u
sgnz ssirt for single day VI nave ssrwsa ~iahsl
d. yros. Nilh the " them. They 20 tl, b qqshtyY
,ver' Fart b. ir ire nFn'st drbe comfortable go
,ccre1ra skirt made. Messhsn,s ~s b. spp ~ ~ s5ov1
ard sdes IN tfst clas- - ves ttS'e.sy ss4
tnrourhou' the difereri States. $40
CT INQUIRE kOk IHb " DUP-LA EL-iEL.C
SPRING SKIRT.
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ID II. MACY
IL. WILL OPEH, MONDAY, sEPr.l7.
500 LOTS OF
FRENCH AND SCOTCH
NEEDLE-WORKED FOODS,
CONSISTING o.
BAsDS.
RUFFLEs.
CAMBRIA TRIMMINGS
HaNDKERCHiifS, ~, -
FROM AUCTION
NYW AND STYLISH GOODS, - PR INT. LIN
THAN The COST or IMPORTATION.
ALSO
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
RIBBONS,
BoSifT,
EOWFpB 10
SB.-orR FALL IMPORTATION ofouR wlMt
KNOWN BRAND or LADIES' hid 'boNhS NOW
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ent AND 200 sIxTH-AVEsCE, NBAkFotTtESfHn
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News of the Week.

Thurlow Weed, Lite Editor of the Albany
Evening Journal, has written a letter, ad.
vocating the repeal Of the Homestead law
on the ground that the circumstances Of the
country have changed since the law was
n. ssed that the p1blic Domain was origin
ouv do,otad far The nuroose Of sustaining
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&c dses,a;,, !, and that the country now alb
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source Of revenue 10 meet the extraordinary
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tn come to an end MS spec lily az possible
because they think il lar better to leave the
Copperheads to the disposition of TIE civil
tribunals, and to that mnst potent Of all in.
strunentalities in this country, phh'lc opin-
non. The best weapon to use against them
is ballots They are better than bullets,
and will finally be the death D. liticaly OF
all who have aided or sympathized with the
enemies Of this most benefcent Of all. gov
crnmen's Bullets for armed rebels, and
ballots and the law for all their sympathi-
zers. will in a short time d. this work and
do il forever. #" sen "a. aH
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SUCCESS UPoN MERIT.-Tf there is an in
stance upon the records Of our country where
an article of American manufacture has
madeits way to universal favor solely up on
its own merits and without extraneous aid,
it is that Of the Chemical ,Salerdtus. It is
only to be sold in one place, and it is de-
manded in another; and SO it has gone on
increasing in favor until the products Of the
extensive Chemical Works of d. B. De Land
Co., at Fairport, Monroe County, N. Y,
are now immense.
This article is made only at these works
by process known only to the proprietors
and is better for all purposes than soda
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