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mnyoralty Candidates.

TnnH Is now every indication that the coming
race for tie NAyoralty will bs ono Of tho moe,
Interesting and exciting municipal contests ever
witnessed IN New York. Four candidates have
been already brought upon the course by their
respective jockeys and hackers; . nfth will prob.
ably he uot'sd out this evening, as the resul, Of
the Republican eonclaye which 10 announced W
assemble for the purpose, and II Is no, unlikely
shAt two or three scrub entries will bs made
before the election, for the purpose of Jockey.
ing against possible winners. The mos, rsn.fka-
bic circumstance SO f.r developed in the prehm.
inIr.es for the grand sweepstakes IL tho strange
mixing up, jumbling, and ov,rturning Of
Oh. jockeys and bscksra They have sp.
psrently converted themselves into noun
isbsaks, for they now appear in every eoneoivAbls
si,ituds-s foot visible here head there, Blu, II
would puzzle q prestidi sitaieur TO tell who they
belong to. The Citizens Association has nomi
mated HEcKEa with o'GoRHAs for Corporation
Counsel; McKeon endorses o'GoRNAH, but sui ell
tutes GupruHE for HHoKra Mozart follows N
Citizens Association; Tammany nominAtos HoFE
MAE instead Of either OF the othsrsi another an
iEation nominateS FARMIn without any aceonps
nimestt snd ths Republicans are now Tuning 81
sweating In trying TO decide what they shall d
sboui 10. FrRsAspo wooD AMI Mr.. GRExLrY-th
,anes q conDHhssd- and Vie Radis'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- Eat n n.

CLANCY-Ou THURSDAY, Nov. 2sd, Of eon,ump-
The relative. ma frisns, ;, ~ f.m, ar, ro.Dec,
fuliy invited to attend the funeral from his late
srs.idepc. ieS weo.'er st. on Saturday afternoon
,DELAsY-on Wednesday. Nov. $50, Of disease Of
u. heart, John Delsny, a native Of ibe Parish Of
CGnmer. Queen, Co. ireland. ss.d 80 yesrs.
in-.r are invited 20 sttend the funeral, on Friday
afternoon, Oh. Path ms. At o'clock, from the
mains will be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery for inter
meni. San Francisco papers please copy. 213
HAHN-At the residence Of her daughter, at Aier-
sndris- Va, Cathanne Hahn. wife Of J. Henry
Hahn, aged 40 years and 6 months,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
Ie.id.nce, 9s3 Lorlmer 81, williamsbursh ,hi. gid
day. Afternoon. at O'Clock. lI
HEwLETT-on THURSDAY, Nov. 23d. Goiner g;
Hewlett son Of Nathan and Harriet Hewlett aged
The friends and scquantsnces Of the family are re-
Tern,, snyi'sa to attend The t,nps lac
dssce' lbI Perry r Detroit papers pleas copy. l|l
LYONs-ou Thursday, Nov. sSd, after a short hu,
severe illness Cornslius Lyons con OF Patrick and
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, this Friday .iief-
&c West Broadway. III
MooNEY-On Wednesday evening, at 0 oeloct,
John Mooney, aged 70 years.
The relatives and Of the decessed respect
fuliy invited 70 attend the funeral, from his late
residence l+3 West S5th a. this. Friday afternoon,
vary Cemetery. l2o
MelsTYRE-on Thursd.y, Nov. a3d, at o'clock,
IN OF Inflammation Of the lungs james hcln-
tyre, aged ~ years.
The funeral viii take place from his late residence,
Union ave, cor. of Il, point, this FridAy
afternoon, Nov. "a at O'Clock. Tho friends and
aequantanoee Of the family are Invited W attend rs
wRIGBT-on Nov. 80, David, eldest surviving
con OF Mrs. y. Wright, ssed % years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence Of his
mother, LIS Orchard st. on taturday afternoon. % III
inst, ct O'Clock. Philadelphia and Belfast tlrslsnd!
| papers pleaie copy. $50
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BADLY " sOld.v

Afsmsle, under tho name Of Nss Augusta St.
evening, on Marriage no Lottery" valuable
gifts were to 10 presentel-a uolodeon, sold watch
sewing nAellue, etc. A large sud,eu.c assoubloi
70 hear We lecture Ani share IA 'le prizes. TIE
lecturer made her appearance, and .uer eo,ny
through with little gioberish Snieh lew could
understand she bowed horseil ~ tho stage To q G
great reei of the pSlulAIyo Guli,u,o, Who .oliA-
with INDUCED IN mNs' uneArIlly ls,ls aud fearful
stamping ANn hsn AnnesIlsd ,lsI she qua
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Mrs. Lincoln and tho Monument 60 Her
Husband.

We published yesterday . news paragraph stat.
ing tha, Mrs. Lincoln bad ordered IN ZsickAu,
Germany, . monument for the grave OF her hus-
band, our lats lamented President Tho para
graph, accordng W our recollection, frs, sppearei
in the London correspondence Of the Cincinnati
GAZETTE. We now learn that there IL no iounda-
ZION for ihs statement Mrs Lincoln has ordered
no monument for the grave Of bar husband, nor
does she intend 10 do 80. she has eff that work
entirely IN the hands OF the Lincoln Monumental
Association al Springfield. Mrs Lincoln Is rosid-
ing At the Chuloa House In this city. sincs the
dscsase Of her husband she has made hor perna-
nsnt abode in Chicago, living IN retirement and
dsvoting herself to the educAnon Of her younger
son. Hor eldest son, Robert ia comp e,ng lis
| studiss in the law office Of scsmuon, McCa-g &
Fuller. The other, 30 well known 10 all frequent
era Of the whno HOUSE by Ihe familiar name Il
"rad"-a bright, fun-loving boy ia attending
one Of our public schools.
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MEDICINES.

A IL PERSONS-STC AS ENGINEERS,
4 humen, factory hands, g., 10 ON the nAturd
ol tLer occup.uon' aye m2ie than usually exposed 70
accident aud injury should always have ST hand some
saie and eAsily hppti RENE y 20 be used In Gaze OF
emeraaucy, and What medicine more adapted 10 tho
purp.se than DALLEI's Magical Pain kttIactor1
IL M heal with equal facility the sightcst tcia.ch
or scorch, and the most fearful uouId igru Ii
take, away all the ason' sud pam IN fer mon ent',.
a. u ny magic heais rapidly, ami II sIpie' 81 once
leaycs not the slightest TO marx the locality Of
the most iriEhtill burn or scala. How much tut!ef-
ms zee, even Hfe-might have been saved had tho
ylcuhs OF the many recent railroad ana tt-Mnloat
dlsa.tegs taken the prreauiOn 10 supply thsmselyes
VIM TINS pniAiint ointment. man u ciunina.ly
tuIe Of life and health 10 within his gTarp, will not
put forth his hand and take Il and not only in css,s
OF accidental INJURY, such Barns, Scalds, Culs,
Wounds Bruises, spTAns, COutu.iOns &C.. IL Dali
LE1's Magical Pain Extractor an unequAlled speci-
Ic, but certificates from persons aad families who
have used It foT more than twtu y-hve years prove
IL to be never failing remedy Tor oil Eruptive and
skin Diseases ODD sores Kteuuatsm, Salt Rheun,
one no has used u 10 say that with proper lppiea-
ton 1t will not psriorm all and more than 10 claimed
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or sin lie box, at Depot, - Liberty II, y. \. us
A NEW LYlNG-lN ASYLUM Is NOW
open at the corner Of Lexington ave aud 5lst It
AWy tor admission TO the lady supe .intenaouL .
as . >, Itt i ana A. Or to me ,e'dtn. phS,
nlIses provided with situations. 40
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would be distributed 81 the rctet Office. A tire
mou ious rush made for that poini, regardless
Of the shrisks Of women and the cries Of slm0si
sui Gated children, aud but for tie timely ari1's
o. large police force many Of the latter must hsve
Teen usmpled under foot b. the efforts Of ths
police the fearful stampede was checked and tne
crowd obliged " hle out slowly. As tbs sudisnce
passed the ticket office they were handed Their
gihs, consisting Of hair Plus lone Of eschl, brass
curtain rings, iron screws locksts pins brooches
etc, the whole hftsen hundred COSTING perhaps
hftesn dollars
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Ne W susier.

THr Tennessee Legislature has passed rs'olu-
ton declaring thu, JEYF. DAVIS BREcKlsgDGl
kAsos, HurrHn, ToosBS Conn., BssJAsIS, LIE,
and ,uo or three other leading e1-rsbols, arc en-
famous traitors, worthy Of death, and no, ~ OBJ
j.cs Of national elsmeney." This IL severe Ian
guage, but II 10 hardly matter Of wonder when
we consider that the men composing the Tennes-
500 Legislature were hunted down and prosecuted
Ike dogs during tho existence OF that rebellion
which thsir leaders insHgG,ed. They have Lost
relatives, friends, properly, nearly everything di-
roctly through the acts Of the men whom they
name, in connection with others o. less promin-
snce. They saw their State prosuated, oIhauste',
and dispritsd through the agency Of hsss men
they are exsspera,sd by tho return among them,
without any punishment Of the rebels, who, during
the war committed the oulrsges In Tsunesses
they are dissatisfied with the Prosidsnrs method
Of punishing treason IS 'ths gros,esi q al
crimss," and they probably take this mode Of re
mnding him Of What his own State, snd his owl
people, have suffered 81 the hands OF tho. whom
he is so diligently engaged in pardoning.
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1ST WARD G. GODFREY GUNTHER Club.
Al q large and enthusiastic meeting Of the l.s'
Ward G. GODFREY GUNTHER Club, held al Va.
o. Greenwich 1t, on the evening Of the 2lst inst,
the following resolution, were unanimously adopted
Whereas, Honesty and consistency are seldom
found to be the Characteristic Of those Who seek our
,urages IL behooyes citizens, having the veil
fare Of native and adopted ciy At heart ~ AXE
proper cognz snce u him who those os,en-
tiAl qua iheAtions, and tender 10 him honorable
and manly support.
Thefotorc Resolved that We recognize In tho Hen.
&. GODFREY GuNTHER, an honest and fearless
citizen, who has nobly and faithfully exposed thu
ycnaity and corruption OF those political hsrpies,
who have long preyed aud atteued upon the puts.
lie treasury and that In him we behold no partisan
leader distinguished by his brutal severity torArts
adopted citizens but vrant aud fearless advocate
Of the rights and privileges Of his fellow citizens
both naive and adopted, aud that We refer With
pride 70 his past career IA III agistrate, who would
not suffer his office 10 he prostitutcd or hs name ov
bis reputation W De sullied by phoddy contracts
street cleaning frauds" or himself TO be sVevod
from the path Of duty by ran pant fanatics.
Resolved, That ve offer to she Hon. G. GODFREY
Gj NIllER our sympathy, our aid and votes.
Aud that We Ill use all honorable to Te-eeCl
him 10 the Office which he now % faithfully ills
DENNIS kEENIN, President.
JOHN COWEN, Vice PRESIDENT
JOHN PEPPERD. Secretary. t2l
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20 I.ITICAI.
AN EDITORIAL FROM THE METRO.
"A POLIrAN RECORD.
&. GODFREY ct NTHER



II will be gratifying 10 that large class Of orr feio.
citizens who have approved OF the administration Of
Hon. g. Godfrsv uunther " learn that he IL cAndi.
date for the Mayoraty. The independent and
malicious course pursued by Mr., Lunther in period,
Of excitement and trial and his firm and bold aiher.
ence 10 true Democratic principles under pressure
leio-e which lev would have maintained their
po.lton. eminently eutitle him 20 the support Of
every sterling Democrat. Nov that the excitement
and madness Of the hour have passed awsy who does
not recognize the wisdom, the humanity and patrot
,n Of his 90 in refusing TO spprove OF tn action
OF the Common Council dirsctinga public iiluminA.
ton OF NeE York TOT victories gained by Americsns
over Americans, tor trumphs achie IN trAtric'-
dA war All honor to Mayor Gunther Tor hi, truly
noble conduct lie has saved this city from the
disgrace which an unvte and unpatriotic act would
have inflicted upon It, We sincerely trust Mtvor
t,unther will he reelected, and We ask for him the
earnest and sctiye support Of our friends II thouid
be- source OF grAgihcalion TO New Workers. 10 knov
that their southern fellow citizens can visit this
Metropolis without hAyinE the memory VI their defeat
hung ike tauut in their faces. ll6
A TTENTION - 18TH WARD DEMO-
"A cratic Association public NEE ing Of this AZ.
ISOLATION will take place Al the house OF Patrick
Rirney, cor. LIST ave. and ll2th 81, Friday, Nov
Path at o'clock, for the purpose Of endorsing our
candidate for Msyor and Corporation Counsel.
PATRICK RIGNEY, Pres. /. J. kNlCKERBDC *.
ER, Vice Pros. THos, DUNK. Bee JANIS
BAGLAD. TTsLnIU ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fnn and Winter Clothing for Men and
No. mo IAr-es. Gssolluc.t AZ tuceI.y: be,t ,tvIa
AND pr &C. less T. Il. Baldwin, !. AID y Bovefy. 81
wheeler Il Wilson Loci stitch sewing
Machine aud Button uole A--iue, No, 625 broad.
way Y, bls
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POLITICAL.

n GODFREY GUNTHER ASSOCIATION
W OF THE 9TH WARD.
At hll and enthgas,is T % o. TIL, o5gs Shs
dsy evening. Nov. 22d. The following preamble and
resolutions we're sdopted .,--., .,.,.-,. A..
represent the Democrstl Hector, q, n CITY q
New York hsvs presented u cir several hsrinstions
81 ' deemed y aPS via. @ thu,
neither Republican or repreeentative OF tue cor-
,upi ring" inisIs, should Be chosen ,5eIs,9,s,
Of the present incumbent and ndiniting the hdc'ity
Nd ssyU'T + ' b. 81
official duties therefore, he II "
ke.olved-Thr We deem il essential TO the vindi-
cation Of Democratic principles and 10 the promotion
Of the hes. Interest," Of the city, that every - nocn-
&c voter, ,eling sside ell distinctive o. peustlons
should unite in an earnest rsalou' and determines
Hon. c. GODFREY Gt'NTurn
A. the next Democratic Candidate iOr MAYOR.
SOLOMON BASrA. Itos.dent.
Geo, W. Morton, Nathaniel Roe Isaac odsll
iose. N. Wells Df. Thomas c. KnoI, Vice. Plosi.
denu.
WinLfha HnAIwiks.j Secretaries 1872
TOR MAYOR, C. GODFREY GUNTHER.-
for Counsel to the Corporation,
RICHARD COCHRAN.
NEW YORK GfsGcsAIT@i Tic CITY CON.
COL JAMES BAGLEY.
Chairman.
HrNrY Y. RoovT s....,..s..
HESHY =. WET, ! eo'i'NAe' III
FOR MAYOR, WILLIAMS, BILL POSTER,
a w Ann st. 3A
CUNTHER CLUBS OF NEW YORK-Ar
~ meeting o. the iIth Ward Gunther Club,
committee OF I'VE appointed 10 confer with, aud
invite the attendance Of like number from each an
eNerV t'unther Cub On this city, Tor the pu YUse Of
peffecting the organization Of ssid Clubs.
The several Gunther Clubs IN conformity with tbs
,boye luton, are respectfully invited ~ elect i've
delegates TO meet at Cooper Institute, room No ~
| on Monday, 9Th lnst- at p. NJ
lao wM. MURPHY, Chairman.
HOFFMAN AND 0'GORMAN GRAND
| IL Ratification Meeting he Committee Of Ar
Isnsenents for the Mas Ratification Meeting Of the
Democracy are requested TO meet At TAmmany
Hall, Friday, the 94h inst, at o'clock By order
| Of DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Chairman. 30
| REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
~ TAMMANY HALL
For Mayor,
JOHN T. HOFFMAN,
ISAAC BELL, Chairman.
! M MN; p9p pGiFEitrsnoRp Secretaries. s9s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
Januar!, Ist 1858
TWENTY .sTNINiu ANNIVERSARY
OF TIE
NEW YORK NLRCUEY.
Pride OGIhC Ftiesidc.

lu the pri ne oi a vigorous tni"leelnSI
mannnoi lhr PhcuiX oi lne wrek'I> begins
il, ili.h, irr tie new year, Ovcf the wrecks
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with It's eye fixed Upon the sun, beneath
vii. h il uwrs u0 tiNaIlv.
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wrinkle rn the bright Gsls nj our 'uccrss,
Oar ealu es or h. issue ul 1863 sh' Ike thr
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SURRIFE SALE


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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
MARION N ARLAND,
TERMS OF
GOdey'S Lady'S Book for
1865,

lF1om whics can BE- NJ Dvri't,on.
The following are ihr terms nf N" LuI,'s
Book ior 1865, at prsrnt We will receive
suhsrribers at the following rates Dsr n1
tice will ba give'Iif W arr rbi gel to al
vance. whicb will dsp.Rd upon The price oi
piper
One copy one ytsf f''''.'''''.'''f3 90
Two cUrirs one car ''...'.'... ..".5 80
Three copies. one year '.'..........f so
-Four copies, the year .'''.'..."..l0 %
Five cnpi.s, one year onI an sItad
cop, to person sending tha club,
ma kiug six copies II 0J
Eight copies one year, AMI all extra
COPY 10 the person sending rlub q 90
Eleven copies dne year and an Extra
copy to the person vending club 81 90
Addition to any Of the above clubs two
fty ceuts subscriber.
Gody's Lad,'s Book and Arihur'S Home
M4gszime will b. sent. earh one wear on re
c.ipl OF lou. d"llsIs AID 6iy semts
We have no club with any other Msg1.
sine or Newspaper. .a.-f a.. 2
The nons. muststl be sent al ore time
or anyclsh
address L. A. Cooley,
N.E.coues 6lSth and ch.sun uee,.
pe is, 1894 PBILADLkPHi. 4,