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must be considered holding the identical stock In who
case the first and second ob~ctoss NUT fall tossthss.
The Court could not dlso~ the complaint this this1
poat With regard to the other had seemed 10 II that The
proper for the Crcu There threeposs
bic One sale had not actually been made. an
here power OF equity might be invoedj the
second where sale had been made through mistake
&C. with want of proper notice. and this would be
for the Circuit The third where there wa fraud
bat fraud alleged IN the complaint here. The Cou1
would permit the plaintiff transfer the case to the CIcun
Court.
Aer some hrscusion the Courr permitted tho go
10 proceed and evidence for the defense introduced
Mr. T.. r Cowles Tor panif; Mr. Evsrts for deiendane
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

KIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
IN foot OF CorandtsI PHILADELPHIA 81 10 and IL:
a m IL rl aud p. IN, and ~ mdr ght: FOR bALTIkors
and WAsHISGrOH at and 1889 m., p AZ, snd mid
night Military Tickets 20. receivable u tic ?. ". taa
Gar aibsr rsrtisulsrs sss hills st othcsA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
Ocean Steamers.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM

~ PANY.
(LIMirEDb
FoWs ~ LISf@tDl - s5S it QUEENS
Shtp. Tuns. CSnmasEs's
..Ita................ Grosan
En1LAND touiei"s'....."y 9..'''.''''.''.'..''
SCOT ND...."..........6j .6jS.................Hd Hall
ERIN ....................3sin.."
hELNEriA A.::,.........2'5. 5..............". .prow'-
PENhsYLVANlA......." z.........."..." icNevin.
vlRGiNIA LEWIS
eo..'.''........'.."Cu'inS
Leaving Tier No. ~. i'Oiih bvei. e. io'ows.
SUEtN.. uiday' pee 70
EELVETlA.:............... .SaiuidaS. Dee -
,A Dec
AND svEnii SATURDAY TnEREAFTEh
The size Of these steamships sbi OF very spacious sae
Rooms all opening ely ito tue Saloon the accornodi
ons and rc and the rates lower than any
oth,r line.
Ar r1periencrd Surgeon on each ship free of charge.
CABIN passugr ~: strrrage 90 Payable in currency
or ,u,p uue, bills Of Sng la vins tarI value expressed
for fl,h, or cabin passage apply at the Office Of the Com
'-"'' C. II. EDWARDS. Manager
For seeIare passage at 1hompsons rasssge Oi,e No. 27i
PeA... a, the Company's office. No 81 i'roiaway
ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TkANsATLANTiC CoMPANYs
NEW LINE or FlRSECLASS MAIL SfEAMS -
BETWEEN NEwYURK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT
The irs, splendid vessel, this favots for the
WAsHrNGrON ....3Gc, tuns......e0 horse poweL
LAFAYErfE.........4!o, 20, tun'....... ..s1bot'e power
N9P9LF6N Soho'.e pow" power
ST. .LAuKEST.......(B (Buldins,.. ..Gr-a, power
PERElRE. (Brildup) )....."..Grrs, power
VILE ~ Paris; .tNgding) ;;.;;.;.;O,eas P0w.E
DEPARTURES FROM NEW.fOkk.
Pier No. 30 n. River.
EUROPE. A. Duchesne. fiiDA AY.........Jln.
WAsHlNGToN. H. sm"ont. ..YRlDAY............Feb .
Carrping only Cdtia P0asngen.
PRICE Of PASSAGE. ~ 0OLD.
Fnsr CABIN, Sl35 SScoSD CADIS $50
Inc ludinx isbe wine for -itlor class.
Passengers intending land vii b- furnished here
with railroad coupon ckes aud tLeir baggage CHECKED TO
Pa add iona cars. Of : or hrst and - lot second
class.
Md nj Attendance free Of chfr9e
For ilrlher Information sipyto
GEU. MACKENZIE. Agent.
Removed from No I 70 No. 50 broadway.
UiV yfmore i5ih Dec Cic, No. 81 BroidisdyJ
Al i'ari. i2 boulevard de-, Capucine. (Orsnd boieiL
AT nsvre WM lSELlN 60.
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CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FlTCHpURG. NASHUA
LOWELL, CO.CORD. rHE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Th~nrw and ,isinch strsiasrs Of the Norwich lns,
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF NETWORK.
ksve ksw-York daily f.undsJs eIeeoed at O'Clock D. m,
nom Picr No. 80 Nor,n River, foo. Of Vssryst.
FOR NEW-LONDON.
there Getting with tie 5ssmbo. EIprs Train Torn the
shove ro.n via Nowieh and Worcester. i!o.toa aud "or
eee Worcester aud hashu and New Loudon and Nons'n
Es!.roads
Er.h taken siths For Information. inquire
Of h. D. MARTIN, Agsnt, Oh TIE fiet
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1oGNIIES TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.

a. A., a geo solders who enistea PREVIOUS 10 July
t4rss " lr.'sd 70 call al Office aud sgu peiilon 10
F o' tbs passage Of law grunilns them bonn
.s - u 70 those who enlsied subseonsntiy. This
.ss - a. those whc have dclsi ged lor sick-
~ F''"osioo, or e1Itraiioa of tenn of service.
~ ..n b. J. kAMSDELLE 4 Co,
W. " fHt.fow lIinles Bulldiusi Nav. Yort
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
Gteamboais an0 Railroads.
EOR NEW-BAvEN, HARTFORD and
l. sPRINGsIELD-st leave PrcK.shP for Rev
haven at 3:I3 aud II p tsuLdsys excepted.)


l. SPRINGFIELD leave PrcxsnP for New
haven at 3:l3 and II p. IN. tsutdsys s1ceptedl
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.
ROAD-On and sltet Moudly. Now D, trains Tor Albany
ami Toy, connecting wi Northern aud Western hau' vii
iJo m via Hud,on River Rair, ,ad, Thriieth.s.. and
T-nb-av... connecting with tiais for North aud "r.I
10 IN via hudson River Railroad connecting with North
ou and Western trains. -
II via Hsrrm Eairoad. Twenty sixth ST. and Fourth
$50 p Via tindaon RIVER Rairoed' connecting at Troy
with rain Tor io'reai vim s.ePa;car' ATTACHED
trains. S.-epin gears stachrd at Albsuy. .
o. H. via Hudson River Railroads ser ping from New
Yoh to bufso ao Suspension B'dse without cnanst Th'
ii p m VIA Hudson River Railroad, with ,.rping.ctr, al.
acd connecting at Albany aud Troy with morning trains
WM II. VANDERBILT, vice-Pre.lisnt.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Trains leave
IL Jsuiesslip, Hew.Yors. a, folows;
| s:e,s ~ ofe-npot Mail stopping Of all Stations
3:oap. Yaphnnk Ex,s.s and to Geenpor Saturdays
| 4:th y. m. Syps.-t Eyp press.
| 500 .. m. Tor FsrnIingdale.
Trains for Rcsyn Glen Head leave at 900 Ia and
| i:O0 .. m. changing a, Mineos.
srnalay EIearson Trains egvs Hunter. Point at 97O a
Il. WHITE, Superintendent.
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
ltA PANY-Rooi Of hsrc oyn.-on and sner Nov a.
niu2 mai trans for hs,kestown and r.ermrda'e sta
tons. VII eavs $50 Mall Erpres. for all stations
west oil MbuIn. at .l0 Morrtown EIpress at r. IN.
s. 3ChOCii. Assistant Superintendent.
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEw- JERSEY.
IN Trains leave Jersey City for Pisncnt q. 9:5 l!25
AIS 6;02 Tho JI5 ami +:25 run Mousey. On Mon
day on.y for Piermomt ct 81 A. M.
TnOs. ". DEMAREsT. Superintendent
EDARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
~ ROAD. FALL ARRANGEMENTS. Ices. CON
FoR M9SpA sEEsfs IS5 ES
| BRANCH. Tho Steamer JESSE HOY1. Capt Seely. will
ravs -r No North River daily Sundays eIcepsedl a.
iolow.:
At ii;ts a. M, EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN DI.
RkOr, tsting passengers ior Port Monmouth, Red Bank,
Lon. Bfsnrb. shark River fsrmngl,le Squ,n brcksbng
Manchester Toms River Wvodnsn.i-, Sampnz. Banest,
ructsnon, OsOn Jackson, aud a Stations Camden and
Atlantic Raj road
Through t. Csnirn IN Eve hours. ..........Fare 81
Excursion ticket good Tor thte days.........." ,
Nt4:l5p. m. Way lss-ng-r hne fIr Manchester, Toms
River. Lons fisnch. aud iuterme 81 t- stations. -
THROUGH FdElGHr LINE CAMDEN AND NEW-YORK
Leave Nrwioft Of &:is p. M. arriving At Camden i;JJ
?. M. diy.
Lave Camden q, 2:9o IN, arriving ct Ne~-YOri "a m,
peIt dag.
Fr.sht tsisn at low rates. Apply TO s. C. HASTY Locs
| frci yht Agent Red Bank. n. J. WIS sSRDEN. supt
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
" snd FRANCE The New lork AID Havr- Steamship
Companys Gfst-clss mail stssuifs ARaGO ard ULTDN,
sving been hooughv rrteG. viii ease Pier NO. ~ North
River for Have. cal in< a. ia mouth. as iolows:
ARAGO .......DyyRI 4. GApspEN......NOy. Is, leS3.
FULTOS.....JAsEs A. NoIToS. Dec %. lnj5.
ARAGD .......HTSRr A OADsDEN......Jsn. ~, lstb.
FDLf ON.....JAHE. A. WoTroS........feb IL, laSi
ARAGO .......hgsKr 4. March IL, 1916
FULTON.....iAuss A. .WoIToy......bprl IL, Ibt6
PAICES or PASSAGE IN GOLD.
First cabin 3t - second oehin...... go
Through tickets TO Llndou......s s>eItrA
An sIp'rerred Surgeon on boefd.
Tie conplny will be ihe Tor specie or vslgabes
unl-. bills Of sdng having the value e1Prcsed ssu-d
thrrcior.
For further information. apply to
ISAAC BELL. President,
No Brotd~sy New -io't.
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4 GkNIS WANTED.

AuLNfS WANTED Il want 500 energetic
'ItbES SothnK can vel ,bi. so,t i jntere.t OF sub.
h er IN the spssslirg graphic style in which
Isssv ~ bis experiences. ID furnishes greater
''' ana "cistud.s Of w1r than any other work.
II. OlLDERSLEEVE,
- No. Sprrce It.. Tribune Euldings Now York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
STEAMBOATS, auo Rai!roaoe.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for n. Brighton.
- = HAibor Fuc,oryye aud Por. Riehmond-s. los
u $50 ?. m; y, ll:Ja m., 2jO, SD y. III NO
freight received o. 81 q. ri
LOR PROVIDENCE DlRECT.-Tho new
ind stanch side " heel steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE,
$40 uns buiaen Oeq,r l.. Hull Commander will leave Pier
No. % Noitn River, foot Of Jsy.t. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and sAI URDAY. st4 O'Clock. For height or
passfge apply ou board. Fare %.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-SPEci,L TsRx-DEc la-Beore
Justice ,SGRAnAa
INTERESTING TO BANKhRS-A NICE PRACTICE QUES-
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Gorero, gGrria 9c5, sc.

EOR SALE-A COUPE, with Pole AM
l sh-n. bul, In the best .,ylr b, Brevs.rr Baldwin
Apply st rtbl-. No. Ea,, kigbt--nih-st
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AVA PANl-Root Of lsrc. 5y'st.-On and aler Nov ~.
Ma. ng mai trans for hsekeitsown ir.ernrdais sta
tons viii eays at sJl N. Mail Express for al stations
Of Mbun. at l:l0 p. Moui.town Express at
5. 3CuOCH. Assistant Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

TENiN PLATES and SHEET IRON, Charcoal
sud Coke TIN PLATES. Ru..ia. Imitation Russia. Bet
gian RG Common English snd Amrrcan Charcoal IRON.
ioI SALE by A. A. THOMSON Co.. NoL 2is aud .sa
Water Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
Ueooins Garos. &t.

ATwM. EvERDEII.s SONS, No. 1O4 Ful
~ htontt-wEpDlNG CARDS and FINE SrAIIO"hH'
(Esl.b ishcd l8iJ.l
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

IN Trains leave Jersey City for Piencnt a. 95 25
AIS 500 .. Tho J:s +:25 Monsey. On Mon
day on.y for Piernom, ct 5;lja
'THOs. W. DEMAREST, Superintendent
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!. 10. JOHNSON.
RESIDENT DEN'IlSl ,

makes this method OF informing the
ctlus cf Harrison and the adioin-
ing counties. that be- has on hand large
Got Of Golo rou and is prepared TO u !
teeth IN the latest and most improved
ttylc Ills services can br obtained by
notice through the mail or otherwise.
Marshall i uly II % nil-f
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DIR. :. EAcAN.
Surgeon and Physician,
MAKslINI.I.. IE\ n.

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
OFFICE Formerly occupied by DE-
Gnle.
TfrW Settlement, 90 discharge OF the
case.
OCT 20 o.. ns-tl
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.\l"IDR\i.N.S VI LAW
AND LIND fGENiN
DHONrr attention given TO all husi
| ness cnlrust d - their care.
Nov ~. 1865. ul23ly
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N,i,~ TlN\tR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

MARSHALL TEXAS.
WILL practice in The Courts Of tie
W sixth Judicial District An bu.'.
r- entrusted TO hlm will receive prompt
attention
Sep, -. 'G5 M #
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TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Etor f'a-os If III, .Snat

""d H.Dsc et Rproseafa'i''s
IocNprc gratitude TO God IN Tho
name OF the people for the prcserya
non OF The 'mied states Is my fir.
dhi} ~ addressing You purthought
next revert 10 the death Of the lat,
President by am act Of parieida
treason. The grief of the nation d
all Fresh, but It finds some solo,e ii
consideration that he lived to EMO!
me highest pr'al OF ITS confidence,
eS entering on the renewed term %
the cmet Alaeistmcy, to which be
mad been elected that he brought
the ciyli war substantially To o close
that ms loss Wa, derIurrd IN ai
pant, of III" Union, aud that foreign
nations have rendered justice to h.
memory III rm"'" aefo'Fed on
me a heavier weight Of cares than
ever dcyuIycl ou amy one Of hi, pre-
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nlI.I.iNMB. OouILrREE

HAS resumed bis hhors as uu Alton
~ u.y at Law uhr opposite Oh,
Akin, Nors., 90 Marshall, Texas
u'. g. %. lfy
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{. \. FRAZER,
,l,orney \ Counsellor at Law,

MARSHALL. TEXAS.
WILL practice in the Courts Of the
" sixth Judicial District All bust
r.sH co. rusicl 20 him wlil receive prompt
rrl nr.ul attention
Sept Gl. ~ If
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Notice.

yJTILLIAM MESSERLY, of Claysvile in the
w State of Pennsylvania will take notice
that James R. Smith, of the county of Mon
roe, in the State of Ohio, dido the 26th day
of July, A. D., 1865, file his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
said county of Monroe against the said Will
liam MesseIlys defendant, setting forth that the
said William Messerly gave his several notes
of hafid for lots numbers four and five in the
town of Mechanics Retreat, in said county,
which being due and drpaid suit is brought
thereon ainounting to the sum of two hun
dred and fifty dollars and interest from the
9th day of April, 1860, until paid, and that
said premises be sold to pay the same; and
the said William Messerly is notified that he
is required.to appear and answer said petition
ON or before the 3Oth day of September next
JAMES 4. SMITH,
BY Jacob T. Morrill,, his Atty.
August Q, 1s65-w6.
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Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
| Court of Monroe County, Ohio, made on
the 29th day of July, 1865. in the case of H.
Benipghaus Guardian of Lizetta Beninghaus
and Annie Beninghaus, against his wards, the
undersigned will, on the a srl5fg "
Second day of September, d. d, 1865,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at the door of the Court
Heuse in Monroe County, offer at public sale
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county o to wit: the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section seventeen
Township fire, range six, containing -fort5
acres; also, one fourth of an acre in the south
east corner of the southeast quarter Of section
eighteen Township fve range six. g fFa
Terms OF SA5EA-One- third cash on day q
sale, one-third in one year, and one-third in
two years from day of sale, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold, with Interest
on deferred payments at the rate OF six pei
cent. per annum.
H. BENINGHAUs, Guardian
of Lizetta and Anna Beninghaus!
aug2w5:
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TFor the Spirit of Democracy.]

A few days ago corpulent gentleman
remarked that the nominee, 10. the Leg
islature, chosen by the Democrats, had
made speeches to procure volunteers, and
afterwards used his endeavors to prevent
them from going; that he had written to
Them, after they. had gene QUITO lay down
their arms and return home; and said that
he would rather fight ,for jeff. Davis than
for the Federal Government. A person
present contradicted the statement, except
the first part; wlereupon it was claimed
that it could be proven, aud person
stepped forward and said he had hear d
him say so. What did you hear him
'say?" was then asked. "Why, | heard
him making speech to procure volun.
'teers." Being satisfied that this is the
course that will be pursued to electioneer
against the Democratic nominees, [ sug-
gest the publication of the anove for two
reasons: To expose the trckery, and tc
give the nominee an Opportunity to nil
these. accusations in the bud.
A DEMOCRAT.
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DIR. TALBo oTT,s PILLS

DIR. Otis PILLS
Composed of highly concentrated extracts
from roots and herbs of the highest medici-
nal value, intalIible in the enre of all diseases
of the Liver or any arrangement of the Di-
gestive Organs. They remove all impurities
of the blood, and are unequaled in the cure
of Diarrhs, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Scrofula,
Billiousness. Liver Complaint, Fevers, Head
ache, Piles. Mercurial Diseases, Hereditary
Humors. Dose, for adults, one pill in the
morning, children half a pill. From one to
three pills will cure ordinary cases, and from
one TO thre. boxes will cure any curable case
of no matter how long standing. Price ST
per box Trade supplied or sent by mail.
V. MOTT TALBOTT, NJ. D., & co.
14ly. 81 Fulton Street, New York
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Partition.


H ESTER MARTIN, widow OF Absolom Mar
l / tin, deed, Enoch Martin, John Martin,
Alanson Martin, Isabella Hamilton, wife
Of David Hamilton, William Martin, Al
bert Martin and David Martin, of Mouroe
county, Ohio, and Elizabeth Ramsey, wife
of Iseac Ramsey, of Belmont County,
Ohio, children and heirs of Absolom Martin,
decd will take notice that petition was fled
against them on tile 9th day of June 1865,
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court of Conn
mon Pleas of the county of Monroe, by Mich
Ian Ullon and Margaret AZ Yllom, his wife,
and is no4a PENDING, wherein partition is de-
manded of the following described real estate,
situate in Monroe couuty, Ohio, t6.wit: North
east quarter, and part of east half of south
east quarter, Section twenty-four, Township
three, Range five, ,containg 04aeres; and south
east corner OF southeast quarter of southeast
quarter. Section nineteen, Township four,
Range fve,. cOn:aing ten acres; and lot No.
twenty -three, and half of lot No. nine in the
town Of AntioelI, aud that III the e'next term OF
said Court, the said Nichlan UllorI and NJ ar
garet A: Ullom, his wife, will apply for an or
| der that Partition be inatfe of said premises.
| Date dthis ,5th day.of July, 1865. 7lss -
NlCLAN .ULLOM & EiARG AREI' A., his wife,
| ,n13w6. bg Hunter 81 Hunter, their att'ys
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE CATAwBA BRANDY,
CiNcIvNAr1, Ou1o, March Is, l8

CiNcISNAr1, OaIo, March Is, 1868. +.
l hereby certify that by authority invested
in me by. the State of Ohio. as medical in
spector of alcoholic liquors for Hamilton
county. have. inspected samples of liquors,
called Catawba Brandy and Swedish Brandy,
manufactured by c, w. Roback, at Nos Sc,
5S, so and 62 East Third street; and find said
liquors free from poisonous Impurities. The
disulatien. IS conducted by the steam nedi-
um, by which method purity and uniform
perfection is attained. 1a a2 sftif5 81
In testimony whereof witness my sigma
ture :his 18th day of March, 1868.
DAVID 0'CoSNEIL, NJ. d.
Chemical Inspector of alcoholic liquors Of
Hamilton county, Ohio.
c. w. Roback challenges the comparison
Of the best French Cognac with his fine Ca
tawba Brady, whieh has been pronounced by
the medical faculty superior for medicinal
purposes to any brandy ever made.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST
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The Great Ikpabe Piano.
nHusIc at H0Ine--An Instrument
for Every Household.

No family can afford to be without mu-
sic. 1t is a luxury and an economy, an
alleyiatien of sorrow and spring of en-
joymcft; a protection against vice and an
incentive to virtue; when rightly used, its
effects, physical, intellectual and moral,
are good, aud only good. - -. -
Make home attractive; music affords a
means of doing thiss Cultivate kindly
feeling, loye.7 Music will help in this
work. Keep ont angry feeling! M1$ie
hafh,c cl.drns to soot]te the savage breast.-7 Z
Be economical, Pleasure and recreation
all must have, and no pleasure costs less
in proportion to its worth than music at
home, and certainly ne Instrument has
more claims than the beautiful Knabe pi
amos, in promoting The above happy re-
snlts, because they are sold in the Wesi
8 tq,1pf any other piano in the market
This fact ought to be ample evidence thai
they afcvery superior Instruments in ev'
cry manner Gas all cur best artists have
]. testifed.) orsthe great demands for then
from all parts Of the country would no
increase SO rapidly as we know 70 be the
case. s 7 ~
The State agency, under the auspices 0
John Seltzers & Co.. are constantly reeeiv
ing the unriyaled Knabe Pianos, and re
shipping them to all principal points il
the West, and throughout the State o
Ohio. We are glad to know this fact, be
canse it shows plainly that our Westerl
people have good Judgment in the selee
lion of articles of SO much value. Th
fact is our country is ovcrrun with CHEAP
trashy pianos, highly finished externally
but of no earthly account otherwise.
needs only the appearance of a Knabe t
drive all such trash out of existence
Therefore we say to our readers don't
toe hasty in making your selection of
piano until you have seen a Knabe, an
our word for it the difference will sho
itself very much in its favor. Messr
Seltzer & Co. have local agents in evei
principal town in Ohio, and every perst
desirous of purchasing piano should n
fail to visit the nearest agency, as Il
trouble will be slight compared with d
great benefit derived from the examin
tiou and purchase of Knabe piano.
Williams & West, sold agents f
Knabe's Piano in Monroe County.
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J. w. Bradiey's New Patented
Duplex Elliptic ((.9s.l es 19psIs spsiss Skirt.

ITT1HIS Invention consists of DUPLEx OR TWO
i EILIpTIC PURE REFINED STEEL SPRINGS, in
geniously braided tightly and firmly together,
| edge TO edge, making the Toughest, most
Flexible, Elastic and Durable Springs ever
used. They seldom bend or break like the
single springs, and consequently preserve
their perfect and beautiful shape more than
twice as long as any single spring skirt that
ever has or can be made.
The wonderful tiexibility and great comfort
and pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt. will be experienced particular
| lv in all crowded assemblies, Operas, Carria-
lges, Railroad cars, church pews, arm chairs,
for promenade and house dress, as the skirt
can be folded when in use to occupy a small
| place rs easily and conveniently as silk or
muslin dress. "a l-it
I A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com
fort and great convenience of wearing the
| Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for a single
day,will never after willingly dispense with
their use. For children, Misses and young
i Ladies they are, superior to all otheIs.
| The Hoops all covered with q ply
1double twisted thread and Will wear twice as
long as the single yarn covering which is used
on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The three
bottom rods on every skirt are also Double
Steel and twice or double covered to prevent
theicovering from wearing off the rods when
dragging down stairs, stone steps, &C.. which
they constantly subject to when in use.
| All are made of the new and elegant cord
ed tapes, and are the best quality in every
part, giving to the wearert the most graceful
and perfect shape possible, and are unques-
tionably the lightest, most desirable. comfor
table and economical skirt ever made.
IS Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Iol
Fdoubiel Spring Skirt.
For sale, in all sizes, for Ladies, Misses and
Children, by
FARR1ER, LOBENSTEIN & co.
Clarington, o., Jnly 26, lS65-1m.
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MATAMoRAs, O. July Ia. lS6

MATAMoRAS, w., July IL, 1ooo.
Ed. SPIRIT: w. j. Mcconnell, who was
one among the number drafted here last
fall, and failed to report at that time tc
the Provost Marshal of the District went
out West, and returned here last week
He was arrested on Wednesday night, and
confined in the Marietta Jail, for deser-
ton. 1t is presumed that the severest
punishment will be meted out to him-G
months in the Penitentiary- to
the conscription bill. Skcdaddlers look
out. SQUIB.
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ng The time allowed for the examina.
ton, BY DIR. Grimshaw, Military Surgeon
of this place, Of persons claiming exemp-
tion from military service will expire next
Tuesday, the 10Th. All interested will
take notice.