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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

NOR SALE in BROOKLYN-FOur LOTS,
i on the suth west Corner 81 Futon and tfsn,n avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

EOR SALE.-Nos. 100, POI. 2O3, 205 2o7.
800 Greene st bing ils feet nches N front and 70 ie.'
deep Containing SiK bnek iiOUSEi lnquh. ., a. -;
yiItR cor Of Bleeckrr and Wooster sta. or oithAhLLS
DIJSFNHERPI a. Tues hor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

NOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-The HOUSE
and LOT No ~ Sack.u-,. APgiJ TO JOHN a. III
DFCkER Nc Iy7 Union. Brooklyn
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GHERIFF"S SALE.

- Ry virtue of anEx scution TO direct st issusd
by tho Clerk of the District Court vi Wspeo county
State of Iowa. have levi d upon AM, will expose
public sale at the front door of the Court House In
said county the following describe ed property wit
slluat ei in said county nd State The south
quarter Of the northeast quarter, and the southeast
aaartrr of the north west quart"r, and the north
cast suster ofihe SOUTHWEST quarter Of sect O
nine. township tI2)seVenty-two, range (l2l twelve.
Said ssle viii take The 22d day OF September
1sS. between the hours of9 O'Clock a. III. aud 1
oc ock p. m, commencing ~ 10 O'clock a. IN. The
raid property having bsen takeu The suit Of the
ttatr OF Iowa w q W living, Nm Harris, John
Harris and rsach, TO satisfy said execution for
Sl",S5 sixteen dollars and thirty Ave cents) and in
!errst and costs. GA DERBY, SheriR,
sheriff. Office, 0ttuRwa, Iowa, Aug. 81, 1863.
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ITO RACHEL S RENO.-You
1 are hereby notified that the petition Of Nsrmss
Rama is on Ale in tho ot1cr Of the Clerk of the Dis
Irict Court Of Wap-lo county, Iowa, in which psti
to.sr asks decree Of divorce agai.st you ami for
cause alleges adultery, and unless you appsar and
make dsfrn,s to said petition on before noon of
re second d.y Of the next term OF s.id Dis,ric,
C"u TO be commenced on the 27th day Of November
lst5 default will be taken against you and decree
rendered Ia Accordance with III. prayer orpetitonsr
NORRIS j. WILLIAMS ATTY
Aug. "a, lso5-<w for petitioner.
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Guarantee = Cue Ia Every
.. a. EsasaHAea.. ..-,

when Neutrality-suspicious. IL N. dfr.o.
tons which accompanr each hottie CIergypen.
PHYSICIANS; Nerchan 5; Professional Gentismen 10
al stations In fa-oHr most eminent men In plTsrs
positlois-aIi who have ever used or seen L used,
join IN he most Unlimited praise Of ii. merits ana
men and woven, old and young, by she thcusan,n
trSy ana WIN tell you that 10 Is tbs most wonderfai
remedy of the nineteenth century whilst The pro.
prietors r1.-'
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WARRANT IT IN EVERY CASE

Letters reach us every day from persons in every
part OF he Ian telling Of tho miraculous care. 10
has serformed, whist our best physo CLANS are con.
SANITY urgins asto tell tn EN- the formula ifcm Which
TVS maize, saynR Its effects arc wonder full Its .ro-
cess beyond all precedent and It's cures In wen m.
most aggravated cases ~ certain a. sunrise II
will stop distress after eating in moments tims:
swvetcn sour stomach T. is t1ken: relieve
pains or cramps in the stomach or boweis instantn
neousy, aud enable the d.Spsptic sufferer vho has
llved Tor years on Graham bread and the plainest
diet to eat hearty meal without fear of trouble
rom It, W earnestly ask one trial from every sui.
ierer Sold BY druggists everywhere, 81 per bolt
or six bottles for s.. g.. = -
.... C. q. CLARK h CO.
Projectors, New Haven Conn.
LORD SMITH, General Western Agents % Lake
street, Chicago, Ill
TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 co, Wholesale xsA r.tais
agents, Ottumwa, Iowa. '.
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Pest offices.


erntsr Tewnshlp-A Doug lass; Thomas Neville;
John Rora.
Dahlnnssa tP-W Fisher
Agency tp-D w Bsssns; Calvin Blythe; Jesse
Leonard.
Pleasant sp--s Pollock; VIM Brown.
Polk tp- John paYgett; Amer Beagle.
Columbia tp--J Q Anderson; r W boyd
Eichland tp-Alen Wilson; John II Carver; JoshuA
Marshall.
-CRss tp--James VI Hull Robert GibbL.
Higllsnd tp-b \ Sheafe.
Comprtine tp-John Alexander; Charles Barbour.
Adams tp--Daniei Carl.
Green tp--Bzrk i-l Rush: Frederick Eaehmsn
Keokuk ,p-L Rupe; John Wiley.
Washington ip-h atthew Gihn; Thomas peford;
Elijah Dean.
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BEST DYSPEPSIA MEDICINE

arnt on to be used as = beverage, bat 10 Medicine
esyecaily adapted to diseased or dysp.stie stou.
ach. The proprieto.s
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CHERRIES SALE.

', by virtue Of special execution to mo directed
by the Ulcrk oftha District Court Of wapello county
safe Of Iowa, command ny ne to sell the property
hereinafter dycribrd, as by decree OF said Court
directed viii expose 10 sale at public auction TO
The highest aud best bidd for cash in hand nj the
front door OF The Court House, IN WapeIio county
iowa, on the 9Th day Of Scptemb err 1868 betvee tie
hours OF o'clock n. m and o'clnck y. IN com
inencing Al 10 o'clock a. M, Of said day, the fol-
lowing real 9 tate to- II:
The northwest quarter OF the southeast quarter Of
section one q township ssVenty-tws (Il), range n
teen {i5l vest xnd the northeast OF the southwest
quarter OF session one u) township ssvsnty-tws
q y, range fifteen U5) west.
Taken AZ hy special execution directed as the
property OF John B. Gi Hand and Martha Gillilaud
80 satisfy said execution in favor Of lanes Hawicy
snd against said Defendants for the sum OF one hun
bred aud four sad eighty onshundrcdth dollars I04
sa-l00ths) interest and Goats
g. A. DERBY, Sheriff.
OF Wspsllo county. Iowa.
fhsrif' once. ottunws, Iowa, August 8, 1868.
August Ia, IsSt-lg-lT--4w
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6x.Ar s.nIrrss sE:tlsat.

esssv 9roV"rs''i''"''
-.,.,r ~
Nl.saa.s ,NU&L c3>SAg, asa ~
Rycwr.E -MILlrN pr
M..ss.i II J. M Li",n
A 1850 -yD!iN CAVES
alssShss-fiasr WARD,
p ,brsAssls, An Bsnniaeld, A. D. Moss.
SHcosD wssp.
4 Gaston. a. 7. Hehy. James Brady.
sTBRp WARD.
A. G. HGggins. w. II. Wallace. J. ". Carpenter.
SrASptsc CoNarr1Kss.
&~eess-Abraksms. Holly and ltu4,ns.
characterization Moss rnG Wallace.
Esdah-Carpentcr. Brady and Dr. J. r. poa1ia<s.
Regular meelings--First Monday In every month.
Conncil Room over Gos~sge's store corner OF Front
and Market streets
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.... "xODN,~
Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY

For IRREGULARITIES
Is a scientifically compoundeded nuid preparations,
Of direct and positive action; b eteT than any pills
orpoSdrrs-safc at all times except when forbidden
Ia the directions. They are prepared Ivy myself ~
mp laboratory in New Haven, CT. Having practlcsa
in he hospitals Of Paris aud London, and with owe:
fifteen years experience In this city in female dis
eases and weakncsses, present my .. ..--..
a FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS
to the public a. superior to any remedy known a. o
corrective OF Irregularities for suppressisns and OBJ.
stractions; aud always reliable and safe except when
prohibited in my circular accompan ing each bottle
have appointed Messs G. u. Clark Co., wholesale
Druggists OF his city, my general agents the Uni
ted states. Price 80 per bottis. Sold BY drug
gists everywhere. ...r
Prepared by J. L. LYON, NJ. D.,
'h.L.. L.H New Haven, Connecticut
LORD SMITH General Western Agents, 81 lake
street, Chicago, Illinois. 'fasA
TAYLOR, BLAKE CO, Wholesale and ketaih
Agents, ottumw4, Iowa. juyi8-3mdlyw
fNHE GPEAyN JNnIAN OWED
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rOE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
a".. THE WORLDS
c 7 eat Kennedy

The worlds great Remedy for Dyspepsia ladizes.
tion Constipation, General Debility; TIA tu,sncy:
want Of Appetite; Sick Headache; Sickness (er
Nausea)at the stomach; Cholera Norbus; Pains or
Cramps in the stomach els In fact for .y-
cry disorder that has its origin in state
OF the Liver, stomach and Bowsls-;s presented to
the public With she fu assurance thntt 10 the safes.
sarsst aud
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+ IRSTs GLASS PIANOS

We have the Largest an Il best Assorted stock Of
Planes III She city, which for power and sweetness
oftone. ensy and agreeable tpuch, nd beauty of
Finsh, have by judges, been uuriva lie
S3 particular attci,ri-n pail to the selection of
Instruments for distant orders, and privilege Of
exchange granted at any tiruc within six months
the lnstrunent should not prove ely s.tsfac-
tory. liberal discount TO Clergymen Teachers
and Schools. Terms liberal ..a...'
Hhoes dis Deate,s will find il 10 their advantage
30 give rs call a. by greatly increased f.cili,s.
we are enabled TO fiji or dSrt with dispatch.
~ Persons in want OF a Re.LIy First Gas, Pr
anO will do well to call before purchasing eeyhsre
Wholesale AGENTS for CARNARF, NlED!XA u
q cos Celeb ated .rs
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ERsiIlcox 6 0ibb5
M sEwiNfu NJ CHINE.

I'd WINCH HcH'aE
ss sT reg Ess sEs 5EDs n s2s
n cad run w WIN s shs III sT,r nesss ana
over the heaviest beaver cloth snd cowhde with "a
change Of heedle, bread o- tension. IL viii use
coarse cston linen, silk and wsne II rams easier
lister and stiller than any other machine. II forms
Nat, even and elastic seam, differing from every
other stitch. each loop being TWISTED by means OF
Th ROTATING HOOK
and drawing the twist into the Colds thus securely
fastening every Glitch, that the seam will bear 70
The seam i. warranted NOT TO RIP sp IN wssr sns
under all circumstances to Survive the wash tub"
Old, worn-out family garments, bosoms, pants,
dresses. &c, have been submitted to Committees st
FAIRS where was the GREATEST COMPOSITION and TO
THIS STITCH reniums have peen awarded for it,
SUPERIORITY. DURABILITY, ELASTICITY and
BEAUTY. ...... . =. 81 .r
A Patented Device prevents the possibility Of The
machine icing run In the wrong direction, or The
balance wheel ever wearing touching ths Dress
| THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET NROE0,
Tn NJ avoiding the great trouble Of other machines
No BBhAKING OF NEEDLES.
The blade OF the needle 10 less thas three fourtbs
OF an inch long, and Is straight ay
The Hemn,er and Feller odn nscsr be set
"-.' .-a Wrong. z .E.Hr-E
Any adjust them II rlH DARE. The hem
may be Of anv width. No other henner or Teller 10
Ike this II turns the hem onths right or under
side as Won want It. .a.sr.....r...r - nm
1T WILL NOT DROP STITCHES. As The needle
10 always set right the blade short and does
It's run by steam at 1000 ,,,tcb., mar minute
other achinss at only 400 to 1907 with ssfety Th.v
are manufactured with maIhematI.
-. prscis,On. hence each part is in,srchanse-
able and can be readily replaced In Of ceident
The machine cannot be adjusted, hence win not sst
our OF order Twill last generation, II properly
cared for. None who have ssed IL can be rsasdsd
10 use any o'her. E .e.
me roundness, eVsnnss, dsrsbillty Abd beauty OF
It's hitch ... $3.50 .a-
'f..' WE'RE NEVER EQUALED
It's RAPIDITY ABSOLUTE sTIDINyss eas,o,
MOTION n.rror,.,. .ns n..,a. y, s,' sAss o,
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BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
l. RIVER RAILROAD.
I.i -. .ss;sI::s.s -:
rHfkGE or TINE

On and sf,er Monday, July 2ssh 1885, and until fur
ther botise Passenger Trains will leave and arrive
.lsI GOING EASr
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no MARTIN ABERN AMY

l. sIR-You are hereby notified ia at tn. psti,Icp
81 Elizabeth bernathy il Me in the office OF .he
CLERK sf tbs District Court OF Wspeiio county Iowa
Ia which she asks decree of divorce against ynu
aud ne custody OF her children. ard unless you ap-
pear and make defense to said petiG,n pr before
DIon Of tbs second day .he next term Of the Dis
Elci CDuGt OF said county, To be sommeUced on the
9Ith dag OF November, 1865 dsfAulL will be tas en-
asAiutt you, and decree resIdcrsi In sccordarcs
With ihr pris % petitioner. ....
MORRl> J. WILL ANS. Atty ...
Aug. 81, lSsl-iw. forpctitionsr
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McGINNJS and Mary

shcGinnis-you are hereby notified that the
p.ott"n of JNc"G Jenkins is nov file In the ONE.
81 Tie CLERK Of he District Court OF Wapeilo county
Iowa, In which said jenkins asks for a decree ust
Ing II him the title to ihe half Of the
snsiteT OF southwest quarter Of section ~ tow
shin II. range IL and unless you appear and make
ucan,e 10 said petition bef RS noon Of the ssa
nn Gay sfils n$at term Of said District Court
commenced on the 2Ith day OF November, 1919 de.
f-uit Will bs taken against you an decree render
Z III accordance vith ~ prayer Of petitioner
Mokkls :. WILLIAMS, Atty
Agh "a, Is6s-4w for petitioner
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VIII. S7TrCH NEW, TELL. rock, CORD,
E[ED, BRAID, QGTLTdad EHBROTDER BEA u.
IfFCLLH IL will, with the FIHusr needle sni
III read. run from perfect work the finest Nainsusk
over the heaviest beaver cloth snd cowhds with "a
change Of heedle, bread o- tension. IL Will use
coarse cotton, linen, silk and II rams easier
ster and stiller than other machine II forms
Nat, even and elastic seam, differing from every
other ,titch. each loop being TWISTED BY msaas OF
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iNSTItAY STEER--I AIKEN up bv
- Moan freSis living In Columbia township. Wa.
pelis county, Iowa, on the 3bth day Of Juy 1859,
cue Red Roam Steer, with stripes over the hips
points Of harns hcoken OF crop oil Of ths right ear
si's IL tAs len ear, white in te forehead i've ysars
Old. -... l. N COOLEY OSks
Aug 2t ls5t-2w ..... "A.
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SHALL WE EETsHN 70 -PEt'E
PAYMENTS

Secretary McCulloch has done to cousiry q
signal service in his Fort Wayne specch. IN 80
far a. it rclues to our Currency and Binrnces
every word of that speech IA worth its weight IN
gold. II is equally removed from tbe deiusion
which dreams a makingD people rich by con-
vcrting good blank paper ir,o misleading sab
s;itute for money aud tho higotry which doai 5
sn bullion ard secs no difference bc-Seen the
genuine isssc Of a solvent bank and pcouufer-
4 felt thereon. I'm the ext-eme sense, thc Score
.egy is neither icr Hard Money nor 1r Paper
Money, but he IL for uued Currency which
gives us the elasticity and convenience oi Pager
With the stability md tie uniformity Of Com.
W man has more happily indicated - vinai-
Gated the golden mean totween two niEohi.y-
ogrs extremes so that we haze nohisg to cad
either in exposition, qualification or ie.eii-r,
bss most heartily commend his views & eonssal
study and acceptance.
Mr.. McCuuuch has re- Idered al additional
p,blic service in dcyclol ing formidable hos
IGHy TO Rcnmption. The HeraM and The
Commercial, among our immediate soteInPO-
AUS, dIt A''Al' fHt-'''iii| "-et+'' -''
and i'm favor o. sn indefinite pr0tractoR of our
National Insolvency. Ih9y talk aG thOagh
thcv regarded an incoryortble CUnncy-a
Currency which. in our V sN, lies on rs face
40 positive GOOD, Developing resources, slim
d,ating industry, increaiing production, Nc,
&c. Holding Truth 10 he better than FSlse.
hood. we cannot conCGr in this. 4 piece
Of paper which promises TO pay one
dollar on demand, is veritsble and
bencfcent dollar so. long 30 il will
command the circular piece vi metal
whcreto mt name Was originally givcn
that fa..ing, ~ is something nothing -
we will not ssy what; but it is only in u very
accommodated and artiicial--if you please
legal--sanse a dollar. We acccpG il a. II dol
lar, pay it as dollar, recogni ing public
necessity for 20 doing; but We protest against
a continuance Of tla peryersiOn i2r one moment
beyond the duration of the necessity. lnha-
ton. speculation, stot k-gamblinc, and hJtnd-
red forms of pccuniary dcnoralization. are
thereby stimulated. Already 7se hear tha. our
Dry Goods lobbeTs are forgetting The lessons oi
a sore experience, and in the cagerness VI COM
petition, selling goods TO country retailers on
three. four and even six months credit. We
say Ia all, Stand from under
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Nova Scotian, from Liverpool Oct. >, via
Londonderry Oct. C. passed Father Point last evening"
bringing five days later news from Europe.
a meeting has teeu called at London Of persons In
ferested in secnres Of soveralof the Southern States
.as Daily Ns says the creditors woud he willing to
meet the indebted States half way, if tie latter are
willing to fund the arrears of dividends.
III. london TiRss Indignantly denies The correct
ness os the Hst o. Confederate boudhodcrs which
sas been published in American papers. Mr.. Glad'
stone the editor Of Tic Morning Pos, Mr.. Laird and
Others also deay that the! ever held any Of the bonds
Important American torpedo experiments took Place
st Chatham on Oc L. in the presence Of the Lords Of
Che Admiralty.
The total OF the Feni1n arrests was about 100.
Coun. BimaIk has had an interview with iouis
Napoleon TO which great political significance was
attributed
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YOUNG IOWA.

Most heartily do we congratulate the cham
pions Of Equal Rights and Equal Laws in Iowa
on the noble triumph they have won for the
cause of Freedom anti Humanity. Their State
Coaycn ion saw iit to place the Union party
openly, unreseryedly, on the platform OF In
partial Suffrage for loyal men without regard to
Color; and on this ground they solicited the
sufIrages of the people. Their opponents, keep
ing the Democratic name and organization out
of sight, held Soldiers Convention, and there
by presented ticket headed by Gen. Thomas
II. Benton (nephew Of Old Bullion himself a
prolessed Republican. who had been State
Superintendent of Education, had a good mill
tary record, and was every way calculated to
run well. The ticket was made up mainly of
such as he, with the least possible Copperhcad
taint, and the platform had one plank-No Ne
gro Suffrage Col. Stone, who headed the Re.
publican ticket, took the bull squarely by the
horns. avowing himself Al adToOats Of In
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IN DIANA.

An Election was held throughout Indiana last
Tuesday, but for local and county offices only.
The vote was generally light, but the result a
most overwhelming Union triumph. Even
Allen, long the banner Democratic county,
which last Fall gave Mcclellan 1882 votes to
2.oai for Lincoln, is now said to have gone Re-
publican, by an almost universal STAN
pode OF the Germans, who constitute 80
large a share Of its voting population.
Fort Wayne, it, capital which gave over 1000
Democratic majority at either election last
year, has now given Union majority. If the
German voters can only be brought to
comprehend the truth that Democracy, in our
partisan dialect means aristocracy, and that the
meanr.t of all aSstocracies, an anStocracy OF
color, the Coppcrhead ,ote of all our states will
Ice materially ley,cned.
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THE PRESIDENT AND TGE PAu-
UGN.SEEKERS.

To Andrew johnson, Poor White, and late
iourncynan tailor, but now president OF the
United States, there appeared On Friday dcpu-
tation Of the Chivalry Of South Carolina, seek
ing the pardon Of Jefferson Davis, late PreSi-
dent Of the Southern Coniederacy, and certain
other macnates of that collapsed institution"
Ii was fit that these should thus sue for the
pardon OF their late leaders; fit (,se tEust) that
the President should incline a gracious ear TO
their petition. Saith Byron;
".God saye the knight is n large economy
In God to do the like; hul, AZ be Will
Bc saving, all the better
But the President was not content with listen.
ing-hc moved the Previous Question. lyon
ask me for pardOns: i have already liberated
on parole part Of those in whose behalf You
invoke clemency; will SEQ what can be done
| as TO the rest: now let me ask YOU what pro-
gress your State is making, or likely to make,
in securing to her Black people the common
rights ofmanhood, but especially the rights to
sue and be sued in your Courts, and to give
testimony therein ."
1t was home-thrust, whereat the delegation
WINGED, Auttercd, and suddenly grew reserved
and diplomatic. They were decidedly more
reticent than the plain, straightforward chief
magistrate they had taken quite journey to
address and consult. If either party to that
colloquy came of second-best. it certainly was
not Andrew Johnson.
Though this memorable conference was re-
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The Hon. J. NJ Ashley, member OF Con-
gres3 lram Ohio, and The Chairman o. the Com
mi,tee on Territories Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiycs, il now making a tour OF the Pacific
states. lie was recently in Sen francisco, and
made speech onthe evening os September Is.
lie discussed ths national issue with dignity
and cgnlor, and urged upon his hearers the
continued union of the Republican party upon
the platform Of Leroy to the South apd justice
to the negro. Mr. AShley5 enuneiation OF
prineiples was well received He denied the
story that in his interview with the President
that official declined 10 hear his arguments on
the question of manhood suffrage. Mr.. Ashley
thinks that the friends Of the cause should
labO. earnestly FOR it. success, and endcavor to
have il adopted 10y the Administration.
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partial Suffrage. aud asking support on that
o,oupd. and ne Ia reelected by Is. 600 majority

partial Suffrage, aud asking support on that
ground; and he is reelected by 5000 majority,
while the residue Of the ticket will average
90 900. Iowa has thus passed the dead.point,
and has nothing further to dread. She has
taken her position on Principle and Right, and
need no more dread the influence Of vulgar
Prejudice and groveling Meanness. In all the
West, her banner floats highest and proudest,
and the honorable prominence she has so fairly
and bravely won will be remembered with pride
by her sons in generations yet to be.
OF course, the Copperheads for want of some
thing better, will talk of their gains-as if they
had expected to be beaten by Thirty or Forty
Thousand, or as if any one had imagined that
the majority Of President Lincoln could be
polled at an election which does not call out
nearly so full a vote. Please look at the aggre-
gate vote of Iowa in recent memorable eec'
tiOns:
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VREP TRADE Of PHELsSFINE
ORIGIN.

Tie English cannot claiia the bad fame o. IN
vending Free Trade" The Americans arc not
toe first people cursed with II scliishne5s. II
;e OF PlIisine origin and TIE Israelites were It's
H. ,st anci,ut y.ctims. Sec how il once imIorcr-
ished and disabicd the eh0sca people;
Now there q. no smith found thfuughoui al &c
Lad OF Israsl. Tt-r 's Phi, Fincs snid Lest The He
hreWs mako gieul sNoris or FpeaIs.l
Tint ain rIsraeiiies weut dOEDt tche phstine9 to
.ae' ever, .sB lis share. ald his c"alteI, and ms
A. Hua hi. nat'ocA.
:, Il cle m pass In ihe Gay Of atrlc that there T1f
nrer sword or spar ionnd IN the hand OF any on" cs
Salnsei xiii. -. ~. -"
Fortunately for The isra,litei. there was no
Eceung Post published in Jhdca TO advocate
this Philistino i;rco Trade. Jonathan and hiS
1nm-bcarer struck blow Cor neutrality-suspicious.
Of h IS country. which, among other blessings,
brou ,ht back t,Judea artizans and home manu-
fuefrras
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

L.. CROSBY, esd, Of Croton Falls, was on Fri
day last nominated at Sing.Sing for Senator by
the Union Con7cntion of the district composed
of WeStchcster, Putnam and Roekland Cour--
tieS. He is most excetlen, and worthy citi-
zen--as fit for the post as his competitor, f. 6.
Sutherland sf The (White Plans) Eastern
state Journal is uniit--wliah is putting the
case very strongly. Probably so good nom-
nation woul6 not have been made il the pos
pect of success had been better If the proper
appeals and exposures could be made to che
voters, Mr.. Crosby would be elected.