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Toledo Market
TOLEDO. October 8

TOLEDO, October 30.
Flour firmer but quiet. Wheat 1c
better; sales of white wheat at 2 95a2 81;
amber Michigan at 81; No. spring
at 235. Corn excited at l1al2c. higher;
sales at 09a1 10 for No. l. Mixed
oats Case. better; sales at 56a5Sc. for No.
1. Rye better; sales 15a1 Is for No. /.
Barley steady at 90 for State; lake
freights 1c. higher. Seven cents for
corn to Buffalo.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, October 30.
Money, easy and steady, at 4a5 per
cent. Sterling, quiet and firm, 81 O9ia
l 09t. Gold, without decided change,
opening 81 46i, and advancing to 81 46s,
declining tosl 46t and closing at 81 At
Government Stocks, quiet and without
decided alteration. Freights to Liver
pool, quiet, at 4a4tc for grain.
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Oswego Market.
OswEGO, October, 30.

OswEGO, October, 81.
Flour steady; IL IS for No. spring;
IS IS for red winter; IA IS for white;
Is 5Oa15 rs for double extra. Wheat
firm but quiet; No. 2 Chicago spring to
arrive at 2 IS. Corn nominally higher
and unsettled without sales. Barley
firm but dull; choice New York Lake at
l 05 in bond; shore % free. Rye
scarce and no sales. Canal freights I'M.
changed.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, October 80.
Flour firm but quiet. Wheat quiet
at 9 17a2 81 for No, 1; No. 2 advanced
3a4 closing at 96a2O6. Corn advanc-
ed 7asc; sales ut 9sta1 90. Oats firm
and advanced 6a7c, closing at 49ia52c
for Nos High wines quiet at 2 "a for
bonded. Provisions steady. Hogs fair
ly active at an advance Of 15a2Oc.
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THE skunk-skin traffic now amounts
to quite handsome sum per year. But
this article does not.sell in this country
Is skunk-skin, by no manner Of means
"a rose BY any other name would
smell as sweet" It is dyed and meta
morphosed, and changed in character
and appearance, and is blazoned forth
by the skilful fur men under some TAX
ing title, such as the Mountain Otter"
the Prairie Badger"
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Tn. suxIi.h Confederate. Delegates.

HAMILTON, c. W., October 3O.-A
grand dinner was given to the English
confederation delegates last night.
Speeches were made by Honorable ].
A. Mcdonald, Honorable Mr.. McDugal,
and others, all on tho interest of the
confederation. The speeches were re-
markable for the absence of any allus-
ions to the Fenians and to Secretary
Stewards letter.
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Resolutions Passed by the feninn
Brothethood Of Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October Sat meet
ing of Fenians of Philadelphia, held Mt
Logan Hall this evening, to express
their sentiments OH the conviction and
sentence of Colonel Lynch and Rev.
John Mcmahon, the following preamble
and resolutions were offered by James
Sibbins, Chairman Of the Committee,
and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The conviction and SEN
tence of death passed on Colonel Lynch
and Rev. John Mcmahon in Canadian
Court is another evidence of the brutal
and vindictive spirit of pcrtdious Brit
ain, and in keeping with that bloody
code Of laws that has been inflicted by
her usurpations on the people of Ireland
during the last seven hundred years,
and
WHEREAS, Chief Justice Wilson, one
Of the representatives Of British Roy
atty on this continent, in passing sem
tence, read lecture full of that cant
ond that hypocrisy peculiar to English
philanthropy, on the heinOns crime Of
making war on people who never did
them any harm, while the government
he represents has been making relent-
less, bloody and DISCRIMINATING war OH
the people of Ireland for generations, q
people who never injured England, on
the contrary educated her innocent
kings, when her people were buried in
Saxon barbarism, and
WHEREAS, The learned Judge, while
filled with holy horror at the so-called
crime of Colonel Lynch and Others,
forget in his zeal the aid and comfort
given by his Government to dissolve
this Union and overthrow this Govern
ment, he forgot the depredations of the
Alabama, the st. Adams raid, and the
other infamous Vaccinations worthy OF
that malignant hate evinced by Eng
land since the formation of this Gov
eminent; and
WHEREAS, The invasion of Ireland in
the year eleven hundred and sixty-nine,
by the English free-booters, whereby
cities, villages and hamlets were com
mitted to the flames and the inhabitants
put to the sword, was n crime commit
ted against all law, human and divine,
and every generation Of our race since
that melancholy event has protested,
against that invasion with arms i'll
their hands. Therefore be it
Resolred, That in view of the foregO-
ing facts, the invasion of British ter
ritory by the Fenian Brotherhood of
the United States, was legitimate act
of war on the part of an oppressed peo-
pie, that the time to strike and where
TO strike is question of policy, wheth-
er it be seizing the colonies Of the OPP
pressor, or driving her commerce from the
seas. 1t was the assertion Of this God
given right to regain her long lost
liberties and restore their former ma
tionality, that nerved the arm of the
Feniau soldier to strike to the dust the
hated flag of England at Limestone
Ridge.
Resolred, That we look on the trials,
conviction and sentences passed on Col.
Lynch and others as . challenge to the
Irishmen Of America, and accept it in
the spirit intended, and we pledge our
lives, liberty and sacred honor to meet
the issue ~ becomes q race that never
accepted the yoke of the Norman rObber.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE UNDERsIGNRD OFgRRs
i for sale the desirable farm on Which he 10.
Hdcs, in lack on county, West Virsin With
In ~ miles cf Ravrnswood The trartc.btains
l7O acres. about l2l Of which IL clra,es and IN
der gnod fence. Every heli 10 wei supplied
with water from never falling springs.
H. has good frame house oOUtsioing seven
rOoms finished Ia good modern style. Out.
buildings for the convenience Of tho izrm. An
Apple Orchard OF near $40 trees. comprising
those varieties adapted TO this locality. A va.
r.ty of Plum and Pear trees. &C &C.
This farm Ia beautifully siinsted In . hopd OF
Sand Creek the house loratsd or an en'neDo.
overlooking nearly ell the cleared land. All the
b.lds Ne sufficiently updnlatIns ~ 70 DO drain
ed perfectly dry.
A. ] am about TO en- grate TO the West, I vii
give bargain IN the property. For terms sp.
ply to tho undrrsig ned. Possession given On
sight II required. THOMAS KIRK.
RAVE >sw"oD, jackson CousT,, W. Va
sept7 w2mi
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NEW YORK, OCTOBER 3O.
Jobbers prices: Brown sheetipg-
Appleton, A, 12ic; Porter, d, 19c; Park,
1Sc. Bleached shirtings-Lonsdale 33ic;
James, 30c; Blackstone, 2sc. Prints
Cocheco, gle; Dunnel, 19c; Freeman,
lie; Wamsutta, Isle. Brown drills
Boot Mills, 25c; Globe, 19c; Massachu-
sets, &c.
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Wit Of Hnbeas Corpus for the Feui.
ans i'm Corn wall.

CORNWALL, c. W., October 3O.-Hon.
J.H. Cameron, Crown counsel, applied
t,r q writ of habeas corpus to take tho
three Fcnian prisoners from here to To
ronto, to be tried with those now at
Toronto. The Crown counsel also
moved for the sentence of outlawry
against Mike Murphy and other Fee
mans, who escaped by breaking jail.
The names of those sent to Toronto are
Keys, Hartweu and Kelly.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Gsssfp akeat the Successor u seere.
tary stanton.
NEW YORK, October 30.-Ths Herald's
special says: General Grant is anx-
ions that General Sherman should as
aume the portfolio of Stanton, in order
that he may have tho hearty co-opera-
ton of the war office in the work of re-
organizing the army. General Sher-
man, it is reported, dose not favor the
position, and General Grant hopes to
have General Steadman nominated to
the position.
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Ge.ry,. Majority in PeuusyIvauia.

Geary's Majority in Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Pa, October 30.-A let
ter from the Secretary of the Common
wealth, states the following as the COM
plete official vote for Governar: Geary,
307 ,274; Clymer, 29O,096; Geary's ma
iOritY, 1918.
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Executors Notice.

LA WING BEEN APPOINTED
III and qualified Erscutor Of toe estate Of
william Krytsr. deosased, ell persons Indebted
IN the estate arc hereby notified 70 mAts settly.
ment, and thsse having claims against the
same, should present them properly anfhsnti.
GATED. foctiei~ q. y sTIfEL.
(Arbciter Yreund COPY timss)
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DIR. RANDOLPH, who was in Philsdel-
phia with Brownlow and the Others, is &C.
cused by . Louisiana paper, in the parish
where he lived ,ofmarrying q respectable
quadroon and two months after Of bascly
DESERVING her.
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Raltinsre Market.

BALTIMORE, OctODer 81.
Flour, firm, and tending upwards.
Wheat, very firm; red IS. Corn,
scarce; new, nominal; old yellow 1 IL.
Oats, firm ut 60a61c. Provisions quiet.
Stock, light. Groceries, steady. Seeds,
steady; clover seed scarce. Whiskey,
dull; Penna. 2 81 az rC~yrg
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October 30.
Petroleum, unsettled. Flour, steady.
Wheat, firm but quiet. Corn, unsettled.
Oats, advanced 1c. Mess pork, steady
at s34 50a35. Lard, dull. Whisky, firm
at 81 431a2 a.
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PRECEDENT Roberts abeat % Issue an
Address % the Fenians.

New YORK, October 3O.-It is stated
that President Roberts will soon issue
an important address to the Fenlan
Brotherhood, in relation to the sentence
ofLynch in Canada and the future du-
ties and work of the reorganization.
There has been much excitement and
activity at the Fenian headquarters in
this city to-day.
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Gre., Reni.n z xci,emcat In Canada.

New YORK, October 30.-A Toronto
special to the Herald says: A general
excitement exists among the military
organizations, who are strictly opposed
to reprieving the Fenian prisoners.
The Queens Own will circulate Pc
tition denouncing those who show the
white feather at the bidding OF VIM.
II. Seward.
The Herald's Ottawa special says the
threats of vengence by Fenians, should
Lynch be executed, is creating great
excitement. The volunteers at Ridge
way demand the death of the raiders,
while others oppose it, believing that
war with the United States would fol-
low the execution.
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WANTED.
nl.D COPPER, y u ASS. AND
" LEAD for which ths highest e<sh price
DILLON, THohPsOa 4 CO.
ssti"in Ne le1. hsrkss Ssrsss.

An vhs vaius beautiful hssd Of hair, snd fl
Drsssrvakiss from premature bald1ess md turn
Ksskairsn- 10 nskes The hair rich, ssfS ssa
giessy, sradicstes dandruE and causes the HAIR
. efsw With lnxruiaBt heauty. Sold eveFy
vhsrs. =. THOMAS LYON,
s<f Chemist New York.
sersssga spring water, sold b. p
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For Sale.

1'HG CID $50 aEsTEAo POR-
i hERLY occupied ty J,ass Bog, -nbrsc
ing about tso scres Of grvuad. In Marshall
county, West VbgiEis, good brirk honse, VII
stable AMI al necessary cut b1iidtnx.. The
sfoaBd 10 highly Improves and afsrds an sbup.
dsnt supply Of choices frnits Of every variety.
particular. apply 70 the surs.rib~r vie
lives IN tho premises Wv HOGE
octlI-dI~&wIm
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Heimstreets inimitsble Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing In favor for overtuenty years
IL scts upon the absorbents at the roots Of the
hair. and changes Il 10 its original color by De.
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaien and In.
lure toe BAR. Heimstreers y not O dye. but
e beautiful Hair Dressing Price 50 ..,s and
81 90. Sold by AL dealers.
saratsgs Spring Wafer, sold BIZ Al
Deaisrs n
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Errors OF Youth.

hED hr Years IRON Nervous Debility Pm.
nI.ture decay, and all the Effects Of youthfui
siii f"r the szio Of suffering tu.
nsnity. sesd free 20 q. D Who nerd n. the r.esn.
anh direcu 'Is for making the simple remsd, Nv
shieh be vas cured. Sufferers .tshib. q, yro,
OF oJ tne advertisers experience, can Do a. by
ADDRESSING. in perfect con hdepc-
49, JOHN n. OGDEN.
oeHr9m. No l7Chambsn st., New York.
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THE FENIANS.
Assembling Of Fenians in Cincinnati
-Four Fall Companies Mastered

CINCINNATI, October 30.-The Fenians
in this city assembled in large numbers
at the Armory last evening. Great ex-
citement was manifested over the news
ftom Toronto and Washington. Many
Of those who participated in the Buffalo
expedition were present. Head-Centre
Fitzgerald mustered into service four
full companies. Arrangements are COM
pleted for uniforming and equipping as
many as may be mustered.
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For CirCuIhtb, OF TuFtHtT INTnIIHHtIUh, HPpIy IV
g. WASHINGTON RAIL,
sprinsvood. near L-esburg, LDudoun Co. Va
RREERENCES

REFERkNCES.
Generzi Robert Z Lee General ID. Ii. Hill,
Charlotte, v. c.; A g. Qusri-r. 5. Brady. Ian.
don Carter. Esq., Wheeling. West Virginis /;
Rev. X. I. Perkins former'y Of wheeling; Rev
K K. Mason Moutton. D.. Baltimore conn
Robert 5. Chew, Eco, Washington City Rev.
W. W williams. GeorretoVn, ID. G. Rev. w.
". Pendleton. General A. ~ Long Lexin Iton /;
Rev. G. II. Norton Alexandria Hill Carter,
Esa shirley" Va Col Burgess Long, Phils
delphia GenI " y Fr.therstOn, Boll.
Springs, Mississippi. &C.. &C.
p. s. Professor Van Rhyn in charge the past
year, Of the Department Of Modern Languages
Drawing Sc, HAVING b'en appointed To chair
in ths ''Psums, lva'ia Military Institute. de.
sirs to employ y thornuE hly qualified Fsarhrr Of
those branches IN his place; also teacher OF
Music. Without good recommendations none
need apply inli.3mhitaw8w
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MILWAUKEE,, October 30.
Flour, active. Wheat, active at Sc Is
for No. ] and - 90 for No. 2.
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A True story-Fsanded Entirely on
Fact, Rtc.-In Four Chapsen A1'
actly.
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Lros's EXTRACT OF PUxx JAMAICA Gxsrr-
for Indigestion Nausea Heartburn Sick H.aa.
ache. Choisrs Aerbus, &c where . Warning
genial stnuiant Is required Its careful preps.
ratlsn and entire parity makes IL cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. soid ey.
eery where, at 50 cents per botd -
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TINE BiIIs Of Indictment against the
Prisoners AT CORNWALL.

CORNWALL, c. W., Oct. 3.-The ASST
yes commenced yesterday. True bills
of indictment were found against the
prisoners here.
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Fears Of Trouble Between fretes'
tanss and Catholic In Candna-As.
....sn. tsou Thpeafened.

New YORK, October 3O.-The Her
AIDS Montreal special says: The Roman
Catholic Irish will not allow the Priest
Mcmahon, to be executed, and 1t
is to be feared this will lead to serious
trouble between TIE Professionals Of
Upper Canada and the Catholics OF
Lower Canada. Attorney General
West has been threatened with assas-
sination if he allows the execution Of
the Fenians to take place.
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DANks RS LETTERS, Biapk.
ID Letter Heads. etc., printed carefully An
promptly by TIE WHEELING REGISTER.
octi7
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DOsT ERs-Tbs I.apz~,t aud Re.
i Assortment of PGsttr Type 70 b. fond /
anv Printing offic- in the city, is AZ III
WHEELING REGISTER oetI7
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ToMnFRCIAI PRINTING. or -,
~ cry desert, tirn. executed in th. uosst ta.t..
fa' styles. b. THE WHEELING REGISTER.
oetiT
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tributiOnS.

We would call attention to the Opin-
ion Of one Of the leading papers Of
Canada on this subject:
Most of our readers have no doubt read
some Of the numerous advertisements Of
Gift Enterprise, Gift Concerts, &C., which
appear from time to time in the public
prints, offering most tempting bargains to
those who will p%atronize them. In most
cases these are genuine humbngs. But
there are a few respectable firms who do
business in this manner. and they do it as
u means of increasing their wholesale bus
mess, and not to make money. From such
firms. it is true. handsome and valuable ar
ticles are procured for q very small sum.
and what is more important. no M is ever
cheated. Every person gets good value
for bis dollar; because, as we have stated.
1t is intended to act as an advertisement to
increase their ordinary business.
We have seen numbers Of prizes sent out
in this way by Sherman. Watson d Com
pany. Of Nassau Street. n. Y. and there Il
no doubt that some of the articles are worth
eight or ten times the money paid for them,
while We have not seen or hoard of a sin
gle article which WAS not fully worth the
dollar which it cOst.-Sdturddy RsaLsr. Mon
treal. &. T.. Jan. ID, 1896.
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Grant and ShCrIn an.

Wendell Phillips denounces Gen.
Grant as u "traitor." The Radical
press are down upon Gen. Sherman rs
Il "copperhead,' The amount of thciI
crime is that they sustain the Prcsi-
dent and his policy. When they sns
tanned the policy Of the war, and led
their legions to victory, they were all
right. Now that they desire to see a
restored nation, with constitutions
rights protected. they were all wrong,
and are subjected to the coarsest dc
nunciation. Who is a more miserable
traitor than Phillips himself, whose in
tolerance has led the al Of radical
ism, and whose sophistical eloquence
has misdirectcd thousands of minds
that possessed more virtue than his
own, but impossible, have been misled
and trained by him in the way they
should not go. tie may yet find some
of the trouble visiting him, that he
with unsparing hand would visit upon
others.
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The New York Times has q leader
under the inquiry: "Shall the Van
pushed South dictate Termsy'
Iii is precisely such silly questions as
that, and such absurd answers as the
Times gives, that produce the Difficult
ties and precipitate the dangers BY
which the country is beset.
The South has never asked any term'
since the surrender of her arms. She
has never sought to dictate any "tcrms'
Us to restoration, reconstruction or 9th
er questions relating to hcrpolitical pc
sition in the Union.
She has only pointed the dominan'
power in the Government to the Con
st tn ion and laws ofthe Union, and re
minded the North that the safety Of the
Government and the rights ofthe peo
pie, as we'll Of the North as Of the
South, depended upon their observance
The poorest men Of on our soil could
do that without being justly chargcable
with a rebellious disposition, or even
improperly Of conduct.
The error and confusion of notions,
with reference to the relative positions
of the two. sections, lie altogether with
the North. That is what is the mat
tcr.--Uni0n and 1meric0@.
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lhe mississippi Relief Bill.

1t seems that the bill published by
us recently did pass the Legislature,
hut was vetoed by the Governor. We
make an extract from Governor Hum
phreys' veto message, showing the rea-
son of his refusal to sign the bill:
Whatever legislation CONSTANT with
the Constitution the Legislature may
adopt for the purpose Of relieving the
people, will meet my approval. Bat
the act under consideration seems. to
violate both the Constitution of the
United States as we'll rs the Constitu-
ton of this State. In each Of them it
is declared that no law shall he passed
impairing the obligation Of the con
tract. 1t is true the Legislature may
pass laws changing the remedy upon
contracts which will be valid, provided
they do not impair the Obligation
What constitutes the obligation Of n
contract? And what is the true dis
tinction between the obligation and
the remedy to enforce it has never been
determined with perfect accuracy" but
it has often been decided that an act
whichsubjcctcd the property ola debt
or to a stay law does impair the obliga-
ton of the contract, and that such Il
statute can be enforced only as to con-
tracts made Subsequently to its passage.
In the act under consideration u stay
is given to the debtor for the payment
of the debt extending over period Of.
four years. Ifthis power thus to stay
execution exists in the Legislature, ]
can see no limitation to the exercise cY-
cept in legislative discretion. If, 1t be
competent to stay execution during the
period Of four years is difficult to per-
ceive what there is to prevent its in
definite extension.
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ASEvERE WINTER IN PRosrECT.-The
weather prophets predict a long and
severe winter at hand, in confirmation
of which bclicfthe usual signs are noted,
viz: The hives overlooking with hon
cy: unusual thickness of corn husks,
and the furs of wild beasts; the mi
grafton of rats from the west to the
east the extraordinary stores of nuts
laid up BY squirrels, etc.
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-Four negroes are now serving on
%juries in Boston-Ore in the Superior
Court for criminal business, n in the
first session Of the Superior Court for
civil business, and two in the second
session. The Boston Commonwealth,
the organ of Senator Sumner, chrou-
iclcs this fact as showing that the iden
of negro equality has been lifted into
morc vitalizcd existence by the late
elections. Each Radical triumph is q
step nearer to the equality of the white
and the negro race in this country.
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! BROwNLow's X
SAGE TO PRYNE IN
1850.
i Face to face, knife
to knife, steel to
steel, and pike to
pike we W 0 III d
cause you to bleed
lat every pore, W
would make yop re-
Igret in the bitter az
onies Of death, that
you had ever felt
iapy concern for tic
t1tHcdn race
| Carry on your
War. IL ron choose
death rather than
life, and ee will
stain every swamp
in the SoatA mth
,your anil our own
blood, and with the
Vengeance Of an in
furiated foe, We will
be upon you in the
North, at the hour
,of midnight, and as
long as q lucifer
match can be found
We will burn up
your substance!
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The Democracy Of the city Of New
York covered themselves with glory
They elected all their Congressional
candidates, t~wenty-one Assemblymen,
their entire county ticket, with one ex.
ception, and gave their candidate fol-
Governor the magnificent majority Of
iorty-six thousand. All honor to them
Union and american.
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LIE present Congress elected Hon.
JAS. Brooks, of the Eighth New York
district, from his seat, and awarded it
10 a Radical, William f. Dodge. On
last Tuesday the people reversed. this
acton by ~re-electing Mr.. Brooks by
upwards Of eight-thousand majority.