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YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
CoRRE cTEp EEELY.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1856.


Gf- All Of the above quotations are In gold.
Cotton.-A few bales have been sold during the past
week. as follows Repacked and low grades l6 to TX
MiddlIng, Is cents, in specie.
Charleston, July 20.-Cotton.-Holders Of The
staple have been firm throughout the past week, offering
their stock only necessity demanded and selling general
ly full and advancing prices On Friday the 18th instant,
GO bales Of Cotton sold % to 25 cents for
packed 81 80 per pound for Mddng and "a cents
per pound for Strict Mddng Cotton, the news from Eu
rope the Persia giving sellers increased confidence On
Saturday so bales were disposed Of firm and up
ward tending prces-Midding being quoted 81 to 50
cents and Strict Mddlng "a to IS cents per pound On
Monday, in consequence of the improved news per Nova
Scoia giving hopes of European peace sellers generally
withdrew their stocks On Tuesday there were about 200
bales disposed of advance of Xc per pound In
sequence of the foreign newsMiddlitg selling at 80 to 80
cents and Strict Mddng at IS cents per pound Yester
day there 100 bales sold at the following quotations:
Repacked 25 2s per pound, Good Ordinary % to
&c., Low Middllng 30 to 3lc Mddng 33K to 34c Strict
Midddling IS to-c.
CornSThe Market has been supplied with about 20 600
bushels of this grain during the week. For some days
there was but little wholesale demand for the better quail
tes but yesterday sale Of 1000 bushels common white
took place at S4s per bushe weight, bags included
prime article Of white would sell al q few cents more,
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say Sl50 to l The principal transactions OF the week
have western mixed bushels Of which In bulk
sod at 81 90 per bushel 5000 do In bags bushe
weight bags included and 1400 bushels do at S34 per
bushei, bags included. -
Baoon.ePices have advanced In consequence OF the
light stock and limited supply, and the high prices prevail
ing at the North and West Prime Shoulders are selling
2X cents per pound and Clear Sides at % cents per
pound.
SaH-There is good demand for this article, and It
continues still further TO improve We learn OF sales Of
Lots at s240 for Liverpool sacks, many holders
asking S2-5 and upwards.
Charlotte, July 23.-Cotton morket active.
few bales changed hands al % to AK.
New York, July 23-Cotton dull. Sales of 100
bales at 36 to 80.
FINANCIAL.
Charleston, July 20..- GoH.-The Brokers were
Yesterday buying ut 46 and selling at 48.
Charlotte, July 23.--God, Sl.45; Silver, Sla5.
New York, July 23,--Gold, Sl.s5h.
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Startling Disclosures---Another Civil
War.


Startling Disclosures---Another Civil
War.
General Sherman, in recent speech to
the students in Yale College, said war
was approaching this country to which any
thing in the past was mere cbild's play
General Sherman gave no particulars, but
We presume the omission is supplied by B..
J. Raymond, Of the New York Times, in
an editorial over his own initial. We ex-
tract couple ofparagraphs from that letter.
It is dated Washington, July Is:
The Union party in Congress is just now
experiencing panic gilmore than usual Sc
verify, and its action under the circuustan-
oss does more credit to its zeal than to its
discretion.
You may have noticed the passage in the
House, few days since, of resolution Of
fsred BY General Paine, of Wisconsin, cal.
ling on the States to organize, discipline and
equip their militia, and directing that two
thirds of the arms, ordnance and ammuni.
tion now under custody of the General Gov.
ernmens be distributed among the States
the distribution among the loyal States to
take place Immediately, and that among the
States lately in rebellion to be postponed
until further orders. The resolution came
M from the Committee on Military Affairs,
and was pushed to a vote, without debate or
delay, under the previous question. 1t at
tracted as little attention in Congress as it
has in the country; and the public will
doubtless receive with incredulity the assu-
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Remember the YORK DRUG STORE Is the place y
you can save your Money, MONEY, MONEY. rg
June 7
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Spetial Notitss.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Since my name was announced as CANDIDATE FOR
ORDINARY OF York DISTRICT, have been surprised to
learn that report Is in circulation to the effect that am
native and resident Of North Carolina SUCH IS NOT
TUE FACT. born, reared educated, and with the ex
cepon temporary absences have ever resided In YORK
Districts and have never given vote In my life, or paid
taxes anywhere else except in York District Since last
fall have been temporarily engaged in business In the
edge of North Carolina. am thoroughly Identified with
York in feeling and interest Respectfully,
&c. HARRIS.
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Later from Mexico.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-City of Mexico
correspondence says the Fourth Of July was
celebrated by resident Americans with
great spirit. Gen. Magruder and other
eminent Confederates participated. Ma
gruder responded to repeated calls. "The
United States Army and Navy"-"Mem-
ory of the late President Lincoln" n"--receiv-
ed with respect by Confederate exiles.
WASHINGTON. July 23.-Letters from
the city of Mexico assert Maximilian has
signed treaty with Dona the French Min.
lister, which agrees that twenty thousand
French troops will remain in Mexico for
FIVE years, serving under the Mexican flag.
Napoleon agrees to furnish Maximilian
$5OO,0O0 per month for FIVE years, receiv-
ing as security for this and other claims, the
Railroad from Vera Cruz to the city Of
Mexico. Revenue to be collected by the
French officials.
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ORDINARY,S SALE.

John Ward, ct al,
bv John Reeves, their next friend, Summons In
,'ane Ward, ct al, helrs-at-law of W. H. Partition.
Ward, deceased.
BY virtue of an order from JOHN A. BROWN, Ordina
~ of York District will offer at Public Sale, at York
Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST
next the tract Of land described In the in this
case, lying on the waters of Allison Creek bounded by
landn Of John Wallace, Dock Whitaker, Isom kirkpatrick
and others, and containing
6S ACRES,
less. Sold make partition among the heirs
law of w. H. WARD, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of twelve months with in
from day Of sale the purchaser giving bond with
good security, and mortgage Of the premises, If deemed
necessary to the Ordinary Costs to be paid In SPECIE
or Its equivalent
(s5.75) JAMES MASON, s. z. D.
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C. D. MELTON.
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275 ACRES.
Commissioners Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
IN EQUTTY-YORK DISTRICT.
j. H. Faulkner Ss and wife, sm for Partition Of Land
A. K. Saville, ct al.
IN obedience the order of the Court Of Equity, In
above cause, viii sell at YORK COURT HOUSE on the
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST next, the real estate Of
HARRIS M. SAVILLE.
late of York District deceased consisting Of TWO VAL
UABIE TRACTS OF LAND, as follows: The Tract
known as the HOME PLACE, containing
200 ACRES,
more or less and bounded by lands of Jos. F. Whe H.
Faulkner B. II. Moore and Others; and certain other
Tract on the West side of Sugar Creek bounded by lands
of P. T. Murray, Mrs. M. j. Stewart w. D. Ruse j. T.
Withers and Others, and containing
40 ACRES,
more or less These lands situated In York District
the cast side of Catawba River and justly considered
among the productive In that section of county
They In fine condition, and worthy the attention OF
those seeking an investment In real estate.
TERMS SALE.-The above lands will be sold
credit of and two years, with interest from date The
purchaser will be required give bond with two good sure
ties and mortgage Of the premisesad bonds when due
to be- paid In COIN or Its equivalent. A suficiency Of
CASH. IN COIN its equivalent, day of sale, will
dafray the costs Of these proceedings
(SS.50) WALTER B. METTS, c.E.Y.D.
July IL l2 4t
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ORDINARY,S SALE.
Andrew F. Love, .applieaut. ! -

Andrew F. Love, Applicant, 80 >'s
Hugh Love, ct al, heIrs- -at-Iaw Of '''"'""' ="
VIM. Love, deceased.
BY virtue Of an Order from JOHN A. BROWN, Ordina-
ry of York District, will offer at Public Sale, at York
Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST
next tho tract Of land described In the summons In this
case, lying on the winters Of Allison Creek, bounded by
lands Of D. F. Jackson, John E. Love- William B. Purse
ley and others, containing
100 ACRES,
more or less. Sold make partition among the heis-at-
law of WILLIAM LOVE, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of twelve months, with in
day Of sale; the purchaser giving bond with
good security, and mortgage Of the premises If deemed
necessary, the Ordinary Costs to be paid In SPECIE
or It's equivalent.
(s5.56) JAMES MASON, s.Y.D
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HOUsE.PAINTING, &c.

NELSON DAVIS respectfully informs the citizens Of
York and the surrounding Districts that he b ready and
HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING and ER-HANGING.
He prdes himself especially in being able % iate
cessfully, the various kinds Of Wood, viz MAHOGANY,
WOOD, &c, &c. Also, Egyptian Italian, Pennsyiyania,
Jasper and Slnah MARBLES. ~ ttSt
BY strict attention business, he hopes secure ashare
of public patronage and feels assured that he VIII be able
give entire satisfaction those who may employ him.
o. All communications addressed to him n Yorkvle,
g. c., will meet with prompt attention. -.yss
October 26 % Gun
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SAM'L w. MELTON
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The Cholera in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-There we're
TAO deaths in this city last week, ten of
which we're from cholera.
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FLOYD, DOBSOll g. co.

DANDY AND RAISINS-J u s T
~ received and for sale cheap. At
FLOYD, noBsoN & cos.
July5 II
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$l26 REWARD.

ESCAPED from the jail of York District on the 5h IN
stant, three prisoners, viz: R. 8. WELLS, J. p. SUM
NIT and WILLIAM RHEA. ~ 'lsR
r. g. WELLS is about feet In height, blue fair
complexion and dark hair. He has but one arm. =
F. SUMMIT Is about feet in height blue eyes, falf
complexion, and dark hair. -
VIM RHEA Is about feet 10 inches In height
red hair and fair complexion, inclined 10 be ruddy.
A reward Of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS will be paid for the apprehension Of he above
parties and their delivery To u.s. confnementin jan
where we can get them or FIFTY DOLLARS each will
be paid for WELLS and SUMMIT, and Twenty i've dol
lars for RHEA. 80. fIEsf rs
JOHN McCANTS, Jailor Of York District,
JAMES MASON, Sheriff Of York Distict. =
July 70 u u ..
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DECEASED SOLDIERS
SOUTH CAROLINA.

WITH the partial resumption Of mail facilities again,
under the appointment of the Legislature, request the
names of all who DIED IN SERVICE, Of disease, from
accident wounds, who fell In battle Give the NAME
IN FULL, DISTRICT, RANK, COMPANY, REGIMENT
AND ARM OF SERVICE, DATE AND CAUSE OF
DEATH, WHERE HE DIED AND AGE.
The record be completed without the assistance
of all who take interest In THIS MEMORIAL. Espe-
cialy to our RETURNED SOLDIERS do now make this
appeal. If II be but n SINGLE NAME you can furnish,
scnd Il 10 me nj once VIM. J. RIVERS,
State Agent for Recording, &c.
July 10 10 st
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Commissioners Sale.
IN EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT


IN EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT.
Mary E. Poag, BiHtor Partition Of
Es,bsr poo. William n. poa, md Lands, Dot0er, Re
Jas A. Erwin, Administrator. lief &C., &c.
IN obedience the order of the Court of Equity in this
cause, will expose to Public Sale at YORK COURT
HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST next, a
tract Of land belonging to the Of WILLIAM r..
PoAG, late of York District, deceased, containing
275 ACRES,
or less and bounded by lands Of Samuel Anderson,
Green q. Blake Daniel and Julius Wifong and others.
will sell at the same time, the revelonary interest In
tract of land Of
81 ACRES,
which was assigned Dover to MARY z. POAG, and In
which she has life inerest-ths il the homestead has
all necessary buildings and Is well improved
TERMS SALE-Credlt Of twelve months with interest
from day of Sale purchaser giving bond with two good
suretes and mortgage Of the land the purchase
money. SO much CASH will be required day Of sale
will pay the costs Of these proceedings.
(S675) WALTER b. METTs, C. E.Y.D.
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LOOK OUT {!
RECONSTRUCTION.

ALL persons knowing themselves indebted TO the estate
of the late Capt F. H. HARRIS deceased are hereby no
tilted that unless the is paid by the 18th September
next their NOTES and ACCOUNTS will be placed In the
hands of WILLIAMS & BEATTY, Attorneys, for Collec
tion. ALFRED STILWELL, Administrator.
MARTHA N. HARRIS, .adniniaratrir.
ALL PERSONS indebted To MYSELF, individually,
will take notice that the MUST BE SETTLED, as
owe Money that MUST BE PAID.
ALFRED sTILWELL.
July 10 l3
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CAROLINA-YORK DIS
CAROLINA-YORK DIS

GOUTH CAROLINA-YORKD DIS
to me for Letters of Administration, de bons no all
and singular the goods and chattels rights and credits Of
JOHN n FARIS late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, cite and admonish all and sngu
lar kindred and creditors Of the said deceased to be
and appear before me, Ordnarys Court for the
said District be holden York Court House the 9th
day Of AUGUST next to shew cause, If any, why the said
Administration should not egranted.
Given under my hand and Sea this 2ls, day Of July,
In the year Lord thousand eight hundred and
slxysx, and in the 9lst year Of the independence Of
the United States Of America.
JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y. D.
July Is II 2t
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finantial L Gontnlertial.

It VIII be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below In currency, greenbacks unless 9TH
erwise specially stated.
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IulY l9

REk s2:ESIk.is HEAM ] "A 81 we "aa
ing Machines. Three new kinds, Under and upper feed
Sent on trial. Warranted five years. Above salary large
commissions paid The ONLY machines sold In the United
States for less than S40 which fully Heensed ~ Hope
Wheeler & Wilson, Grorer 4 Baker, Singer 4 Co., Gns
Bachelor. III other cheap machines infnsenents
and the seller liable to cITea, fine and fmi.
onent. illustrated circulars sent free Address, or caii
upon Shaw Clark, at Blddcford, Maine, or Chicago, ILL.,
May 81 6 ly
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Commissioners Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
IN EQUTTY-YoRK DISTRICT.
Phereby L. WylIe Admnls'rauIs,l Bill for Delrey Of
William WyIie, ct al. slares, Partition, &c.
IN obedience to the order Of the Court In this case
will expose to Public Sale, at YORK COURT HOUSE, ,on
tic FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST, next, n certain par
eel Of land, now In possession Of
w. ID. DANIEL,
situate In York District lying both sides Of Tnkers
Creek, and bounded by lands Of J. O'Nea Cad. Rves,
William Wylie and others, and containing
l52 ACRES.
For better description of said land reference may be had
to plot OF same, now on file In my Office.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH.
(s5l WALTER B. METTs, C. F.r.D:
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THE STATE OF 8. CAROLINA.
YORK DISTRICT, q.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
THE STATE OF g.. CAROLINA,
YORK DISTRICT, -
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS. - .,

Cs. attachment. -
Burrows Blair & Co,5 IN %tt45g
WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs did, on the i4i day Of March,
1856, file their Declaration against the Defendants, who,
Is said absent from and without the limits State,
and have neither wife, attorney known within the same,
upon whom copy Of the said Declaration might be served
II therefore, odcred that the said Defendants do appear
and plead TO the said Decaraon before the fifteenth
day of March, which will be In the year Of Lord one
thousand eight hundred and slxyseven, otherwise dnal
and absolute Judgment win be given and awarded aglnst
Them. ]. r. WALLACE,C. O. G. p.
Clerks Office, York District, 8. G. =. -.
March % az lyu -
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HRIDDLE'S MILLS"

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
York District and the public generally thar the above we'll
known MILLS have been recently put In COMPLETE
REPAIR, and are now prepared to GRIND WHEAT and
CORN In superior manner. liberal share OF tbe pub.
Lie patronage solicited the subscriber is fully satisfied
1''' '''' GEORGE L. RIDDLE.
July o6 IA 3m*
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The State of South Carolina.
PROCLAMATION.

By His Ercccncy JAMES L. ORR, Gov and Connan-
der-in- Chief in and orer the said State:
Whereas, Information has been communicated TO this
Department that wful and malicious murder COM
mItted by John Palmer the body Of Mack freed
man, in the District of Union, on the day Of June
last, and that said Palmer has fled from Justice
Now the end that the said John Palmer may be ap
pretended and brought condgn punishment for the said
MURDER JAMES L. ORR Governor as aforesaid, do hereby
offer reward Of hundred dollars for the and
safe delivery Of said Palmer any Jaor In this State
one hundred and fifty dollars for his and delivery
any Jailor In the United States.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the State
the City of Columbia, the 10Th day of July, 1866,
H. 81 and in the ninety first year Of the Independence OF
the United States Of America.
JAMES L. ORR, Governor.
W. R. HUNT, Secretary of State.
July 26 Ia
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Congressional.

C00&r6SS1Oual.
WASHINGTON, July 23-House to day
concurred in the Senate amendments to the
resolution admitting Tennessee. 1t is prob
able the President will sign the joint reso.
luton, as it provides for the admission of
Tennessee Representatives, but will protest
against sending it TO him, because he bas
nothing to do with the admission of men,
bers of Congress; and he will further pro-
test it as the preamble does not state the
truth, inasmuch as it asserts that the Ten.
nessee Legislature has adopted the proposed
amendment to the Constitution, when in
fact it has not been adopted by quorum
of both branches Of the Legislature.
Schenck offered resolution calling on
the President to know if application has
been made for the pardon of Maj. General
Pickett, and ifsteps have been taken for bis
trial on the charge of executing Union SOL
diers, which was passed.
Spalding offered resolution, which was
agreed 10, requesting the President to cause
prosecution in United States Courts against
Feniap prisoners to be discontinued, if not
incompatible with public interest.
There is barely quorum of members of
the House here, and the Speaker declines
granting any more leaves of absence.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination
Of Henry Stansbury as Attorney General
of the United States; also, John A. Cline
to be Collector of Customs at Vicksburg,
Mississippi; also, Andrew Mcdowell to be
Assistant Treasurer at Charleston.
The Progress of the Cholera.
New YORK, July % The cases of ohol.
era reported for twenty.four hours, ending
last evening, show the disease to be on the
increase.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YORK, July 23.-There were 1130
deaths in this city last week. Yesterday
there were fourteen deaths from cholera in
this city, aud five new cases in Brooklyn.
Epidemic increasing on Governors Island.
Two deaths and more than usual number of
cases yesterday. Of the "a cases all are
between the ages of 16 and 20 Disease
severe on Hart's Island, average from 20 to
80 cases daily, with proportion Of from ten
to fifteen per cent, deaths. Hospitals have
been established in the infected district in
Brooklyn, which is near Hamilton Avenue
Ferry.
The Cholera in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-There were
740 deaths in this city last week, ten of
which we're from cholera.
New York Politics.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The Seward, Ray.
mond Republicans have issued call for
State Convention to nominate delegates to
to the Philadelphia Convention.
The Democratic State Committee have as
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LATEST NEWS.
From Nashville.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Nashville dis.
patches from high authority state that there
was no quorum present when the Constitu-
tional amendment was ratified, aud that the
Presiding officer Of the House peremptorily
refuses to certify that such a resolution was
passed by the Legislature, there being no
quorum present.
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NEW York Politics.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Seward, Ray.
mond Republicans have issued call for
State Convention to nominate delegates to
to the Philadelphia Convention.
The Democratic State Committee have as
vet made no movement.
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1000 BUSHELS WHITE BAL
lUUO TIMoRE CORN, for sale at sl.a5 per
Bushel, Specie. by FLOYD, DOB5ON GO.
Inlt i
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COUNTRY BACON.-2,OOO LBS.
" Country Cured BACON For sale by
FLOYD, DOBSON& & CO.
July 5 IL
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NOTICES TO DEBTORS.

FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PER-
! sons indebted to the estate Of WILLIAM RAINEY,
deceased are hereby notified for the last tme that they
must make immediate payment. All demands that are not
paid previous to Return Day, will be placed In suit
w. j. RAINEY, hdmr.
. July 26 ID 81
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NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
! DEBTED to the undersigned on account of BLACK
SMITHING are hereby notified that the demands have
been placed In the hands Of JOHN G. ENLOE, Esq, for
Collection Those Indebted who desire to SAVE COST,
must make immediate settlement. R. P SMITH.
July l9 l3 81
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MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY Il!

THE great scarcity Of money In the South, rende K
necessary for the people make their purchases wherever
they can buy to advantage. great chance money
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July S
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Signs Ofthe Times.

The New York Herald has been sent
whirling ''around the circle" by the over
whelming result of the Maine election. The
Herald predicted that johnson and the Dem
ocrats were going to sweep everything be-
fore them. But the ballot-box told a very
different tale, and the Herald turns from its
support of the President to the popular side,
and tells Nj. johnson that the contest be-
tween him and Congress is virtually decided
by Maine, and that he had better cut loose
from his 'tsuper-serviceable friends and CO.
operate with the people. The Herald always
tries to be on the winning side. See the ar
ticle we print On the first page entitled
another effect of the Maine Election.
Another indication of the "good time
coming" is the fact that the New York
Times, the head Conservative organ, repudi-
ates the late New York State Convention
which was expected to nominate a hyloid
ticket, with Gen. Dix at its head, but which
was run SO palpably IN the interest of the
Democrats, that even the Times had its eyes
That paper says it would rather
trust the Union party than any other in the
Nation.
sThings are working"