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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

DISASTER OF THE WAR. Columbia,
South Carolina, had one hundred and
twenty-five squares, ana Of these eighty
four we're destroyed. No effort has been
made to rebuild the structures that have
been consumed, and present Indications
are that the town will long remain unal-
tcrably sacred to its ruins. Nearly all the
population have either died or gone away
business u sta~nant. and the few hundreds
Of people remainin-. there seem to have
been inmate, of the fablcd Sleepy Hollow
The handsome capital Of white marble is
very conspicuous and attractive in the
midst of the desolaton, and seems rs ii it
might have descended like an enchanted
palace from the clonl' seeking the sad
remains OF departed city.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

The following good Lii i from The New
Orleans Crescent:
=" We have received a long printed CIR
cular, signed by Horace White, represent
ing the Chicago in6aac, and Mr.. Hal
stead. OF the Cincinnati Commercial ask
ing our aid in procuring repeal of the
duty on printing paper. So that the press
may get their white paper cheaper than y,
present. We shall very cordially give our
help. If some practical plan bc prosented-
but when Mcssrs. White and llalsiead suc-
gest, as they do. that We get our Senator,
and Representatives in Congress interested
in the repeal Of the duty, we beg TO reply
that it is absolutely necessary that We hare
Senators and Representatives in Congress.
before the suggestion has any practical
value"
Ii is good joke: two Republican cd
itors suggesting that the influence of
Southern members of Congress be obtained
in favor of certain measures, when those
members are not allowed To take their
seats
\ fop Is like cinnamon tree Tho lafl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
IL. IS. Ti,nC Tables.
Pittsburgh at. Wayne L. Chicago
RAILWAY

On aud after Nov. 10. 1865, Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sabbtths excepted. as follows:-
Train leaving Chicago at $50 T, VI leaves daily
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
a CN2D -. Il. REEVE.
arrOEsET ~ s.aIs. AFD
~ ar Claim \ g. Plym outh. In d..

Having c)nciu lei t. resnae thc practice Of
thc ilv herr. MI
Practice 10 Fulton. ~ttrk. I.aPprte aat k"trins-
ko, - we'll ~ 'rsltil. Fonu'ies. Collections
promptly aal eli icientlv a'ienieI -. Careful
attention given 70 Probltc hasip"ss Insurance
elected Oh Lives snl Property ia The best eonipA
nie< in the United Statcs.
SPScfN ATTENTION pail 10 the prosecution of
Claims Of Soldier. their Willows and heirs for
bounty, arrears Of pav,pensors and other claims.
Esras TO Farwcll Field & Co., Chicago.
shaw Barbour 4 ca. Cincinra,i.
Euck'v Sheldon Co, y. Y.
G.sT Bennett i Co., Pttsbury.
ltnf6tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
S L VEY' proprietor.
rcrn subscription n2, 90 "a
ar iss Advance.
Tern

Pawn. mt, must be made invariably IN advance
,pd the paper discontinued at the expiratio? Of
,he time paid for, unless renewed. These terms
uiu be strictly adhered TO.
Subscribers who get their papers by the carrier
Ill DC charged 23 cents year extra.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

LEGli advertisements 81 per square ior cat"
in.ertion. charged To parties publishing theln'
t'ouuUSIc ,TIOxs to promotc private iHtetes'
must be pld for ~ the regular advertised rates
MARRIAGES and DEATHS IRE published Il he"s'
AnvEgr1sruExrs. unless the number OF InS"r
,,ons desired i specified. vii be continued III
~ l.rsd out aud charged stt regular rates.
I.oeu notice. 20 cents for each lile.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

yUyuF MASON < HAMILTON CABINET
ORGANS. forty different -tylts, sdaptet. 10
,-ersh and secular music, tor - 20 Sth} crcH
FIFTY ONE GOLD or SiLYER NEDAi.9'
or other first pren..r,ns awarded them. liliAird
ed Catalogues free. Addtcss Ni>pN = It1lIF
Roston. or VI ,sov HtpTHrss, Sew ! ok.
ullnI-IN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
BUSINESS CARDS.
MEDICAL.


nR eraser the distinguished German Pay
sici,n will fill all appointments ntic BY DR.
l. larliaore tie respectfully announces T. the
public, that he will visit the E'wards House IN
-, ,nor;b Insi;ana once in five weeks. as follows:
December 2I-t january 23'h, March Isl \ ri
ih Nav 10Th, June lith, where ne nay be con
-t!,ed hv persons afflicted with diseases incident
- lais latitude Espccia. attention gwen 10 the
treatment OF Chronic cases No char.e Tor EN-
,,n;na,;nn vilni2-iuli
TAR. +. MAYNARD. offers his professional
services In al the depart ments OF he,.lcai
Seenre Saec:alitiea: Diseases OF me thest
aud of females. !,
See in Masonic Hall 'ii-i'-"
.NR.J. N.CONFEE bate SURGEON OF The
21th Indiana Infantry. offers iiis proic
III <er, ice- TO the eonle Of Harsi'ail touhty.
. lice anires lcucc west -lde oi Nicnis@n
A,r...s ,5re~ tJorN North Of the Edwards Hons.
clv.n ,uth Indian. WI =
E.S ROSS. VI. D.. iitvine permlnenfiy 10
c1teI in Plyml lsth. will attenito all branch
= u tie profession. The Eve AMI t.ir depa'f
m y. rcc,iv-. a heretofore cspecitl attention
= j - with Dr.. West an Mic'iigan street
Plymouth. Ini, OF. 26, III
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

\ for is like cinnamon tree The lark
Is worth more than he bod,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
TNE PLYMOUTH DENOCRiT.

ruBLlSIFD EVERY THURSDAY At
IOUTH, INDIANA,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
4 a.0oG Es:lr!csTac.

From the Washington Corresponicncc % i;,s
(.nc:nna!i Commercial
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

ExrRrss Mail Ex. Ex.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
Rates of Advertising:

the SQUARE the space OF ten lines or less ~
,,r-tvuc, one week, ! 90 and ~ cents for each
additional Insertion.
VI. 81 mo m . / m'' mo- l year.
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Eesal Notices.
NITEp STATES CIRCrIT COURT-oct. I5.

TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-oct. Is.
" CLIFFORD and POWELL, J. j.
Union Sugar Refinery in equity Francis o. Aatuiessen
This brought the Of patent on enePpsn'
fjr refining "a in o-n'rf gal machines
entered sustaining validity ofthe patent ana oeI
injunction to rsstairns the defendant ION
Of ihs invention and for account oil tue PRONE
made hy the d. ndaut .-.,.,o,,x,
Tbe i-feudan in th case ere FRANCIS MATTHIEssENt
WECHERS Sugar R@fnrrs, Of Jersey City.
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Drp GOODS.

CHARLOTTE G. SMITH
" HAS OPENED THE MOST
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF OLOAKS
IN AMERICA
No Ilss Broadway, third door below Twssy.eish,h..
PLANETS! BLANKETS! ,m,,.
- w r ITl. Agcr9s Rooms 9S OUR HEADQUARTERS
EXTRA hfAyX - md -. e.: O. an. lss
AArA EkfRG BARd%ks c4s$lMEREg ALrAcAssr smell,
On Muslin; and Planes e,o :sye from &C. to i'' yard 90
apo FOSTER re BR0THERs No "a o.ssrT.,. .nd
FOSTER BROTHERS, No. 1877 Eighth ave- neE Eish.eenth,,
CARPETS! CARPETSl!
y .Si Sy "a. w Tscy a., the The yS.
offered th. market and will be sold great 9,g,s
Nos as7 2se and I'll Thirty,snS.. cor Eighth..y..
TO HoUSEKEEPERa.
CARPETS
AND
OIL CLOTHS,
SMITH 6 LOUNSBERY.
No 4J6 BROADWAY.
NEAR 0RAND.sT. NETWORK. HAVE ON HAND LARGE
AND SELECT STOCK or
NEW FALL STYLES.
WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING At ImPoRuERS AND MAN
UFACTURERs PRICES.
CARPETS MADE UP AND LAID AT SHORT NOTICE
SATlNS AND BROCATELLES,
wORSTED REPS,
LACE CURTAINS,
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS.
TRIMMINGS, &C.. &C.
b. L. SOLOMON & SONS,
Nc. g3- broadway.
P,p,ray their NEW sToRE lnow eIo,ia %e.
th-r rns stoet Of New ssd elegant Goods sn January LAT
prices greatly below Market valse
Decorating done BY hes; worknsn.
DRESs TRIMMINGS.
~ NEW STYLES. -
Vsve,s Ribbons eubroido low prices. at ELDERS,
Nos 30 sni s82 Broadway Ninsteeash.t es. side
A DE PERCEVAL'S,
"A No. broadway opposite As,Sr pe. Inn.. wsrirobes
Chdfrps Closk Su firo COumes Sack Dresses Caps
Bauke B5i, Waists. Apf3ns corScts Spcnc-fs. &c, Se
Ladies Under Gamrnis Ladies hks lAdr snd Misses sets
brodsrsd sndsrh. Table Linen and Bed Clothes stamping
aud Stamped Good 4 every Lrd. - -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MEMS A SPECIALITY!
MiLLIKEN Co. No 7s Broadway deal exclusively LINEN
GOODS they onsf eon-s and varied a
everything Inc They do their inpSrns
udsrsd b. AOass In TIE trade livery article 'd
IL warranted Pure Linen.
A TTENTION-Ladies or gentlemen having any
~ CASTOFF CLOTHING CARPETS FURNITURE. JEW
ELRY a dispose o. obtain de nimos value IN cash for
thsm a. aus, have those s io es Wssrn garset' fles.s
between Trtnty hTsi aud TUeniJ seeond.t.
REMoVAL4 .,,,Dou ..,vvr,
AGENTS for WASHINGTON MILLS, BURLINGTON WOODEN
SARATOGA VICTORY MASUPACrURISG COM
PAST. MlLLQA BLANKET and
VIII REMOVE from Eos q and n PAIt-pscs to Nos Is and u
White at. MONDAY sept a.
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Ps.,snssx Station E.x-YorE Twsntvevsnhst and
Fourth Lutrmcs on twenty sevsntb-sE
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YOKA;
efNsv Hsven 20. tEx,J lL1OA m l2ls NIJ q"
(EI,l a.. 40 and G0e lKx,lpm =.
OIL Jas. 40 and O. 90 tEx)p
FoT Psir6sid Southport ss,part 100 tl9oA so 40
For NorwGk. 100 ao0 (EI1 a3oll1A m l2I. (ELJ AGO.
(E1,l 345 40, SO $40 (EL.l1 "a.
For DiIien 100. $50 lL3v 80, 80 sop
Greenwich 90 80. la0 2 ~. Jf3 49, 30 b
FOr Stamford. 100 Zoo EI go lJo ~ l2l3 Ell AIS
100 tEx.l ~, 40 so. ~ 200 (tI.l ~. -.
FoY CbesieT.and inermediats ksnona LV' NV NV m
ais as 40 SO. $50 100 m.
" CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield 600 q. III LVo tfIsoo
for Boston, Shore Line. 12l5 Gil dOp. -
FOR Hartford and Springfield 40 an tE1J IA' $40 HIJ
AGO .. m.
FOR Connecticu River Railroad 500 EI,D 7lSp teMon
For Hartford Provideace and FishiI Railroad 400 CEI4i
lal5p. m
70. I2.l5. 100. 500 m.
For Csna Railroad l2.5 m 70 Northampton
Jos housatonc Railroad. "a IN, > l. ~
Eor kAueaack Railroad. a0J q N. aOi D. m
For Dsnbury ana fslToAo . m, LNrz
JAMES II. HOYT. Suvt
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Ottan Cleaners.
OR CALIFORNIA via. PANAMA.

DOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Comnys steamer HENRY CAUN
CEY. viii sail SATURDAY, OsL 10 At II O'Clock. noOB
Freight received % ususl
FOR rates inquire At ree Compsny's Pier No u
North River foot OF Cepalst WELLS. FARGO CO..
she Freight Agents +. NJ. :. S. Co.
EOR NEW ORLEANS.-BLACK STAR LINE
The Steamship MONTGOMERY Captain Faiicloh, will leave
Pier No. 49, North River on SATURDAY October 90 For
accommodations apply
LOMDEN Agent cor Cednr aud West sta
DAVID McCOARD. Agent In NewOrlesn'.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Fall arrangement,
II October ls66 Leaves James alp y "a NJ Tor Green
svoset stations $50
N EIuresi Grrenpor 500 syos- and way ia
tons 30 D M Farnn stations and Saturday nishs
North lsip
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Foot Of BArcay..Ou and raer July IL Morning NAL iIain'
Intermediate stations VIII leave At 10 m
Maj Express Of Mlbnn a. 40 p H. Dover
NAP'~ ~ g. SCHOCH Auis,an, Superintendent.
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s.rrr1 nrra, Pls.' Atty. ''''''' : ssplil lasswl

CUPREAfE COURT, County of New York
- o. WILSON. Pisin'if a.inst JOHN REESE sud
EEOCK REESE surviving OF Reese, Miles Co.. Defend
ants.-summons money demand contract Com not
@vsd-To defcnd.r,si YOU hereby '''''.'':
ored Gud reoued the e5mpsu this Rev stamp;
action which will BE- Asd IA the Ons Of tbs ClrTk a 80 cts
the SUPREME Ccuf County Of NewYoTk The Cauered
Civ Han IN lie Of Ecwlok and 10 serve ........:
copy yon the aid complaint o. e sgo'cec hs
M 70 81 Pa tbs Cy Of within twenty days
anr the th yel sIauye el gay o. ,aeh
rvce rn2 f tie ssd compliant within the tue
sorstAd plaintiff h ton gA ase JIdsmtIl tslp.i yuH
Tor the and eight hundred md 'se1ty Ve
M with interest on the Of S2Bl -nl iIom yany ltIi
and interest Il 4tJl fe from Jsny ~ sl srd ne
49,, on III, Of p from Drcsubos u 80 ard Le-
Of sss6 1910 Rom Nogeter y sao % August -
f and With nofes. of SIS sscl ron Augusix'
gsi sse the o,,, ts =. s.. City, r. 1870
WN. &. TRAgHAOEN, Auy Or Paniif, So. y Pafhtow.
The corunt IN fled " tie on o The era OF
the CITY and nty &-xi TIE 29th day - fsp' 100
WM {. fRAPhAGEN, Any ior PIE &c. y FtIAFeN
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RoHEhr a. HASGEETI AactioBerT.
HAGGERTY AZ PHELPS, No. IL Pinc-st.

HAGGERTY AZ PHELPS, No. ! Pinc-st.
AGisTLsT QlAnTTkNASrsBs CYrrcE No. Is STArH-sT,
Nkw.NoEK CIlI Oct IS. 1854.
In uurusBes fr5mts War Department. viii sell
., public auc,lon a battery Basch Friday, the 18Th Inst
II q ~. quanty Of QUART LBMAsIERs STORES, consisting
81 ~ 9HGss Coh Gray Blankets ard 200 Blankets lcspured
LCJ Sand Bags. 2ooO Gn sska IN lots Of Loo ~ Dsepsca
800 bb Fire b. 1tinch Boiler flne. also
ortes Single Harness og-thsr with number Of hAnge
Sfo,s Tbes p,OprTy enumerated The at
tstau Terms q s.r devery
For farther psrticslsr- apply sIOKEkEEPEh 81 tie Bar
Ia A. or 10 tie lndrrtig ed.
By order Of Bsvu MsorGen sIIvlRr Vas yLlET Chief Quar-
r c MoRoAN BIZ rst AtaioI and 4. @ NJ
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THOMAS DUNLAP,

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New.
- Yo,t-TIIE SAINT NICHOLAS NATIONAL PASK or
REw.YORK plaintiff AIT WILLIAM EGERToN, defendant
EprybTdae puusnee Of the JudrmsD, 81 the above
titled Court entitled seton The tth day OF
July 1900 Referee appointed and by ssd Judgment for ths
pnrpo.s Srynq into eject leh judgment will eel n pnbo
suction Al ths EIelt. sasooU No III Broadway kswYOrh
Cit, ofSeptembsT 1906 At ~ oeooh through
JAMES MILLER Real Estate Aueorssr all those seventeen
certain 81 sod s,ss yns and being the
Twelfth Ward City NsviOrh and Known lots numbers
fs6ys forty siI fony-'ev,n forty eight forty Mint, any Gay
FIR four In block nuRbeT nine hundred and
fy an On Office Of Register 81 the City snd
Co1nty entitled Map Of property Of Henry NJ Bred
hurt 1889 made by Fueis Nicholson City Sur
said taken toseheT bounded and described
oovs BEGINNING 81 the formed BY the nsrston Of the
.ontbe ns hundred sne forty hh street with the sssrJ
Inc Of Brs.k Mech Hi kiEgbrdss Road ,see esstsrJ
the southry line Of One hundred ard foynh ,te. two
hundred hynse s, thence eussry and parallel 9TH Eighth
hundred feet inches 70 the north
.y hundred and fourth thence westerly
noery line Of One hundred and forty fourth street
HUNDRED feet TO the Beak Meek Hin knysbdrs
Road nohsfy the say line q said road 10 he
point beginning Tosethes with al the estate right title
VIM = Egrion in half Of the streets and the
Br.si Hal Knsdgs Road Of and adjoining sad
Of rsid and IoadDAed August 100
JOHN b. HAskIN. Referee.
Au2qfsv 3w WAS. r. ". HAWKE. Pt's. Att.
The sbov. hereby osnsd October l. 1885, At the zane
""' 'N JOHN b HAsKiS. Referee.
Ell HAWKE. PIT. Atty.
Tie sboye hereby adjourned October @ 1866 q, the
'0u' ana ''''' O''''' jous D uasKrv, a,ss..
Z q RAyEa RH. Is.
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,1rotessional Notiees

A NESTHETIC.-We are prepared TO furnish nee,
,cu,I, of our wonderful improved laughing Gas
extracting teeth The lOshsoms practice 81 9'Shs ns
from rubber bag which the expressed carbon nom s un
over and causing ugly dreams and
.stion Of M, brain 10 abolished Come aud bLAnNbI
HiBBARC Dsutists 100 We Twsntysecond near SiInevs
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CUPREME COURT-Cty and County Of New.
> Yots-IAMEs CHASE az. CoREELIysG NOBLE 10 .h'
Defend u'. Yll hereby sulmofd snd ..'''
rq1r,d susweg the complaint 10 ne 80 eent Rey ap
which will BE- hlrd TO- TIE Che o. tie cahtri'd
4 he and County o. Sea-1 lIE. a.
e ~ IIsH City Ard cory Of your answer e. 'ad
eoups on the ,utscnbeFs hcls Ofs No a Wal sTreL
cry within tweaiy day alter the service q -, sun
4 the DAY OF fuillIonsi uc II yo h
within ne tinss-Tead s pantih 10
this action Judgment sgnst M Tho o. four handd
.td sirynun lb interest the I'd Day al AplL
onr to1Ad gh handf and hy besides Ire -oss Of tt
sefioI.-Daied New Yort, Aug. y lttJ
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Trains leave foot OF
~ Conrsndt-st for PHILADELPHIA and 10 u
End M BALTIMORE and WARRINGTON At and 10 n
D M, al Ia midnight
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GoIi6an GOODS.

4 AIDES AID GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING and
IL WRITING CASES Portfolios; Pocket Book. S "a
ankrgs Caves exhibition and io sale low once OF Tue
manufacturers wM T. FRY Co. Nos 14 aud 10 MI.m.e
w T. FRY & Co., Manufacturers OF the well
known FRYS PATENT PoShETp FLA nm
Le Mandatory No. i34 and 10 Wlhsn,st, " j.
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Sales bp Aueiion.

A. ". MEHvis. huctioneer.
RY BANGS. MERWIN & CO, Broadway cor 4th-
ID ses n Books Worss of Arr Fncy o0ds FDruiiess &c
THURSDAY snd FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Oct rs and 10. a. o'clock, .- -.
choice collection Of hue OLD ard MODERN kNORAN
NGs Ehnss Dfs~usi Studies Luhosraphs tine Chfeuo. &c
nead eEquo Works Of Art and that scarce
r--l- md OBJ. n-cLlrr nIhlnllon.
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EMERSON, 0o6DRiCH KyQwLI9N,

SUPREME COURT.-ln The matter OF Tie aPphea.
- Of tie Mayor Aldermen and ConmonAy % ne ty 81
New Yor rs,e the opening u Seventy third tf, rom the
Third Fourth In the tJtyo hcw infh,
the uHd-gnsd COmmss.oE Of Estimate and As'ts'nf
entitled hsrby notice - '' owner
srs o-rurn Of al h and lots md improved 81
improved thereby and ell oheIs whom tnsy
FiHsr have completed estimate md tsse'sm'u' md
these procsedngs ~ tie lnh-
and be opposed 10 the r-snt
their writing duly verified TO Charles Peabody
orr Chsfmsn tie Office Of tire Commissioner. No Va NaHAu
Gloon No this city before the Seventh day Of
Nsvembe AID he sGid Comms,ioneTs VIII bear
tics ding within the ten week neat rcr he sad seventh
day Tor that rpose viii hs N attendance
Office each Of the ad day, ~ eleven eloeh q m
That the Abe, Of the sod esimss and to
with ap and also the ahd4vs smts arc on doc
uurnts weh were g'sd by s a. ans Our epo sA,s o.r ds
the ComnssioneT Once N the ny q rev OH
theT, remain un tie Snst.enih day Of NOVEMBER lHo
thu limit smtTa ed by the ssseuft hofeshd are
Al those parcels Of land ys and beng
the City Of NrwYorf between dson
extending either side al sad
half distance the next ftfTe thereto and
FOURTH will 10 presented 10 TIE
Court Of the of fok GENERAL Tenn hertf p BE-
held th. CITY Hal City a kewfork theTSst second
the opening II the Coar That day aud
thar and tT. thereafter co1Iss be heard
thereon be that tue said b. eonhTned
Dated Nsw-York, OetobeT4 1868
s, 4; FEA B obbffiipwly |csmm.on.r
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IGOR SALE By AUCTION Nov. ], at IL, at Com
,rcial EIfhsnse No. 369 Fdion.. BTookynA handsome
ihfs. story and basement HOUSE No a. Neson WlAmshagh
wax from Hoossvest feny. Inquire al NO y South
l-sf
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me0iral.

GCuu RFRGy GERMAN OINTMENT.-War-
~ .n,.d certain cure whos slightest danger for piles old
onnss sohs ALT rheuin al and ssn diseases ke so sale
At No. % Bswsry and by ell the principal druss1's'
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IHRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot OF
7 M Usy Rrpress Rochester Buffalo. Salamanca bontt
and all points West aad South.
eco a m Way Train. daily to 0isvl.s -
lOa N F1prrss N all. Buffalo Salamanca and West
Way Train. for Middlrtovn
m Xsyf for % Jervis. New burgh. NErWtct
$50 m Nisht kxuiess, Bufhlo Salamanca and Duntirt
N Lightning Fxpe daily Buaaio. SALAMANCA Duntrk
and ell points Wes South
p. M Emisrsnt Trsiu. daily. for the Weh
Giect eotien Win Al Souusn ana
WeueIu Inca HUGH hDDbh' Oeh sup
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prlnfing.

(yHAs. c. SHELLEY, No. SO Bsrclsy-st,
sry AN LOB PRINTER-cards Circulars, Bbssds, fesssrs
C.,.io.a.s Le. st the loves, cash rstss
CYIiNDER PREsswoRK done fer the trade
MN EyERDELIS SONS. No. l0< Fulton-st-
w STEAM JOB PAINTERS .saa LABEL sAsUFAcTuh-
KR9
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CHARLOTTE G. SMITH
" HAS OPENED THE MOST
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF OLOAKS
IN AMERICA.
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NETWORK and NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.
1855. SUMMER ARRLN0EAENE lss&
COMMENCING July g. 1865

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his position, only our neighbor here
was more loose and venermous like
than his cotemporary, who, in a COM
parison of records, has the decided adj
vantage of him. The Barnstable man
did not forget what was due to himself.
nor his readers, and therefore did not
characterize the Vice President ms ga
bOastful, low-bred, time serving bragg
gart;" or ga brutal and tyrannical
pimp ofpower," He only spoke of him
as disgrace" and said that he should
be Ousted "forcibly," if he had not the
grace to resign. Now, If the National
Republican is so wroth that the
Massachusetts editor should have
used these mild words, and af-
forwards received an appointment
from the President, we fear that
his rage will know no bounds, when he
discovers what the editor of the rebel
organ here said, and also that he after
wards was appointed Postmaster. He
will begin to think the Presidents mis-
takes are SO fragrant that the least said
about them the better. And, after all,
he must admit that they are in har-
mony with the general policy of Mr..
johnson in regard to rebels and rebel
sympathizers the country over. There
is no use of making a distinction where
there exists no actual difference. If
you have a rebel policy why not have
appointees in sympathy with that
policy, to carry it out. Unless it can be
shown that the Presidents speeches at
New York, Cleveland, and st. Louis,
were accidental, we do not see that 1t
would mend matters particle to prove
that he was imposed upon in his APP
pointments of the two editors in ques-
ton.
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