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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE COMPREHENSIVE IN OoMMEYDrN
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forward and settle the sane without further
MEs: W WIBST y T MAoTERHAE'
m, nm NM Louisiana Sash Factory
ol, SO5, 3O5 and 397 Gravier street New Orleans
NETT Notary Public the undersigned have entered INTO
Tor the purpose of carrying the Louisiana
Seam SASH Blind and Door Factory at the old stand All
~ s ED o Grayier street. under the name and title Of
hobEhAs 60 where always he found on hand A. mi,
assortmens o. sash Blinds. Doors, Moudings Newes
ROBERT ROBERTS,
s. ,.,n. v Nae E $EB5E y B HA5EHsHAS
ME FIRM OF j. III. ASHBRIDGE a
SEphEW hagng been dissolved, by limitation on the
Office, 1 uinsss az my iorme
No. l5s COMMON STREET,
IN connection with the house Of J. H AsUBRIDGE 70
London and Liverpool, who will continue to deyoe tbeir
attention to the ~ "e'''e 'heif
SALE OF AMERICAN SECURITIES,
and the purchase of every description of
MERCHANDISE suitable TOR this market
Mr.. GEORGE G. LAWRAsoN holds nv tul, no,s- \,
attorney N' o2 Il ny I IIn PqWsl OF
New Orleans II ~ 49, AeiionADuIA
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HoLME Els d. BROS INSURANCE OFFICE,
NO 81 CAMP STREET, CUP sTAIRs)
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF YORK,
CASH ASSETS OVER 81, 100000 90.
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
BOSTON,
CASH ASSETS OVER 5000 900 90
FIRE, MARINE and INLAND RISKS taken in the abovs
companies. and CASH DISCOUNT MADE IN LIEU on
sGRir OF MUTUAL COMPANIES.
MN Ia1 R1ShS taken in above Companies
fiEE POLICIES on BRICK STORES and DWELLINGS,
saving to the insured ' " . 'i'A
We have facilities for eHecting INSURANCE on HuIIs
OF sea-going and River Vessels and Steamboats,.
We are also General Southern Agents for the
Travellers Insurance Co., Providence r. T.
CASH ASSETS OVER 100000 90.
This Company Insures against all PERSONAL, Accr
DENTS, whether TRAVELLING or at HOME CAUSING mss
OF LIFE or PERSONAL INJURY, oN
me general business of said Company the Southern
states will be transacted at this Southern Branch Office
All Losses Adjusted and Paid in New Orleans
A. P1CoLET, Cashier. -
HOLMES d BRO Arentz
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TWO BoYS IMPLICATED IN A SERIES OF GIGANTIC
FoRGERIEs-THEY OBTAIN s3000 BUT ARE
CAUGHT IN THE THIRD ATTEMPT-TWo OTHERS
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
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PRICES COMING DOWN.

We have good news for consumers. Pr-
COS Of produce OF almost every variety arc
tumbling down at ratio that is cheering.
In New York, beef cattle sell at about what
they cost in kentucky, and hogs bring less
thon what they were bought for short
time ago in Chicago or Cincinnati.
Mess pork, which two weeks ago sold as
high az $685. is down 10 $2i Is lard has
fallen from 22o to lac for prime; flour
wheat, corn, rye, oats, &C., have been fall
ing steadily though still comparatively high
Dry goods are also declining, as aro also
groceries; aud finally, fancy railroad stocks,
which were going up rapidly a few days
ago, are tumbling.
This news from New York has its effect
of course, throughout the West, and tho
great levelns process is'ovorywhcre expo
rionced.
In commenting upon this heavy and wei.
cpmc decline, the Cincinnati Gazette terse-
ly says:
And now let consumers 500 that they get
advantages of tho decline. Lot them bear
in mind when they go TO their butcher
their baker, or their grocer that there has
been large and pretty general decline in
prices recently; that hogs havefallon thirty
three per cent, beet in proportion, and that
flour is full dollar a barrel loss than il was
week ago
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AVtAl ~ =
Tho present Democratic strength in Con.
gress is Al, not including Mr.. Raymond
(whoso successor has been elected by q
Democratic vote). E'timIting from Il e
States which have voted, and the present
delegations OF tho remaining States, the
CJPporhea1 str eug.h will be the same. AT
most, it will not have gained beyond Al,
while the Radical majority will bo about
100.
A Radical glin of four Senators must also
DO taken into account. Two of them have
lately been chosen, namely: Tho Hon. A
G.. Cattell of New Jersey, and the Hon. Ii.
w. Corbott, of Oregon. The now Legisla
ture OF Pennsylvania haI to eleot Radical
Senator in place of the Hon. Edgar Cowan,
Democrat, and that of New Jesey to make
tho same amends by supplying the vacancy
caused by the death of the Hon. William
Wright. To these must be added the Hon.
Cornelius Cole, of California, in place OF
Senator James A. McDougal. Should Col
orado bo admitted, two more Radical Sena-
tors will DO gained. We have, lost Sen.
ator in Maryland so this leaves our gain
but four
To recapimhto, the Senate stands at pres.
ent 3S Radicals, and Id Democrats. Ii will
hereafter have AZ Radicals against IL Dem
ocrats, even should the Maryland Legisla-
turo elect Governor Swami to succeed Soma
tor Cresswell. The present House stands
lao Radicals against Al Democrats. AS
reconstructed, the House will have lao
Radicals to Al Democrats. At most, the
proportion of Democrats and Republicans
will be about the same As will be seen,
the gain of the late elections is substantially
in tho Senate.-N. Y. Tribune.
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The Next Congress.

Sixty-threo Congressman were chosen in
October to-wit: Pennsylvania, "a; Ohio
10; Indiana, IL Iowa, 6; and West Vir-
giuia, 3-oG which number 81 are Radicals,
AZ followsi Pennsylvania, l8; Ohio, l6 !;
Indiana, II and West Virginia, g. In
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, il is quito
possible that tho Radicals will further gain
two or three seats in all the successful con-
tcsts OF fraudulent elections. Archibald, OF
the Twelfth District Of Pennsylvania; Della.
no OF tho Thirteenth District OF Ohio Gen.
eral Grover in Fourth District Of Indiana,
protest aganst their unfair defeat, aud will
appeal to fair Congress. There is, there.
fore, chance that the number OF sterling
representatives from the States named will
be increased to So or 90.
Maine anil Vermont voted in September,
elocting Radical delegations to Oongross by
large mojorities. Their joint strength of
eight Representatives increases the Radical
number of Congressman .eloot, as above OK
planned, TO Ii(ty.nne Vermont having com
plcted hor good work on Tuesday by the
election of Republican Congressman in
the Hon. Porius Blxter's district.
The twelve States which voted on Tues.
day elected ninety.ono members of Congress,
OF which number sixty-six are, no doubt,
Radical. Thus, in the nineteen States which
have voted since tho lst of September,
only two of which havo gouo Democratic,
we count the complexion of the next Con
gress, in nineteen Saios, with the prescu
status of tho remaining
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sheltered than mon, aud their food is gen.
orally better 10 quality and more varied 10
kind, 80 that they suffer lces from disoasc0
OF the digestive organs. They are not so
much crowded together in tents and quar-
lcrs, aud are therefore less subject 70 cou-
taglous aud epidemic maladies They have
superior advantages in regard 10 personal
cleanliness. As prisoners Of war, too, they
were generally treated moro lenieutly, a.d
30 furnished fcwer namoa TO tho mortality
lists Of Audersonville, Salisbury, and other
similar deus OF death. Another favOring
circumstlnce, and by no means the least
potential was the superior morale, the
hopefulnoss aud elasticity Of spirit which is
given to man by investing him with q
commission and its accompanying author
ity, responsibility, and chances Of advance.
mont
at is worthy Of note that In tho colored
troops the disprOportion between commits
stoned officers and enlisted men under those
heads is still moro remarkable. In killed
or died OF wounds, the officers lost one in
about forty.two, while tho men lost but
about ono IN sixty-six. But under the head
of deaths by disease tho officers show loss
Of only one in sevonty-soven, while that of
the men rise to the enormous proportion
Of nearly one in seven, which is by far the
highest mortality IRON this cause exhibited
in the records Of tho army The general
proportion of deaths from disease among
Ohio troops Is less than one In seventeen"
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THE GREAT POPULAR VERDICT.

In tho election which took place Tues.
day, November G, the Republicans carried
ton States, tho Democracy twosDelowarc
and Maryland. According to the latest
footings tho aggregate Republican MAORI.
ties aro 2lI,0O0, Democratic mojcritos
5000, Net Republican mnjortics 235,.
900. Add to this 10000 net maiorities in
other States which hold elections this year,
and wo havo total not minority, on the
popular vote, of 405 ,00o
This is tho verdict of tho people, from
which there is no appeal. This ia thcir an
swer to fiithless and corrupt Executive,
who would barter away our liberties to
satisfy the craven promptings Of a despioa
BILE personal ambition Never was response
moro emphatic-more crushing. Mover
was rebuko more fitting moro deserved.
A cotemporary well says;
Under the weight of this verdict, with
his hands tied, trusted by no one respected
only so far as respect is due to the Office.
not capable of giving strength TO any pub
lie measure; without hold upon and inca
pable of gaining tho respect or confidence
OF the people, MIR. johnson must worry
through his term of Office and sink below
tho level of John Tyler or james Buchanan
"a depth in which ho will havo Just cause
to pray that ho may 10 Forgotten by his
untrymen.
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IN Albany COUNTY.
valae or Inaastrial In,sre.t..

Tho 'ollowias asuess Approxim itoly
illustrate tho relative value teslimated in
speeie) OF tho various industrial interests
OF the United States, as ascertainsd by re-
cent inquiry at tho Bureau Of Stttislios,
Treasury Department;
Agricultural aud forest products, 81, 700,
600, COO.
Manufactures, $3.50, 100000.
Minoral products. $4,000 900.
Fisheries, Sl3O00,O00
Profits from foreign commerce imports
and eNpor,sl. Sl90,000.0O0.
Earnings from domestic commerce looast.
wise, inland aud looaD, 81, SOC, 900 .0Oe.
Average yearly increase in value Of DO,
main (rOads, canals, dwellings, &c,l ~, 400,
600 900.
Total 56,sS50oO, 600.
Yearly consumption, 500. 900. .000. 900.
Sasings On net increase Of wealth. SI7s,
100000.
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The Ohio Stnta Enir.

The receipts of the oAio State Fair, at
Dayton, in 1866, were about $4,000, more
than for any previous year. This was
largely due to Dayton being the groat cen
ter of one of the richest farming soetions of
the globO, which is densoly populated with
thoso who could afford to visit tho fair.
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR
Frank RToore's New Work,
" WOMEN OF THE WAR;"

A GENTS win aud this book Of RIAL MERIT and
IN intrinsic value-suBJsor NRw--mrEEsELY tNTER.
EsTNa and EXCITING. No work ever attracted nd en-.
gagged the public mind like this EVery body wants Il,
aud thoe sands will purchase soon oPportu.
nifty Is afforded them. Read what Agents say oft.
One experienced Agent writes II Is the easiest aud
pleasaateSt book he oanvassed for aud the
people are delighted with II, the Ladies' especially,
Another says; Women Of the War" Is the book
Of the season, ...
Another: l3I oRpERaiN FouR DAYS
One reports II orders the hrtt day OF oanvAssing,
Intelligent active MALEs FEMALES will fud the
sale OF THts work pleasant and LucRkTlvE employ,
ment TINS nPOK HAs M CoarEriroW-Ir ooNEs FREsn
AKA NEW 70 ritE rsoPLE. THE TERRlToRY u CLgAR.
Agents unserktand the NpvANTAGHs in this REGARD.
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Address NNTIoNN Al PUBLISHING CO.,
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THE war in Paraguay seems tn be ended
The Brazilian, Buenos Ayrcan, UruguyaA
allies, at all events, have received terrible
defeat in their attack upon the PaUguoyan
stronghold of 0urapaity, aud it is believed
that they can hardly renew their strength
sufficiently to contiauo the contest,
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THAN IISGIvING.
PROCLAMATION by GOV, cox.

Tho year which Is nearing lis close has been
filled with blessings from the hand Of God. Free
dom, peace, prosperity aud health have been given
us, and threatened ills have been turned away, or
have only been suffered To touch w so lightly us TO
quicken our sense of the happiness Of our lot as n
people. Therefore, in accordance with the good
custom Of our fathers, do appoint THURSDAY,
tho twenty ninth day Of November inst, as the
annual day Of thanksgiving and praise to God our
Heavenly Father, for all the manifold mercius and
abundant goodness with which lie has crowned
the year, aud recommend that usual business be
laid aside upon that day, aud that Il be kept
throughout the State with grateful worship as
holy feast.
In testimony whereof have horchnto set my
hand aud hxnd tho great seal Of the State of Ohio,
this 9th day OF November, in tho year or our Lord,
ono thousand eight.hundrcd aud sixty md of
the independence Of the United States Of America
the ninety first.
]. d. cox, Governor of Ohio.
WIN. HENRY SMITH, Secretary of State.
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HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Critical Notices Of The Press.


1t is the foremost Magazine of the day. The
6reside never had more delightful companion,
nor the million more enterprising friend, than
Harper's Magazine.-I Meth. Protestant (IIalt.).
The most popular Monthly in the rld.-INew
York Observer.
We must refer in terms of culogy to the high
tone and varied exeeenccs of lIARPER's MAGk-
zINE-a journal with monthly circulation of
about 10000 copics-in whose pages are to be
found some of the choicest light and general read
ing of the day. We speak of this work as an evil
dence Of the culture of the American People; and
the popularity it has acquired is nlerted. Each
number contains fully "A pages of reading mat
ter, appropriately illustrated with good wood -cuts
and it combines in itsefthe racy monthly and tho
more philosophical quarterly, blended with the
best features Of the daily journal. IL has great
power in the dissemination of love of pure liter
re.-[TrubAer's Guide to American Literature,
London. r.as H.
The volumes bound constitute of themselves a
library of miscellaneous reading such as can not
be found in the same compass in any other publi-
cation that has come under our notice. Boston
Courier.
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THE GREAT GIFT CONCERT

TAKES place at Sidney, Ohio, on TUESDAY
l. EVENING, November 27, 1906, for the bene-
ht of the Soldiers Monument, to be erected in
memory OF our brave defenierc. Every ticket
will draw prize. There are no blanks. The
eluded in the list arc Residences Business Houses,
Pianos, Melodeons, Horses and Bugges, Sewing
Machines, Greenbacks, Dress Patterns, Jewelryl
Tickets, only 81 each, for sale bv
20 MoMAHAN 4 L0PER.
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THE yOTE ron JJJDGE.

After three weeks of effort, We have
finally succeeded in obtaining the vote for
judge in this judicial Subdivision at the
late State election. We arc not aware that
it has been published before. The returns
should have becn mado TO the clerk of this
county, but two of tho countiea. Defiance
and Paulding havo not done so. TIC cor.
rect vote, however, is as follows:
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RePoErs from all portions of Iowa indi-
cate that settlers are tiocking there faster
than ever before. and that while houses are
very scarce fnthe towns, the lands are being
rapidly taken up aud settled upon In 1860
the population Of Iowa was 6fl,9ls. bus ii
is now estimated at more than 100000.
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THE effect Of the recent Union Victories
has been wonderful upon tho Chicago
Times. That paper has mado an unpar,l-
hled political somersault. 1t abandcns
Johnson, aud pronounces strongly in favor
of negro suffrage.
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ESTRAl.-raken up on the 10th day Of No.
II vemoer, 1868, as stray, in Bloom Township,
Wood Co., Ohio, by the subscriber, who there
resiees, dark brindle Cow. with white spot ON
ramp, and some white on her belly, supposed to
DO about 10 years old, .nodi0m size. No marks OF
bsands perceivable. ISAAC FRANKS,
November IL, 1865. 39ds
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In
ON the
lin the tn
mills
Ofeciym u q ~ n from
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67br
IN nehdhp empe
collecting which will
to
County ybOrs
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ADvICEs from Mexico via New Orleans
say Juarez is at chihuahua with his minis-
terra. Both he and the Imperial party are
out Of funds. All Northern Mexico is in
his hands. Sherman aud Campbell have
left New York for Mexico to hurry Max
out of the country.
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.rTNHR BUCKEYE GRAIN-DRiLL and GRASS
Il SEED SOWRR will SOW all kinds Of Grain
and Grass -soeGs in any desired quantities, with
out change Of bottom or gearing. II never bunch
Drill aud Seed sowcr IN use. Sold al manufactu-
rers' prices, al CROOK & FREkkAN'S,
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no Whom "a Mny Comcern.

UNHlS is tn notify the public that my wife, Sarah
4 Richards, left my bed aud beard on the l7lh
OF September lsat without just provoealion, and l
wall pay no debts that she may cehtraet in my
name, GEORGE RICHARDS
November Is, 1893. 2ss
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PRIvATE lettors from Illinois mention that
The population Of that State is fast iuereas.
ing BY The arrival Of emigrants from the
Ailapsio States, particularly from New
Eegland-
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GovERNoR SWAMI will probably immed-
ately call an extra session Of the Maryland
Legislature, 10 devise some means of get
ting rid Of Judge Bond who has been
guilty OF the shameful offcuse of refusing
to prostitute his Office to subserve reb,
designs.
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JOHN MoRRIssEY.

Ii may be of some little interest to our
Democratic friends to know something of
tho record of one of their members elect to
Congress from the State Of New York. In
addition 10 his record as prize fighter and
gambler, JouN MoRRIssEY has done the
State Of Now York some service in her
penitentiarios. Ho hgurea in the criminal
courts of that State as follows;
~ RENSSELAER, COUNTY.
Twice indicted for ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Once convicted and sentenced to JAIL EoR
SIXTY nays.
Twice indicted for BURGLARY. Once
convicted aud sentenced to JAZZ ToR SIXTY
DAVs,
Once indicted for ASSAULT wIru INTENT To
KILL.
IN ALBANY COUNTY.
Three times indicted, convicted aad son,
tcncod Tor ASSAULT AND BArTgRY, serving a
total term of NINE MONTHS ia tho Albany
Pcnitcutary.
IN NHH YORK CRY.
Thrco times indicted for ASSAULT wIrn
INTENT tn Kill,
Notwithstanding all this, and notwlth
standing tho fact that he is at this time the
proprietor and engineer OF gambling hells
in New York aud elsewhere, he is mem
bor elect Of tue Forlicth Congress Of the
United States, Comment is supernuous.
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PROSPECTUS
ARTISAN
volume 4, New Series, 1867.

TTNHE Americaa ArfisaR, now commencing the
Il Fourth Volume New Seriesl of its pnbcR-
ton, is a weekly Journal devoted to fostering the
interests of Artisans and Manufacturers, epcour-
aging the genius Of Inventors, and prutec citing the
rights Of Patentees. II is published every We'd
nesday, at No. 189 Broadway, New York, by
BRowN, CooMBs 4 Co., Solicitors Of American and
Foreign Patents.
The Proprietors Of the Aasriean Artisan respect
fully announce that it is their aim 10 make that
journal more instructive and interesting tlroD any
other similar periodical in the United States OF
Europe. The ARacrieGa Artisaa contains numerous
Original Rngrayngs and descriptions Of New Ma
ohnery. Histories OF Inventions and Discoveries
Instructions In Arts and Trades Reliable Recipes
for Use in the Field, tbs WORKSHOP aRd the lease-
hold; Practical Rules for Mechanics and Advice
90 Farmers Illustrated Details It Mechanical
Movements /" The OFFICIAL List Of Claims " Of
ali Patents issued weekly from the United States
Patent Office. This list is prepared expressly for
the American Astison, aud appears SEVERAL DAYS
IN ADV ANoE Of lis publication IN any other journal.
Descriptions Of remarkable inventions recently
patented, at home OF abroad, will be published
weekly the whole forming an Encyclopedias Of
General Information ON topics connected with the
Industrial Arts, the Progress Of inventions, etc.
Each number OF the AaericaR Arisda nuntains SIX
THEN pages OF reading matter, in which the pro-
gress Of the Arts and Sciences Is recorded IA ia
miliar language. Twentv-six nnulbeEs form
handsome half-yeariy volume.
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FAMINR IN INnIA.

The lateat European intelligence briuSs
full aud horrible details OF the terrible fam
inc 10 India, The number Of pcrsons that
have starved to death lie estimated At more
han hoo and hdlf a,iQioasy 1t ia indeed
q terrible picture for contemplation.
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Totals ..Q.p7l s.N2l

Latty's majority in the six counties. ."..,l $50
An able aud upright Judge has been
elected, aud we shall oppose all efforts that
may be made to legislate him out OF this
county,