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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-08-02
Democratic County Ticket.

The Democracy of Vinton
met on last Monday, and put
in nomination the ticket for the
coming campaign. The ticket
is a good one, and will be elec-
ted, if the Democracy does its
duty. ~.~r-
DR.. HENRY c. MOORE. the
candidate for Auditor, has made
one of the best Auditors that
we have ever had in the coun-
ty, and was nominated by ac-
clamation, without a dissenting
voice, and is worthy Of being
elected again.
HENRY REYNOLDS, the peo-
pies farorite man, was put up
on the ticket for Treasurer, and
will be elected by an over
whelming majority. ...
GEO. LANTz, who has served
the people for several years in
the Office Of Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pleas, was again
put on the ticket. He is one
of the best Clerks in this Jul
dicial District, Further COM
ment is unnecessary.
RICHARD CRAIG, who has
filled the office ably and with
much credit to himself and the
citizens, was nominated for re-
election to the office of Probate
Judge. Let the people elect
him again.
John j. Shockey, who has
also performed his official du-
ties promptly and lawfully,was
nominated for reelection to
the Office of Sheriff.
DR.. j. A. Mcmahon, of Ham
den, was nominated to the of
flee of Coroner, The doctor
was a surgeon in the army,
where he was highly indorsed,
is lice, aoorking Democrat,
and should, by all honorable
means, be elected.
Thomas Magee, an honest
IL industrious farmer of Brown
township, was nominated for
Commissioner Of the county,
MIR. Magee is a man, in every
way, capable of filling this Of
flee to the satisfaction of the
people, in accordance with law.
The above ticket is a good
selection, and should receive
the hearty support of all true
democrats and conservative
men in the county. .
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Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance Of an crder of tho Probate
l. Court Of jackson county, Ohio, made on tho
Goth day of July, 1866. in the case of Sarah
C. Powers, guardian of Mary Powers, ct al
against her wards, the undersigned will on the
2lst day Of August,n 1876 at ono o'clock, p
m, on the premises. offer at public sale, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in Yi7ton
county, Ohio, to-wit "The west half Of tho
northwest quarter Of sertion five. township
eight, and range sixteen.n PIT.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand on tho day
Of sale. Appraised at Eight hundred dollars.
& SARAH @. POWERS, Guardian
of Mary Powers, ct ais.
by DUNCAN g. Du Hallway, her attys.
July 2Gth lS66-SS.
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BY Portland Fire, July 4th, 1866.
The total amount GOV cred by Etna policies
on property destroyed or damaged is zoe, ,s54,
on which salvage will be about per cent. Our
total loss will not vary much from 100000, and
is being promptly adjusted and paid. This sum
is per cent. upon tho assets, figure but
slightly exceeding our government and St ate
taxes paid last year, or piopor tion equal to
5,NOOloss for a company Of 100 ,0G0 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value OF
wealthy, strong corporations, is forcibly illus.
trated by this fire. Several weak Insurance
Companies are destroyed. Portland has q pop
uatiOn of $1,000 was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone structures--protected
and screened with upwards of 5000 shade
trees bounded on three sides by water-indeed
literally, almost rising from the oeean-and
with good steam fire department-yet it ha 8
lO,0OO,r0O of property consumed in few hons
upon q holiday when its people are least oc-
cupied-- from the very Insignificant cause of u
JcOntqmpible fire cracker.
Remember the trifing origin of lres that
sweep away in q few hours the earnings Of
years. Consider your best interests and give
the Etna agent call if you need proper In
sur raLce security. Policies iss led Gt lair terms.
WILLIAM B. DAVIS, Ag't
jy26.3 McA rthur, Ohio.
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Do you want to know where to

got everything in the Drug line, at the very
lowest pricei Go to the Drug Store o. q. W
Slsson, and you will find everything That you
Iced, He takes great care to procure pure Medi-
cines-that can be relied on and the best
Wines, Brandies, sc, STRICTLY for Medical
purposes,
The attention Of Physicians, Particularly, is
called 20 large ass ortmen: Of Nichols prcpar.
Ations, known TO be the most reliable Medicines
manufactured in this county, which will be
sold TO Physicians at is per cent. on the mann.
facturer's price ,o l. t...
May ,248 m,
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Road Notice.

rNHEEE will be a petition presented 70 ths
i Commissioners of Vinton county, Ohio, al
thei- session in September, ad 1858, praying
foI tho laying out Of a county road in Brown
township of said county, comGlanciug east Of
Vim. lleTrels house near tho bridge across Rae
coon creek at the mouth Of Two-mile run, Iun-
ming along on or near the old trail. near the
houses Of Georeo and IsaRo Keoton TO intersect
the Zaleskl road near wheto tho Hope Furnace
road stars from tho Z,lesLi road and there
terminate. [aug2w,l PErIIIoERE
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRE SSIONAL
CONVENTION.

EDITOR RFcoRD.-Pease announce the
name OF EDWARD A. BRATT0N, as a
candidate for Judge Of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, subject to the decision OF the
Democratic Conservative Convention Of the
Judicial District, to meet at Portsmouth,
August 9th, 1866. MANY CITIZENS,
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As,p Aarretissiltsnts.
Road Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commis- toner's of Vim
ton county Ohio. at tlitir regular September
session, praying for tho vacation of all that
portion Of the. Jacksonville road. comm ncinga,
an oak tree, at the outlet Of the Coulter lane
and running from thence u south westerly di-
rection. along the survey Of said road to its
termination, atthe Logan road, being the dis
tance Of about one mile
Aug. 9 ,-5w MANY PETITIONERS.
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o., CELEBRATION. = The Macarthur
Lodge, /. o. OF, of this place, intend
giving celebration here on the 23d inst.
1t is to be hoped that there will be good at.
teadance. The committee of arrange.
ments is good one, end they will spare
no pains in making it a pleasant affair,
Good speakers have been procured for the
occasion. The brethren of the order are
curdially invited 10 attend.
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Vipton Probate Court,

NOTICE is hereby given that George L.
IN Shurtz executor of the estate Of Philip
Shurtz late of said county deceased, has filed
his accounts and vouchers in the Probate Court
of said Vinton county and state of Ohio, for
inspection and final settlement, and there the
same will be for hearing on the 18th day ofAu-
gust 1866, in said court. Dated Macarthur
o., Aug. ga i 1868. RICHARD CRAIG. :
aug2-Sw Probate Judge.
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TOWNSHIP MEETING.-On Satur-
day last, the Democracy of Elk township
me, in the court. house for the purpose of
appointing delegates to the County Goa.
yeuron, on Monday last. The meeting
was well attended and quite lively.
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Attachment Notice.

David Crow, Before B. W. KeIch. ]. P. Of
VS. Clintoa township, Vinton CO.,
nN Che 18th day Of July. 1865, said Jus
~ tice Of tho Peace issued an order Of attach
ment In the above action, for the sum of twen-
t. five dollars debt, and pr obable amount Of
costs twenty dollars. DAVID CROW.
Hamden, July 2j, ls66-3w
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S1 SOn PER RYEARl We want agents ov-

WlsOOO erywhere to sell our Improved 800
Sewing Machines. Three now kinds. Under
and upper feed. Sent en- trial. Warranted
five years. Above salary or large commissions
paid. The ONLY machines sold in the United
States for less than 40 dollars, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheaei Il Wilson, Grover
& Baker Sirger & Co., and Bachelor. All
other cheap machines are infringements and
tho seller or user are liable to arrest, fine and
imprisonment: Illustrated ci rculars sent free.
Gail upon or ad 1iess, Shaw & Clark, ut Bidde-
ford Maine, or Chicago, i'll. iuue7- ieTly
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Errors Of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it., the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers 3
experience, can do so by address ng
JOHN B. OGDEN,
jelI-1Y. No, IS Chambers St., N. Y.
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In our notice a few weeks since.
Of the absence Of Mr.. CO. Billinghursl.
we neglected to stale that he had left in
charge Of lis gallery during his sbscnce
MIR. ]. NJ, McGlllivray, gentleman vino
has the reputation of being a good artist
Give him coll and examine specimens ot
his work. -----.-~-
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION
Candidates Denomination before the Union
Comfy Convention, TO be held on the 9Th
Of August, can have theil names announced
in this paper, at !be rate of ONE DOLLAR
kOr zach announcement.
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THANKs-To Hon. II. s. Bundy,
N. G. for public documents received.

A man by the name of IS. Brown killed
Josiah Wood of Vinton tip. and attempted to
take the life of Henry Askins ofsame tp., on
Saturday evening last. Particulars will be
given in our next.
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Religious Services in Macarthur.

NJ. Z. vRcH.-Preaching Sabbath at half
past ten o'clock, A. M, and balf-past Fix
. O'Clock, P. NJ. Sabbath School, 2P. ~
PREsBYTERIAN CnuRcu. Services at II o'cl'k
A. NJ, and O'Clock P. N. Sabbath School at =
o'clock A. n, every Sabbath.
CHRISTIAN CHuRcH.- Services at II o'clock A.
NJ, every Sabbath.
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Ths Tiutuu gstrra.
Official Organ of VintOn County.
LOCAL MATTERS.

E8- Advertisements to appear on Thurs
day morning. must be handed in not later
than Tuesday evening
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Sirnnge hnt True.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by. retHrn mail, free of
charge, by addressing heundersigned, Those
having any fears Of being humbugl ed will
oblige by not noticing this card. Allfothers
will please address their obedient servant,
THOS +! CHAPMAN,
jelly. s3l Broadway, N. Y.
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jelI-1y.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT,

Il ENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published as q benefit and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from nervous
debility, premature decay Of Manhood, &C.,
supplying at tho same time The MEANS OF SELF
CURE. By one who has cured himself after un-
dcrgoing considerable quackery. By enclosing
apost-paid addressed envelope, single copies
free of charge, may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn,
Kings co., New York. febl-ly-
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New Barber ShOD.

WISH to inform the citizens o: McArtlur,
L and vicinity, that have opened Barber
Shop in the rear Of Mr.. John Lilbridge's tailor
shop, ami will be open ev,ry Wednesday and
Saturday. Price:-Single shave, 10 cents
shaving per month, so cents, hair cutting, 20
cents. will also pay three al d onelhalf cents
Per pound fer good rags, in CASH.
jy26w4 j BLUCAS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

PerSORsof either party can hare their names
announced for ONE DOLLAR, pdyaJIe in
ddrdRce.
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Spstial 9ptiess,

GOO A M0NTH!-Agents wanted for SIX en-
DJU tirely new articles Just out Address
o. 4. CAREY, City building, Biddeford, Me.
june7iswly
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Rich Veins of Iron Ore,

(Lmestoue,) are to be found upon said lands IN
almost inexhaustibIe Quantities.
The lands arc situate in the countyof Vim
ton, State of Ohio, and described as iollows:--
The northwest quarter of Section No. IA, Town
ship No. 10, Range No. II. Also the north
east quarter Of southwest quarter, Section No.
H. Township No. yoo 10, 0. kange No. u; con
or less. 49,
For particulars. address ..5
Cincinnati Furnace Co.,
ulyl2w4 Agatha, Jacks on county, %.
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WE are now prepared to do job
work with neutness and dispatch. Give us
a call.
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After the balloting for candidates was
colc cluded II was moved that each township
make d selection of one delegate to repre-
sell Vinton, County in the Congressional
and Judicial 'C0hvention. TO be held at
Portsmouth, Ohio, on Thursday, August
9th, 1866. So So ...-., o,. ,.s:..... raor
The following persons were chosen.
Brown-D. 5. Dana, Eagle-Joseph
Wallace, Elk--Henry Reynolds, Harfi-
son--O. T. Cunning, ,Clinton-J. A.
Mcmahon, Jackson--H. c. Moore, Madi-
son--R. A. Constable, Knox--W. E,
Bratton, Richland--L. A. Atwood, Vim
ton--H. s. Hamilton, Wilksville-Wal.
d. Murray, Swin-A. J, Swain.
THE following resolutions were then read
and adopted. t.ts ,sgA
4 RESOLVED, Tha. the great issue Of the
hour, is. between Union and Disunion. and
that the Democracy, now, as ever, are the
friends and defender rs of the Union of the
States, as established by the fathers of the
republic.
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Rich Ore Lands for Sale!

THE following described tract of land is Of
| fered for sale, and will DO sold on reason
able terms. 10 90
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Democratic County Convention.

DeIHOcraCc county convention,
Pursuant 70 the call of rhe Democratic
Central Committee of VintOn County, the
Democracy thereof met in conventin, in
the Court House, at Macarthur, Ohio, on
Nj nday, July 3O,h, 1866, al one o'clock
P. NJ, for the purpose Of Nominating d
county ticket. Il "a
The meeting was called 10 order by ap.
poiLtlng James McGillirrpy, Chairman
On motion Joseph WALLACE, was chosen
Secretary and o. Cunning Assistant Sec
retary,
On motion the chair appointed Voss Hoff.
hines, l.. Sampson, and II. Clark tellers.
On motion the townships were called
upon to hand in their credentials, and {,
vote by townships, and BY proxy for absent
delegates
A motion was passed to have the candi
dates coming before the convention pledge
themselves to abide by the decision of the
convention. and that the candidates be bal
loted for in the same order as announced in
the paper.
Moved that majority Of all the vote;
cast be necessary for choice Of candi'
dates. ,,
Moved that where there is no opposition
to a candidate, that he be nominated by &C,
clamation, ->'-
The balloting for candidates resulted a:
follows, .
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VintOn Probate Court.

tlhtOn ffODate COurts
NOTICE is hereby given that A. W. Shucs,
~ guardian of Harvey E. johnson, a minor
heir Of William Il. johnson, deceased, has fled
his accounts and vouchers in the PROBATE Court
Of Vinton County, Chic, for inspection and
tbatt the same will be for hearing in said Court
on Saturday, August 4th, q. d. ls66. syt. -s
R'CHARD CRAIG, Probate Judge.
iply lq lS66-3v F
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A NEW FRENCH ROOF HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO
"A let in Harlem story high stoop and BASEMENT
modern mproreents win be sold for less than building
House Harlem. built by days work. Apply
VIM FETrRETCn 4S4 Third avenue between Thirty second
and Thirty. third streets.
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DRY GOODS.

-o>~-~oo>o~,~>,~-s~sS-e-,>
I KINZEY'S.
"A SELLING OFF
FIXTURES
FOR SALE
STORE TO LET .,no WORTH
FLoWERs, FEATHERs. Observation-Disclosures, HOSIERY,
sS o EsG gAs0Y GOODS DRESS GOODS sG ~ SAnps
s1Gk yEIyErs 80 80, o, SILK TGiSEsTSs'
lo' TO 75c- PIECE som warns Sc. TO is&e' YARD.
BONNET AND TRIMMING
RIBBoNS
o,. le 70 75e YARD;
1890 STRAW HATS, NEW SHAPES: 25s TO s,2s
100000 YARDS
DN. TPIMMINes
IN EVERY STYLE, LESS THAN QUARTER PRICE,
FROM L. TO loo, YAkD.
LADIES, nEMMEp d M iNssa,iiisF los
LADIES' HsMSTITCHED HANDKERCIiIEFS. 20c.
LADIES, KEEpLEMoRK Observation-Disclosures, 49,. zoe.
ikSTs, HEMMED HAHbKERCHiEFs Sc
CENTS EXTRA A, ALL LINEN DO. 2ss ;l. >.
ALL GOODS SoIb AT
THE PRICES ADVERTISED.
PINS AND NEEDLES, &C. PAPER.
LOIS or BRAiDs, &C., &C.. Sc, PIECE
SEWING SILKS, Ic SPOOL.
Ci.ARK,s GENUINE 2OO.YARD COTTON 60
1880 SSr PSzss
HUQIF JRT SILK yTIyET FANCY STTRI AND
MEDAiiIoN IN EVERY sTYfE &C. 10 i2ne ~
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
LOTS OF LACES FROM Ic YARD up
CIR u I A NTs To- a.
IL 010 PIECES NFEDLEwORK lOc TO q 80
5000 FINE LINEN COLLARS. DC.
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c.JSO OOO WORTH OF GOVERNMENT BLAN-
Dl oU:UUU ksts, Quilts. Sheets. Hair Ma,tresses,
Wholesale and RETAIL very low, by WILLIAM MATHEWS,
81 Catharine street.
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CMILLIE CO.
- HAVE OPENED THE
MOST ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
CLOAKS, SACQUES, BAsQUES, JACKETS AND
CIRCULARS IN VELVET AND CLOTH
which cannot be surpassed In America.
T63 broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE, SnpL
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A NEAT TWO STORY AND HIGH BASEMENT HIGH
IA stoop House. iaAl0o IN fine order, marble mantes
xtures good neghbohood Eightythrd street, between
Second and Third 5000 Terms easy Posses
sion May 1. :. THOMSON, !, 333 Third avenue.
A GOOD INyEsTMENT-FoR SALE, WITH IMNE-
n diae possession class three story high soop
brown stons front House. all modern improvements
and i2st street. Price $l2500 So 900 remain
bond and Also Lots adjoining If desired
very easy terms S. EMERSON, AL Eighth avenue.
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GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTIoN DAILY IN
~ isesh nsrincs Enpssss Cle,As. Repllns Reps Para
s e Gss; AisSs1sss ,;t' s, e s:s., ~.
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A MURRAY MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE NOS: 63
IA. and G5 Park southeast OF Thirty eighth
street and adjoining Two four story high stoop brown
Houses each 25xc0 feet built and finished Ia the best
with hardwood all throughout To know anything
Of these houses they win have to be seen the workman
this market. Apply to MATTHEW BYRNES owner
builder the premises, l42 East Thirty third
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FURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN
and wife single gentlemen, ia West Twenty third
street.
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AT LEGRAIN's THIS WEEK
sILKs-A large assortment Just added The stock In
PLAIN CoLORs and FANCY
WOLLENS
The department rep.enished with novelties inst received
srh!pi:n PhAlDs and FIGURED 10 LAkGE AssOkT-
hENT MUCH BELOW COST OF IMPORTATION.
BALMoRAL STRIPED, the GREATEST NOVELTY os
the day for 0oRED SKIRTS.
PoPIINs. orToMANs and SILK vELouRs.
IRISH POPLINS IN ALI, C0IORa.
FRENCH SILK POPLlNs AND SILK yELOrRs
EuGENiE foPLINs, NEW CoLoRs, al ~ 20; value
81 75
CLOTH FOR CLoAKIN0.
very large addition 10 the EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Al. OfFERED at Is per cent BELOW MARKET VALUE
ASIKACAN CLOTH,
IN all NEW SHADES, also al WHITE and NEW MIXED.
FLANNEI.s AND BLANKETS.
The LARGEST ASSORTMENT in the city, and fully 10
per cent BELOW WHOLESALE pRIOkS.
DOMESTIC GOODS
All makes Of Maslns TO cents per yavd cheaper than
any other house
LEGRAIx 20 Broadway.
waverley place.
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CLOTHING.

4 LARGE ORDER -Si25oo0 WORTH OF CAST oFv
n Clothing wanted, for Charleston. s. @: Ladies' and
$40 70 $50 70, sink Dresses; q 70 sS for
Carpets Furniture Jewelry The highest cash prces paid
Please call address the original B. MfNrz s2s siIh
Nintx-
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO REYr-To GENTLEMEN
without board at 9 Breyoort place, Tenth street.
broadway. Breakfast II dasired.
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HOTEL SAINT JOHN. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
ae httng up Of which Is now nearly completed viii be
In few days and ready to receive guests Rooms
snie and sngy. handsomely furnished for families ant
New York.
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WESTMINSTER HOTsL-C0RNER IRVING PLACE
" and sixteenth street New York, and In close proxim
y to all the prominent places OF public amusement This
and magnEcen hotel s for The reception of
guests Parties be served at table hote restaurant
In carte In all its appointments modern Improvements
and convenences and In the sumpnousness and elegance
OF It's furniture snot surassedby other hotel The
style and comforts of the restaurant and the cuisine
equal 10 any in the city French, German and Italian
spoken. ROBERTS q PALMER Proprietors.
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(vOuNrRy RESIDENCES AND FARMS FOR SALE OR
~ the banks of the Hudson between this city
and Albany Particulars with s. EMERSON. 42l Eighth
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EuRs. LADIES IF yoU WANT YOUR vuRs AL.
's,ss o. rspsrsa cs,s1uIZ y pr.ssa, funsr s.l.
tsiIh and streeta RsDsmbey Up saajrs
dns Nina 6ets IRON ~ 10 - pss 81 q. v1nl0AN
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NEW YORK HERALD,, MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1866
CITY HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

a n NnO WILL BUY FOUR THREE STORY
DfU.UUU brick Houses Third street. the ground
Is worth thirds the price asked 81 IVY can remain oi
five years. T. j. McEVlLY, eo2 ihird avenue.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1866-12-21

PERPETUAL CoNaREss.-The first
step toward a popular despotismwould
be the establishment of perpetual
Congress. It would give that.body
a. power that could Scarcely have q.
limit, and the Executive and Judici.
ary Departments would become mere
puppetsin the hands Of Congress,
The wisdom of the Fathers of the
Republic in dividing the functions of
Government into three Departments,
is apparent to all who will examine
the subject. This division was in,
tended to establish setof checks and
balances that would secure justice to
all sections of the Union, and to all
classes Of the people. As long as
these several branches remained true.
to the Constitution and to the ancient
landmarks, there was no danger to-
the liberties Of the people or to the
integrity Of the Union; but, unfor-
tunately, aswe have asserted hereto
fore, the tendency of Repubicanism
is greatly toward anarchy and des-
potism, and we now find the popular
Departmentofth the Government Gem
gress-overriding the Constitution,
and asting at variance with the Exc
cutive Department.
Backed by the votes Of the people
OF the North, that body seems dis
posed to grasp at still greater power,
and to take for itself a lease in per-.
petuity.. Fortunately, however, the
proposition docs not appear to meet
with general favor, and it is not like
ly~ that. it will be adopted for the
present lat least. It is to be hoped
that ;calmer councils will prevail, and
Radicalism cease to be as radically
Radical as it has been. :,
Daily Press.