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tonic. Now, snc- the work is done, the
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settled, we should carefully guard against
too gre at exercise of arbitrary power; the
civil! must again take the place of military
rule in every part OF the country.
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has almost universally discarded the mis-
nomer Union as applied to their creed,
and resumed the cast-oF appellation OF the
prevailing party in the Presidential con-
test Of go. Here, however, that party
has been guided by less scrupuious lead
ers and controlled by less honorable motives
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wear the name when the principle it EN-
bodied had departed, but they accused 9TH
ers Of the faults of which they themselve.
were most guilty.
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be b. deceived such humbug, as tn,
vote Of the Territory amply shows, but il
without doubt added somewhat to tn,
strength Of their party. 1t has been sale
that "A lie we'll adhered to, is good as thu
truth" If they have not demonstrated thu
truth Of the saying, no one need hereattrl
attempt the task.
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been the slender thread that has savrt
the corrupt cabal from perdition. they vii
at least assume the appearance Of honesty
and follow the advice of the Ensign. TIN
term Union, applied to the Repub'i
can panty now, is as inappropriate as wa
the word Democrat few years ago ap
piled to the leaders in rebellion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-07-13

CELEBRAr1oN.-The Vancouver people
had good, old-fashioncd celebration on
the Fourth. A large number was present
from Portland, there being no general
celebration in that city. Judge Lancaster
delivered the Grafton. 4 feature of the
procession was the Liberty Car, contain.
ing forty-six little girls representing the
States and Territories, presided over by
che Goddess Of Liberty and supp rted by
Justice. Truth, Fortitude. Temp rance and
"rudenc-. The days festivities closed
with ball in the evening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-07-13

PERsox,L.-Mr A. II. Simmons. L.
s. Deputy Surveyor. arrived in town week.
having JUG, completed survey in Yakima
county. We r,gre, to learn that Mr. y
was bitten by ra,lesnake, while in tho
field, from the effects Of which he has no:
yet fully rrcov.
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

VHIS IS TO GIVE NUTIUECIhat on the
enh d,v Of October D. 1861 warrant h bankruptcy Is
@ ,s the estate oCARL TH1Rs Of NevYorf the Couny Of
and state fNewYork who has been udged BANKRUPT
az H. m peop that the payment Of debts aud delivery Of
orops belonging Bankrupt to him for bis and the
tf Of apV uaopry y forbidden by law that meeting OF
the eors s Ankup 10 prove he debts and to choose
- 80 r, sssgnee Of his eststr VII be- held Cont Of Bank
. Sn % - i A No as Pnest York before Fitch,
scr on the lrst DAY December 4 D. 1871 At y O'Clock mOct
TO- lAs X mNNNaii D' - ''s. .'s-. 's ''.'tt' VI
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

I'm the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of HRw-YoRK-Is
The mater OF PELATiAH WIGHT BAnknpt-T0
WHOA m MAY COECRRHThr undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment Of the Ee o. la "iuh o. the
hi a. District wit on The 'ih dy osptem6e d.
IaT sdudsed the petition Of himself by the District
~ ~ ,aa5 Y. 49, ~ JOHN SEDGWICK, Assignee,
q. ~ ''' Eo West
kewY0rk
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

EOR NoRWALK. and DANBqEn.iR 1 m. Rive, liver At aS
,, sid loot AZ Tblrtg.ssrih 10 eonas''AE "'
Dsuaas. E..foA4
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
Ytttnr,s anS ifl,,tinos.

CPFCIAL NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEET
= ING or THR BOARD OF MISSIONS q the PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH will be held the Church of e Ascens
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th INST ~
ocloc D. m Annual Sermon viii be preached a. he sane Pae
II thlrch, tllcago
Il M Of day. The public cordially invited TO ssAs
tie meetings Of the Board
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
2notitfs Of Gankrnptr.

IN NBANKRUPTCY-SOut District of New
York A. City Of Nrrhuh he tveltyt day Of ,eriem
Der A. 1871 hhy gives notice ~ L appointment
a. assignee u STEPHEN WEs1C0r l ofhe Iosn Of koc
land the Suyar and STATE ~ hcufok within sa D
trc residing e 1o6n of kirkland u he County OF Oneida M
been dugd Bankrupt upon BE own petition BY
the DBulc, Court Of said District
JSO. HALLOCK DRAKE ofthe CITY Of Eesburgh, n Y,
hf
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

TN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
sr sTVs ,r thr gOuTHFRN DISTRICT Of EEW-YORK-IN
the matter ANsoS HUBBELL BankuptTo
WIGN m NAY CONCRRS undersgnd hereby notice OF
b pnopmen as Assignee Of estate Of ANsON HUBBEL othe
r w EyorI m tIe County Of EewYork within said District and
b go "a wit on the 18th day Juy A. d. d7 Adjudged Bank
rupt upon bis petition BY the said DisnS Sea o said District
pA'e" Hs"'iViAi ' ~ John sBDGWICK. Assignee,
oat.-avw No lJi Broadway, w.York
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
STEAMBOATS, m0 2ailruaSs.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-CHANGE OF TIME
- BRISTOL LINE q Steamers viii and after MONDAY oct
a. leave Pier No. 40 North River at instead Of a. hereto
fore. II. o. BRIGGS. General Manager y s. s. 90.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

n ~ -T " "
ct noa residing kirkland 10 he County Of Onea n
m State Aiuged Bankpt upon BE petition by
the Dlsuic, Court Of said District
JSO. HALLOCK DRAKE. of the CITY Of NeWburgh, n y
Assignee, &C.
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATES for tn SOUTHERN DISTRICT - EKWi OHk-in the
m FRANCIS J.. MCiLNAlhE Bantrnp-N BaNKFurTci-
Before IssaA L. Wlamt Register. TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
undersigned notice Of Biz appointment Assignee u
s Distinct ajugel Bankrupt upon bis Ictuon
bg the District o. said DhtDitr az h.Y CITY, the u
day Of October. A. D., 1851 ALbhti SMITH, Assignee.
0iG law 3w W. No. 100 Futonst, Ses -iork.
IN BANKRUPTCY.-ln the District Court of
the United states Southern District Of Newi io-n the
matter OF JOSEPH T. GARDINER ukuph debts having ben
proved said Bankrupt and assets having come 70 Tie hands
aud sixty dsJs having expired tc the M uncaioh oi
said Bnupt having within from The al
de y order Of Court NOTICE h hereby given according law
10 AN creditors Bankrupt TO appear on NE twenty u lay
o'clock le forenoon 90 ihe ONCE or lnAAC
DAYTON Register BsHkmp NJ No w Ueo hundred ana "ol
oay In tie CITY Of NefI0rk Room No al show cause Why
drb, should granted the BANKRUPT And further notice
bad before Register upon e said eeu ogh day Of October
''''' 4' GEORGE r. BELTS, Clerk
A. GooDRIcn PAr Attorney. &c, No 2il Bro.d.ay
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
/ STATES for SOUTHERN DsIEi Of hlm 0kk.-IN
Of JOHN W hO1kNCAAP, bankrupt
MAY CONCERN: The und.Nsnel hereby gives notice
Of bs sopoonen o. Assignee Of JOHN OGENCAMP Of he CITY
of m The County Nevlok AMI state Of New York within
M uc md who has been adudgrd Bankrupt his pei
lion m lie Dstriot United States for the said District
Dated Hs"l'A '''0'' . EDWARD HARTEAGLB Assignee.
No. - Walst, New iork Cty
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
IN the DISTRICT COURT of DC UNITED

4 y the DI0IhICI JUUKI OF inc UNI I'D
STATES for The SOUTHERN DISTRICT q NEW ihe
Of SAMUEL LAUlEhBAlH and MAX IAUTEkBAth,
BaukruptAlS BAsKRuPrcYicflre Hliah T. Williams Register
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN The unignd hereby gives notice
bis sppo'ntmen Assignee % SAMUEL LAUTbRBACH and
MAX L40TERBACH, Of the C,r Comfy and State Of New
within said District Who have been dudgd hankupu upon their
petition the District Court OF said DstncDated New
York, the 9Th day Of OctoneF A. D., 1861
ALBERT SMITH, Assignee, No lGO Pulton'st hew'fork
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
TWISTS TO GIVE N0TICF-Thaton the 10th

Of October. 4 b. 1851 warrant 10 Bankruptcy Issued
against the OF JOSEPH H. SCRlYESER Of Newiork
County Of hcioTk and State o hwi0fk who has been al
Judged bankrupt hs petition that he payment Of aDy debts
delivery oi property bouug TO such bankrupt to him. OF Tor
transfer ~ any properly by him. forbidden BY laws
that meeting Of tie creditors Of the sa barupt % prove ihr debts
ofh estate viii be hci ~ lou
Of BnLrtr. 90 be ocn az No - Pine the CITY OF New
John Fitch REGISTER the thirteenth LAY of December
4 }. lG.. 60 o'clock m.-tet l5 leoL X MlkkAl,
,----n-l Me..--..- .nu.hen D-.-.c. n- h-.-Lork
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
Smustnrnts.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-TO-NIGHT:
"A MAX MARErZEK.
ITALIAN OPERA.
LAST WEEK But ONB or
NINE. PAREPA-ROSA.
TO-NIGHT-THE HUGUENOIS.
THIRD NIGHT OF MEYERBBERs
TRIUMPHANTLY SUCCESSFUL MASIEk"OhA'
THE HUGUENOTS,
THE HUGUENOTS,
PT'aesd with GBEAT SPLEXpoR GRAND Ballet
ClOkIS and ORChEskA MILITARY BAND Nc" ana
- ''''''' AND IT'S UyRIvALED CAST
TOMORROW CTHUPSDAY EyKMNG ocObsrlT
MILE FANNY JASAUSCHEK
MARY STUART.
on FRIDAY rvENISo. OCT. I9ats.
Frs. time 10 America Of Cagnonps new Opera Baa0
DON BUCEFALO,
With most brilliant g S6s ns0a,5g sS pvn,,r,
- MMK hAfALI TESLA -
SiGSo& oRI$S5iS aiaSS15 ,oxcSSSS5S SSS FL@URI
AsJTE sIriRbayTe8lSp M15sIsR B2S MhFIEEk HyGEEALo
Seats can now he secured and Tickets be at Academy
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-JANAUSCHEK:
Fourth aS5eaIs1ec IN iT.r. Of the Tseaa
FANNY JANAUSCHEK,
TOMORROW CT6URspAYl EVENING OCTOBER H. Ara
MARY STUART.
CAY E9T E EGgF m F2B m 81 SIX M hsI ~ MS
a. P pteaSI music store No. sG5 Broadway at O. sctners
No O Broadway and downtown at the Theaer ticket
Office, No. ia Broadway
DROOKIYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
D GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
To-NoRRow THURSDAY, oct il, ats
FAUST FAUST,
splendid IN NewYork Reserved Seats and eEe"
now be had at the regular ticket oficeA
rEIHEO. THOMASs SYMPHONY SOIREES.
FOURTH SEASON, l867-f3l
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS takes pleasure In announcing the
FOURTH SEASON or THE SYMPHONY SOIREES
To take place during the Fall and Winter at
STEINWAY HALL.
FIRST SYMPHONY SOlREB OCT &C.
PRICES OF ADMISSION;
SUBSCRIPTION TCKET Including reserved seat SIX DOLLARS
SINGLE TICKET, wIth reserved seat, TWO DOLLAhS'
CIRCULARS
containing f Programmes and particulars he had a. Steinvay
III FouTeentst g. Schrners no 'OL
Broadway Joriens Mren no & Brolsay 20 Ponds uptown
Music Ba1way g. Stek Co.'S No lil bsRtbI'
Broaigay; and 40 No. il4 BroatsaY, - -.
WHERE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW RECEIVED
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAME
FRIDAY-RENT DAY and 30 AND 80.
SATURDAG-D ANGRROUS GAMR
Due notice will be gwen Of the trst appearance Of -
5 J. H. STODDART Mr. ]. g. HANLBY, hss FANNY MORAhI
and Mra VERNON
In rehearsal and 20 he speedily produced
an ORIGINAL DRAMA
OF Powerful Interest and Peculiar Efects. -
poors anon Performance commences a. 9.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
m BANKRUPTCY-EASTERN DISTRICT

ofPENESYLvANIA o. at Philadelphia 18Th day Of Septen
bcr ID. 6te undersigned hereby notice Of bis appoint
reat assignee or h L. FOSTEKof said city in the Cogny Of
Philadelphia and State Of Pnns yaus within said district who has
been aled bankrupt E petition By the District Court o
said District October D. 1861 D. l. MILLER. Assignee,
law3aW No l23 Wanut-st
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

EALL ARRANGEMENT For WhitestOne
i Bayes Dock Neck, Sands Point GLEE COVE Motts
Doek Genwoo aer WEDNESDAY Sept 70 the
steamboat ARROW sIH Charles Post master ~
a. h. r. eck bApl Dsi Sundays eAeepe A. SO
/ D IN TO be named
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

tFv tc uP ARMY CLOTHING AND E2riFAokt
NJ o. STATE srHEyr. NEwNoEE. October :. 1867
ApcE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPEkI =
Ai(- s,i .Hr Auction he Depotof Army C.lne and
- So 600 W.s.ton street. Newlotk City, on tEapAt
f4Htas OF Ocf..- g, commencing l o'clock -, 90 ~
tde from ia, &, ay following articles Of my Clothing and
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Et4Ausnp WISER. O. Wenke, master
sg ts United States mall viii s iron sns Bremen PIER hos Of
On THURSDAY. Oetobsr1T,
BREBIEH. VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
=. TAXING PAssENGERS TO
aAep following payable
100 o. ~ equivalent D currsncys
of ths frft etblr Ell 30
oe ioose9 steamship EkH YORK. Dreye master on
tAnfttEy, October a.
- steeIsEe from Bremen. ................Sf Sf5 gold
NstSks 81 gasslEs sggg 70 oELBICHS Ca 30 ~ BTsta
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

that are being put on the leyee7 by the ar
rival of the w. r. Arthur and the CONT
mental, from St. Louis, the amount of
business being done was quite change
from the duh aspect the levee has present.
ed for the past few days. - -,.s t...st f..s..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

q Our assortment Of Bohemian Glass and
Silyer-Plated Ware is one of the finest ever
selected for the trade of this city; and we
have the advantage of our senior partner
residing in the city of New York, and at
all times onlhand selecting the latest styles
and patterns of ware. ~
Och d3m itft.- q .iAt +t.t nh 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assOrt-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, Is constantly being added to, and
our job department Is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Neal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c, &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
STEAMBOATS,.
SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
AND TENNESSEE RIVERS.

SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
AND TENNESSEE RIVERS.
The Evansville and Cairo Packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
to the following points, at the rates mem
toned below: To Dycusburg, Soc; Eddy
vile, 75c; Canton, IS; Rockcastle. T5c. F; Lin
ton. 75c; PASSPORT and points below on
the Tennessee River. 55c; points above
billt of lading, Privilege OF reshipping at
Paducah." We guarantee. the above rates,
until further notice. Any overchargeS hat
may occur will be promptly corrected by
us, Merchants are requested TO see that
the weights are placed in. tevery bill OF
hiding, lse6 tfl iFOWLER,LEE. s. Co..
IMPORTANT To- SHIPPERS 4 TO- THE,
CUMBERLAND RIVER
The Evansville and Cairo packets are
authorized to give through Bills Of Lading
to the following points, at the rates mem
TONED below: TO Dycusbt1rg; 55c;;, Eddy
Linton, 75c. Bills of Ladfng should be
signed with privilege of reshipping from
Smithland, and the above rates VIII be
guaranteed till further notice. AN over
charges and recIamations will be prom pity
and satisfactorily adjusted. Have goods
marked "Care of SCYSTER, ELLIS q Co.,
sept9-dtf Jts Southland, Ky."a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-15

i've iengths ahead in IT. amid the cries OF zone han
area 70 nisy on the mare Along tho Daisy
ouitrotted her competitor aud taus with Petea orea
ing repeatedly and being dcult control pas
hs three.quarter pole four ieagths tho 'front.' aud
down the homesrstc she sped preiIily and 10 spite of
serious prexK, came home winner oil the heal i've
ieng 10 advance In ASA Lsw pe'tee running. Cries
OF Didn't tell you so 7" "he's saved her, and many
other expressive calculations OF similar character greeted
the vic or.
FourfA Heat The "fun OF the fair here commenced
Many were In '.peck Of trouble" and seemed enge-
opsd 10 bewiidering cloud Bur, emerging from thus
sea Of doubt they despite tia chances VI the
mig under The hands VI ner driver fell back 10 the
Old theories Of betting offering ono hundred to eighty
on the horse Upon the nrst attempt both got away
magn'ncently: yet ut the mare shot ahead half
length. Enteriag the turn Pestee had caugh; DAISY.
put could retain the position and down 10 the quar-
Ter pole tho mare had forged IN advance ens th,
passing ~ IN IS seconds Leaving this position, both
oruke w ce In quick succsssion but down too half
mie Ioie Tue mare shot advance three lengths,
passing ~ In ll7s<, amid great excitement.
Aiong the turn she maintained this position;
Dut approaching the three-quarter polo DAISY
orokc badly. out passed Al st three lengths 20 tho
'front.' shooting into the Petlee trotied
handsomely, gradually closing me dis auce but Daisy
sun Repts MN Two lengths away. When within
hundred yards OF the stand broke In fear al man
ner, aud before the experienced hand OF sam could con.
troll her Petee had shot nagnincenlly ahead
the stand one length 10 tue front thus winning The heat
and race Time, 1854. rhis result was attended with
enthusiastic cheers
The supremacy enjoyed by the many al.
though tho curDed and straDns steed lost me day
proved bitter pill GA the her Eand, the adherents
OF Pettec had made many AMI heavy wagers upon shcr
fayorite trotag heat IN so. but he didn't and. q
course, they loss their optics"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-15
CHASE AFTER AND CAPTURE or 4 suRsus N sa0oxirAi

Between nine and ten O'Clock last night while onc@
curran u Fortylrst pfecInct Brooklyn, wss ps'ro
ng beat along Henry street. Resen bs sstes-
ton vas attract ID by whom he coming out q
the basemen, the corner Of the above
named streets The officer, knowing that the family
who owned the house, named Jackson, we're abs "
the country approached the individual and inquiries o.
OF him what no doing there. Al the same tisns no
gh hold OF fellow with hand while with fse
other no tried the handle OF the door which no ioun
open The man. who had small parcel under has ARM
refused 10 give any account OF himself made blow - the
officer and mana led break loose from hn grasp fnea
taking 20 his heels he rapidly dOwn henry street,
closely pursued by the officer Roundsman Riggs oppor-
tuney up. and after chase OF ak blocks CurrAn
oserhauied the fellow and gave him into the custody
round5nan, VINO took him TO the station house
Here he gave his Charles Lansoon On his per-
were found number OF pawn tickets and . memo
randum description or the house robbed and another
residence IN the same nei9hoorhood, which Was pro-
badly intended 10 visit. While running the fellow
dropped the bundle alluded which picked up BY
confederales and carried on On searching the pre-
misses q Jimmy found IN the bas men, and the
house believed 10 have been pretty thoroughly rem
sacked. Langdon, who ourly Wicked iooking man
locked up for examination on tho charge oil oarssy