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POLITICAL.

LII SIZES OF ENGLISH BUNTING FLAGS On
n hand-Barnera, Lanterns Torches and rransparencss
pos traits and let erlnp at short notice.
H0JER GRAHAM, Artists and Manu- actmers,
VI duane street
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PRINTERS CEMETERY NEAR PHMADELPHIA.-On
Saturday afternoon the ceremony OF presentation
aUd DEDICATION oi place OF burial 10 the phadel-
saa Typographical society, Tor the interment OF
deceased pr nters, took place 1T Woodlands Gene
terry III the presence OF the society snd number of
suvtcd spectators. A short time ago george w.
Chlids, Publisher OF the ri0ifc Ledger, signhed to
the Officers o. tie Philadelphia Typographical So
elety his intention 10 present 10 the society beauti-
fully enclosed lot in he Woodlands Cemetery, and
" was arranged that lie presentation should take
pace saturday afternoon. The beautiful plot has
0. about 2,o0l superficial feet, enclosed with
a handsome marble wall, and has an elegant Gothic
marble gateway OF massive size.
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A ucrIoX SALE or HOUSEHOLD FuRNIrrRf, car.

81 DO. GIT ctioneer VIII sell the ..s .....-D .
-. .,. ~ snssau street. large assor
ceai Vi Oachia Furniture, removed convenience Of
s"m iutsrure; Ialess and Velvet Carpets wood and
.sn. ma ee lsp Iables, Eiageres, SdeboaTds Ex-
In s4cs, China, glassware &C. The whole TO be sod
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GrRpHEN Q. aRIFFrN. AuCr1oNEER, WILL BELL

STrPHEN Q. GRIFFIN, AUCT1ONEER, WILL SELL
At auction Friday October 90 1863 Of II o'clock NJ,
pe we the farm now occupied BY Eohari Carow
Hi 20 ,h town OF New Rochelle and partly 10 the town Of
si,nar d Westchcser county about ~ miles from
uepot on the New Haven Railroad The farm Ia In
honses ~ csyaon With hne orchards and fine trees
o,ga, anu Az tho necessary outbuildings In good
zen Per cent 10 DO paid the suconeer the day
m he AZ een' can remain on mortgage desired
Tho ne,t sar snoud be stormy the sale will take pace
\ NJ both dcpots S"-NN' VIA "ees the moihins uans
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K0slBlE OUTAGE IN CHIC.
Burning to Death of nm Old Citizen.
IErnM Tic Western Standard Mercer county. Qhioi


EFrom the western Standard Mercer county, Ohio,
oct H.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, one OF the most in
famous aud dastardly Outrages was perpetrated IN
EasSilon, when resulted In the burning to death in
ile MassOn calaboose or an old and HARMLESS ct-
zen, named Georgia hyer. 1t seems Mr.. Myer, who
fSes about two miles west Of Masson, came TO
town 20 get some smoking tobacco ana when on his
way hcmeward, leaving town he yelled loudly Tor
Seymour. This was OFFENSIVE TO some OF the Massil-
hon radicals, end they got their Marshal to arrest
tails d man OF sixty years OF age and put him in
their mis- rahle caboose. The Marshal after locking
Up this inolens!ye Old man without warrant OF
law, went Lack to finish his game Of ball. short
time after Mr.. Myers Incarceration flames were seen
Issuing from the prison pen, and his screams were
hoard calling for help. Assistance soon came but no
key nor Marshal was there and the door was heavy
double plank, and 1t TOOK near fifteen minutes TO
break IL Open When found Myer was horribly
burned ana insensible. The timber OF the burning
soof had fallen on his back as he had laid down fat
on his lace near the door TO get air ana protect his
FAC. The poor man was restored 10 Sensbility but
could give satisfactory account to the origin OF
tie tie. lie fingered TIL next day In great suffering
when he died, another victim TO sloil" tyranny.
NJ. Myer leaves molneriess family TO mourn his
death.
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SALES AT AuGTlON.

"A manufactory IS Bsscker street, between Broadway
S ~ q e. per Sssa
e s I essF sa o . an s osr
worth Of all kinds Parior Bedroom and Dining Room fus
By AH'Hs n 5dn soSsres A svfzEsEEffE
On r. sJ H.si Ss','; sS$S a'ssit 30
Three superior Troting HsrseA
i pas S SSss eni s sHr FSaeson.
One No.lop PARK Phaeton.
Three No-top and top Wagona
double Harness. made By Dunsoombs seIshs, Blankets.
Robes &C. An to BIO seen At Our auction mart on Tuesday
by HENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID No Cortland street, Fine GALLERY s46 Broadway.
ss s asssons "a Tuesday
oe \ s sr soss 81 H9 Tosndt Il IL
cravings &C, OF dealer declining business Particulars in
pY HENRY n. sfINER, AUCrIoNEER.- sALEsRooM,
ss ann 80 Tuasy
esr a nsi Nor
oisae Particulars hereafter
pY j. BARRY, ArCTIoNEER-A LARGE AND PER
- empory auction sale of magnificent Household Furn
as been but Lille % S Sl S soy HnS Ills
sss g. sss
and Fourth oonmencins io oclosk preese
resiy new with manuaciurers guarantees elegant Suits Ia
French satin brocate also rich suis fine reps
Ierb Turkish Easy Chairs, richly carved Centre aud Side
Tables &C large assortment magnificent Bedroom Fur
nitur In richly carved walnut elso general variety OF ele
sant Dining Room Furniture &C., &C. n. B.-sae without
reserve and all goods positively guaranteed as represented
RYJ. EDWARD BYLANDT, AuCTIoSEER, e4s BROAD.
ID way, will cell by auction Thursday, at II O'Clock, all
the Furniture Carpets 80, contained In private dwelling pa
wes. Fhiy-esh.h street. Fun particulars Tomorrow.
PY.EgNgY Il; LEEDS, AUcrIoSEER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS q MINER will sell by auction
Wednesday, October 81 at ~ O'Clock, Ia front OF their
store, No % Liberty street, beautiful dark chesnnt Horse,
sound and kind free from ell trick vice, i5 hands hei
and excellent saddle Horse Wood Bros. Wagon first
class orier also single Harness made by Wool Gibson.
TO be sold without the about leaving the
city.
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i, UcrIoN NolIcr-IMroRTANT pEREAPToRY SALE

~
nj l1S O'Clock, at saiesToom, Oh Cortandt street.
7. B. ELEfiChEE 81 HO0LhY, Anci,oneers, Will soil a
desirable Of and second hand Fur
uiWc, consisting IN pat OF Buffet Lounses, Solos,, Bel
seAs, Bureaus, Centre Tables. hashsanes Table Ware
a. also superior quality Mattresses, Blankets eda ng dc
w.a vaIc ether goods watch the attention Of house.
Keeper ana others i invited.
Sale positive
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pY HENRY y. sINER, AUCTIoNEER.-sA LEsRooM,
Fo SGrtlsnd Sseet Ar. Gallery $40 Broaiway n
2 l8d o'clock their salesroom, No. Cortland
genteel Household Furniture convenience
osale. Particulars hereafter
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}. BLEEcKER, SON & CO., Auctionecrs.

II. TUESDAY. October 20,
,,,.r.. ~ ~ oceeSi AZ the Exchange salesroom.
hni.a aihhi Two story and attic brick House and
ot " Any ,rsci north side, between Thompson Su.
van streets. Lot .hriOs feet deep.
VII nIVF aikt kI.-snhftan,ial two story and attic
BRICK House and Lot H9 Clinton street, between Madison and
eed; contains n rooins gnl cold ws.f %. ,ss
batn, range, &c, and Us IA perfect order - .'
COUNTRY SEAT A. PhsskrC
New modern two story and French frame vyo,,. al
about Gig LOS at lassac minutes walk nom H. as
pot House has hard walls ana oornces, marble Ynsns
hot nni cold water, furnace, gas pipes, range, 6c
SULLIVAN SiKtEf--Ihe valuable prope,,, a.
the rear Of Nos. ~ 10 a sullivan street. gprins oa,
The premises the line OF the proposed F and 81
avenue extensions. Buildings consist or three store bS
factory l05 lest BY 90 AMI story brick stable ali sui, in
the most Substantial manner. ="
Also the valuable House and Lot No 50 Sullivan street a.
JOINING The above lot al2S5u house two story frame
First AyEEUF--Two brick Houses aud Lots Nos Sio
1hchouses are " good order.
SECOND AyERuIs-Three story brick House and ro, No
Go Second avcnac ives, side, between Ihy-sirth and
1niry seventh streets House contains BATH water
closet, &C. Signed, JOHN PALMER, Receiver.
ACTON Sorior'-LvHE FITZGERALD AUCTION
An extraordinary opportunity for
Honsekeepers hotekeepers and Che trade
magnificent Household Furniture
Elegant rosewood Pianofofe. cost g6On
Norks Oh Art, on Paintings dc.
This afternoon, at O'Clock precisely at hs four story mi.
vate residence lJ Wet Eighth street, doors from
blxsn avenue, near Jefferson market consisting Of
EoDd Panofore- two beautiful Paflor Suits, covered In
French satin, crimson and and gold brocae marble
st@as Bnfeas, Nashsands, Spring and Hair Mae
70 s, fowH, Lounges, Sofas aud chairs, in reps and
htlioA GAS, China and Siyefware, Table Cutlery -
1is9@Ae QUITS, Feather Beds. -sis nnsiiva
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|, J. BrFrCklP. son 4 co, AUclIoNEERs.

A J. Br.EECKlP, SON A CO., AUcIIoEEERs.
a. Wednesday,, oct II a. u NJ, a. the Exchange Sales
Hsuse ana Lot south side IiCth street. S5e east Fourth
entirely and confirms all the modern improve
,22l sireet-Thee story heh soop Philadelphia brick
nc and lot south side l2Zd street. 17S eet east OF Sc
Budding Los on Fory.sscond street. near Third aveuue
econd sset l9O tce widc. three valuable Lots
sr aac OF Forty cond street, commencing $50 feet cast OF
lniri avcnna, each ssxigl.b, 80, -, :,
fAif ofth esN Lots OF Ground south side OF
fny fourth street, between First and Second avenues
AssfsHEE's SALE oP cARIXET MAKERS AND uP.
- h9l-tercf stock superior rosewood AMI walnut and
ebony Paror and Dining Room ard Library Fur
III 6CUTifTv hrc,lcneer, wiz sell on wednesday, oct,
q % oClocl ~ The waeroom1 ll3 Fulton and % Ann
street. Tia stock Is richly fnished and upholstered, aud
complies rosewood Gad walnut Farlor Suits, covered IN
Feuch hrc ain ana fancy res hroeade and haircoih
rthy carved walnut aud esood Cham sats, with
De tops; te1nn rosewood, walnut ana mnhogsny ward
ron.5; rosewood aud walnut Centre Table, solid frames
s,aay marble tons Secretary and Library Bookcasea,
hecaanr tlals, Library suits aud Tables, &C, dc. the
srleE OF W. MORTIMER, Assignee.
uCnoE NofICr.--JAs II. TAYLOR. AUCTIoSEER.
- Ma .ti4cert Household Furniture,
AUdslion Carpets Rosewood Pianofor,es, BroDxcs,
- public auction,
al the uryate rel cncc 10 West Fifteenth street, between
aud sixth avenues, sale commencing 10y O'clock
scpoD sets brocae lace Curia ina; rosewood Eta
es Cabinets Centre Console Tabs seretalrs Bookcase
iss nagnicent rosewood Ianoscr.e stool Cover Music
bland Pier, Nanel hirofs Bronze ormuu Clocs sovres
SIs Hair sgas xs.'res.ss saSes, Sheets Counter nae
iecns savers; Dinner Service Piches Rabs Crys
ri Glassware. Table cutlery; French China Dnler, foa
fae pcremrlay ~ B-pafties wishing r. attend l,s sale
tske urn avenue STAGES o. SIKH avenue cars
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER 90 SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.


OLYMPIC THEATRE, BEGINS AT q
~ Nightly Crowded rhrcngs Turned Away.
z;et TO 2:ah performance Of G. L. FOX Psniomine
Siih week. HUMPTY DuMPrY. 34lh week.
Yhe ntmitable American Comedian and fantommist,
Mr.. GEORGE l. FOX. CLOWN.
aa aom sed re n nsnn pso
gorgeous scenery, great HID. ance has been given
dancing. famous fun. II. ID. since ibis generation
II. n. was young.'-TmeA
NILE. SANGALI AND THE PARISIAN BALLET.
TIE BEST BALLET TROUPE IN AMEklCA.
NATiNsES At ~ Ev1kY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY.
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- way, will cell by auction. Thursday, at II O'clock all
the Furniture Carpets &C., contained private dwelling 24
West hiItyeishth street. Fun particulars Tomorrow
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AMUsEHIENrs.

CADEMY OF MUSIC. MISS KEyyNoG
"A MAX STRAK0SCH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Director
Unparalleled success OF the word renowned American
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
OVERWHELMING AUDIENCES.
CLARA LOUISE kELLOGG'S secont and third represeu-
ations tomorrow, Wednesday, Oct 81 Friday, Oct 49,
Saturday, Oct. "a, Kellogg Matinee.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
win appear In conjunction with the following artlsts:
Nine. FREDA Du GaBELE, the fagorte Conraito,
LOTT, PErRELLI, 5 SlHI
Mons. CESAR ALARD, Solo Violoncelist,
and the distinguished Pianist Miss Aida TUPi.
the Grand Concert the entire third act Of Gounods
Grand Opera,
FAUST
will DO performed fntroducna Miss Kellogg tho role In
rite. -
The Grand Orchestra, under the directinn OF -
air. CARL BERGMAN AND SIGN0R GIOBlA
family circle, Soc - 49,
THURSDAY, Oct Brooklyn Academy Of Music.
CAD.MY OF MrSIC.-CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG
IA ONLY DOWN TOWN TICK Er OFFICE,
ia BROADWAY
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IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on
interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects, showing
how i've and what live for delivered daily at th
New York Museum Of Anatomy Those unable to attend en-
receive by forwarding 20 cents the secretary ol
broadway.
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GEORGE COOK, AUcTIoNEER,
VI SaiesFnorn l0l Liberty street.
GEORGE CooK Auctioaeer, viii sell by auction this day
a. II o'clock general assoreu. Of second hand Furniture
Bedding &C. Also st same time tby order Of sasisnecs
lor Chamber Dining Room and Library SUITS aao BOOK
cases. Halls and Buc Cbairs Certre and Library Taole
Odlce and Counting Horss Dea.s ClockS Bronzes, &C.
On Ihuraday and Friday up9icr's sale 2! Fancy Goods
&c. On exhibition Wedncsday,~ =
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A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
n "a Union place, next Clarendon Hotel.
No class Instructions ii. SCHROEDER, Director.
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID GRAND sUCCEss-HoUsEs CROWDED.
THIRD WEEK OF j. 4. MCDONOuIH'S GRAND
SPECTACLE OF THE
Crimson Shield. Crimson shield, | Crimson Shield
New and Gorgeous with LOO New Scenes,
Scenery and Premeres Corypheesl Fire Fly
Great Effects. ana Corps de Ballet Ballet and
Grand Matinee New Grand Festival
every Saturday Dances. OF Flora
WALLAIk's
w Proprietor and Manager Mr.. Lester Walach
Doors ouen at ~. 10 comaence q. O'Clock.
In the production OF the NEW DRAMA Mr.,
Malack announces the LAST W t.Eh OF THE STANDARD
THURSDAY EVENING, oCTOEE Err q. 1855.
Tobn's beautiful comedy. ia i've acts, OF tho
HONEY MOON,
with the following unapproachable east:-
.3 Inaiies F,sne{
MOCK luxe H. StOuuart
Count Montaiban Mr. j. Is. Polk
hampedo tue Apothecary Mr. ~ W. Young
leo dolanq
D. w ara
Juiana hss Rose EytDgo
tHer arst Appearance since her iDdispostion)
Noiante Mrs. Clara Jepnlnge
ollsj wary
Hos!ess.. Ars John seiton
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PIaNOFORrES.

EASY WAY OF PROCURING WHAT YOU WANT
OF new hand Pianos, Melodeons and Organs
first class makers and take from $5 10 1915 monthly unit
paid 20 and second hand Instruments for rent and
applied purchased, or for sale al bargains for cash.
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Summer.

- . -
A friend has sent U.s.. says the Alezan
dria Gazette, the following extract from
the letter Of Mr. Sumner, Of Massachu-
setts, accepting the Office of Senator Of
the United States. from the State of Mas
sachnsetts, copied from the Alexandra
Gazette of May 10, 1851. It presents
a curious contrast to the sentim ents and
action Of this same Mr.. Sumner in 1868:
II except Office as the. servant of the
Union, bound to study and to maintain
the interests of every section of the coun-
try,and to discountenance every effort on
the part of the North to interfere with
slave States and all efforts on the part of
the South to extend it to free States, or
influence the national Government in it's
behalf" 10 M 80.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED


To solicit orders for DIR WILLIAM SnrrH's
DICTIONARY .OF. THE BIBLE. THE osL1
EDITION PUBLISHED IN AMERICA, CONDENSED BIZ
DR.. SMlTHs OWN HAND. In one large octave
volume, illustrated with oyer 125 steel and
wood engravinss.
Agents and subscribers, see that you get
the GENUINE edition by DR.. Smith.
The Springfield Republican says, this edi-
tion published by Messrs. Burr & CO., is the
genuine thing -
The Congregationslist says, whoever wishes
to get, in the cheapest form. the best Diction-
ary of the Bible, should buy this.
We ALSO WANT AGENTS FoR ELLIOTT'S new
work, REMARKABLE CHARACTERS AND
MEMORABLE PLACES OF THE HOLY LAND.
By HENRY WARD BEEcHER, T. d. WoorsEY,
LII. D., Pres. of Yale College, JoRErH Cux.
MlEes, D, D. Ii. D., Pres. of Wesleyan Univ,
RT. Rev. THos. N. CLARK, Bishop of 3. /, SC.
They are new and original works by these
authors, and their subjects are approved by
clergymen of all denominations. Agents
are meeting with unparalleled success. We
employ no GENERAL ,AGRsTs for either book,
and offer extra inducements to Canvassers.
Agents will see the advantage Of dealing di.
rectly with the PUBLISHERS, For .descrip-
tive circulars with fun particulars and terms,
address the publishers.
j. B. BURR 4 co,
june2rn3. Hartford, Conn.
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The south seen BY Radical Eyes.

1t is known that Mrs. Beecher Stowe
has established winter residence in Flor
ida, where she has had personal opportu-
nifty of easy contact with the Southern
people, and the advantage Of that famll-
lar social intercourse by which their
Opinions and inclinations are best learned.
The anthoress of "Uncle Toms Cabin :
cannot certainly be accused of any par
tiality for the South, or if desire to
represent its condition more friendly
than it actually is. Her prejudices, if
they exist at all, are undoubtedly the
other way, and, in any event, she must
be regarded as an impartial witness at the
North. Hear what she says on the sub
| jects which now attracts such serious at
ltention: .5
| "The Southern people are no more in
clined to resist the laws, or to foster the
spirit of rebellion, than Vermontis. They
desire only peace and the restoration Of
the Union.''
This is the judgment of an enlighten-
ed and observing abolitionist, whose wri.
tings did more to bring about the "bloody
arbitrament. of the sword" than any 9TH
er single individual. Her testimony can
not be set aside. It confirms the report
which General Grant made after tour
through the South, and which Mr.. Sum
ner was SO quick to denounce in the SEN
ate as 'swhite- washing document. It
agrees also with the. statement of every
candid observer, and with all the reliable
forms of information that come from
that unhappy section. The only persons
who contest it are the carpet bag politi-
clans and adventurers who were sent or
who went to the South to seek Office and
plumber, the Radical managers who have
an interest to misrepresent the facts, and
certain district commanders who reflect
the wishes of desperate leaders in Con-
gress. haeB
The South longs for peace, bscatise
peace is the first necessity of its sad, inn
poverished, and desolate condition. Con-
gress wants agitation, because agitation
is the breath Of its existence. Hence,
all its measures have been framed for
that purpose only. The effort has been
to insult, oppress, and outragethe South
ern people, in the hope of provoking re-
taliation, and thus Of fabricating excuse
for new tyranny and cruelty. For this
reason, and with the design of controll-
ing their votes, the whole scheme Of re-
construction was fabricated, which is the
most monstrous anG shameless iniquity
ever perpetrated against any Christain'
people. a.s.s cG
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The Coneressional Chureh of Harlel

The Congressional Church of Harlem,
N. Y, by vote of four to one, has de-.
.cided women to be eligible as officers in
the church.
The Denver News complains that there
is an organization of real estate swindlers
in that city who are dumping" the lots
Of old settlers by having deeds recorded
Ito themselves from fictitious persons:
Near, Columbus, Georgia, on Tuesday,
white girl, about eighteen years of age
was ravished and robbed of all the mon
ey she had by NEGRO man.who had vol
unteered to conduct her from the depot
to the house of a lady friend. The me-
/ gro made his escape. The fruits Of JAG.
obin teaching.
Great fires are raging in the pine woods
of Northern Wisconsin. The village of
Palmer 8 fails has been entirely burned.
Several farm houses and barns have been
consumed, besides many thousand cords
Of cut weod. The roads, in places, are
obstructed by the confagrations. ;.
More Illicit distilling is carried on in
East tennessee than in any other State.
Some counties have thirty or forty stills
whose owners violate the revenue laws
without hindrance, and a correspondent
declares that he can count dozen men
who have lost their lives in endeayoring
to enforce the laws. see
= = : -
Says Olivia Forney: 1--WE would rather
trust our pocketbook with the negroes than
with the Democrats" which no doubt is
intended as an insinuation that Forney's
relative. who shouldered the $4,000 de-
6cit in Forney's accounts, and, who is
known to be no negro, was Democrat.
The Princess Anna Murat is described
as very pretty and very amiable lady,
but her amiability don't extend quite so
far as to excuse her husband, the Duke
de Mouchy for foggfng her every few days
She has accordingly dissolved partner
ship with the noble duke. -
A tall, disused chlmmy at Mancheste r
N. H., has been taken possession Of by q
swarm Of swallows estima ted aE from ten
to fifty thousand in number. When
issuing from the mouth of the chimney
they are said to resemble huge column
of black smoke. -
Callicott and his confreres in crime are
now serving the State Of New York il
an honest capacity;l Callicott, two years
in the penitdntiary at Albany, and $40,
600; Colonel Enright, eighteen months
and $4,000, and John s. Allen, one year
and $4,000. They will learn the ways
of Collector are often hard as we'll al
easy, aas ~, KS e
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aWH1sKy TAx p-Graelev saws sWe :

"WHIsKY TAx..-Greeley says, "We
firmly believe that if General Butler
were appointed Commissioner of Inter-
nal Revenue and would except" (of
course he would-was he ever known to
refuse any Office where money was to be
made? the tax would be paid or whisky
cease to be manufa ctured.nl Not to be
doubted for moment, but where would
the money 60? That is the question.
Into Uncle Sans pocket, Or would il
take the course Of the spoons, cotton,
and sugar in New Orleans?. v,,s.,. ss,s
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A Big Thing.

l
The Radicals treat with levity defeat
in Oregon, Galena and Racine few days
| ago; but point to the result Of the spe-
ciai election for an additional Judge in
the sub district composed of the coun-
ties of Athens, Gallia, Meigs and Wash
ington, wherein, on light vote, they
seoureda majority of one or two hun
cred more than they had last fall. This
made glad their hearts.
In April there was an election for an
additional Judge in the sub district CON-
posed of the counties of Seneca. Wyan-
dot, Hancock, Hardin, Marion and Wood.
The Democratic candidate, Judge Pillars
was elected by majority of between four
and FIVE thousand d-making a gain Of
nearly two thousand over the Democratic
majority in the proceeding fall. This
the Radicals professed to regard as a
matterof no significance whatever. When
they, however, make paltry gain Of one
or two hundred it is pronounced Big
Thing.-Statesman.
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- =
Ashley, theinfamous original impeach.
er, Of Toledo, Ohio, is sending around
circulars among his leading constituents
lnqulrlng whether it will be best for him
to try tor reelection, ~
A woman in Indiana, the other day
was divorced from her husband at ter
o'clock Oh Tuesday. morning, and in if
teen minutes afterwards was married to
another.
a great number OF persons ta,s are report.
ed to have died in White Comfy. Arkan