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COMMERCIAL ADvIcEs.-New York, 18th $50
p.m.-Gold opened at $50 and closed at 378.
Sugar No. IL in boxes at 123 to 1873 cts. Re
guiar to good refined 118 to liz cts.
Money market tight.
Bankers exchange on London at 60 DIS.
U. S. Bonds $50 1862) at 1921.
London, 15th.-Sugar No. IL T.. IL. aloat
28s. cd. "a 29s. Consols at 928. American
Bonds $50 (1862) "a 805. Bank of England
discount Al % ct.
Liverpool, l5th.-Cotton, Middling UpIands
IA 113d.
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ELEGANT BOOKUASE.
Also, elegant rosewood bookcase three doors.
VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT.
On Wednesday,
At IL o'clock NJ at the auction rooms without reserve
the valuable patent right for the United States in
proved Steam Generator.
Model be at the auction rooms. 2l3 1t
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HATS AND OAPs.

wv WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
81 lated and easyhtting Dress Hats lpatented) in all
the improved fashions Of the season OHESNUI Street
next door to the Post Office, II IL rDe
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processes Of action indicated by recent re.
searches, than when we regard these without
direct reference to the suns magnitude. How
many Of us really appreciate the enormous
volume of the sum- We read certain figures
IN books. of astronomy, but do we grasp their
full signi6cance2 There is, however, a sim
pie way of viewing the matter which at once
opens our eyes to the vastness of the solar
globe.
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M THOMAS & SONS, NOS 1S9 AND.IAI
Ius 8. FOURTH STREET.
SALE oFREAb ESTATE AND STOCKS.


SALE oFREAb ESTATE AND STOCKS.
BEACH STREET, Eighteenth wsrd-ThTeos Brick
HUTCHINSON STREET, south of Mastor-Two three
' s'Tf SoSoUKTY-vauabe property known as tho
H2Tsf fRf S sRE # LfSS Mo- @
TWENTY FIRST AND CHERRY, N e. oornor-v.l-
THOMPSON STREET, west of Twenty hftb-valuabls
COATES STREET, No s2ls- Modern Dwelling
FIFTH AND LOCUsT, s. w: corner ~Busnoss Stand,
H%RsWoop sTRET east Of sss@n
thsfS sS2Ty HSa SR RRTfltnss gas, of
nsfEUoE sfREEsf No lsi6-Modorn four-story Brick
eFoRTYFoURTH STREET north of Eadlino-Bnos
ENTERPRIsE STREET. Nos 5l9 and 5sl-Tvo TIVE
FiETH STREET. No. 231s (North)-Briok Dwelling.
GROUND RENTS, $4s and $3.50.
q shares KittsPniHs Coal Co 6se''S''On 20
sSsS RsPosS SDa and ps
l90 l90 shares Locust Mountain & Goal and Iron 90.
i shares Phada and West Chester TuTPpPEs 6o 0'
share Delaware County Turnpike o.
shares RTS HE %1oSd or PS5 anS ds aYIS o.
~ - @ iSs sh%Is. Union Union SsiFsieS% E,F SH g %.
$39O2 sShgyIki Navigation Nay Boat and Gar Loan
g shares Goal Ridge Improvement and Coal preferred
PadSf SfH snd Erie RaOad on oe
$1,000 Sunbury and Erie Railroad Loan, per cent.
$3.50 Allegheny Railroad and Coal Co. Loan per cent
So shares Girard Life Ins Annuity and Trust Co.
"a shares Southwark National Bank.
100 shares Central Transportation Co.
10 shares American Hot CAST Porcelain Co., full paid.
$500 Beyidere and Delaware Railroad Sd mortgage.
II shares Reliance lns. Go.
shares Academy of Music.
shares Bank of North America.
90 shares National Bank of the Republic.
% shares Pennsylvania steel Co.
10000 shares Walnut Bend and Black Diamond Oil Go.
2b shares Morris Canal Consolidated, common.
20 shares Lehgh Navigation Co.
Lot 872, sec ID, Monument Cemetery. IL 10 81
100 shares Catawissa Railroad Co., common
leo shares Schuylkill Navigation, common.
shares Kensington and New jersey Ferry Go.
$40 shares Amygdaoid Mining Co.
20 shares William Butcher steel Works.
shares Philadelphia Exchange Co.
10 shares National Bank of Northern Liberties.
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ELEGANT DIAMOND AND OTHER JEwELRY.
SUPERIOR WATCHES, MUSICAL BOX, OPERA
GLASSES. SHIP CHRONOMETER, ETO.

On Thursday,
Dec 16 at 10 O'clock at the auction will be Sold
for account of whom large assortment of
diamonds watches, comprising in partPair solitaire
diamond earrings weighing six carats pair do do do,
about elegant cluster diamond earrings and
pin; several large and fine single stone diamond rings
and pins fine cluster diamond rings and pins pearl neck
ace variety of sets earrings and pins ladies' and gents
rings; scarf pins 20 opera glasses etc
Also 20 ladies' and gents superior Watches by tho
most celebrated makers
Also, very fine musical box, six tunes with drum and
bells superior ship chronometer made by John Monca
London surveyors theodolite ETC. :.
The above may be examined on Wednesday, from II
until O'Clock, and on morning of sale. IL Ii U
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SUPERIOR DUToH FLOWER ROOTS.


Dec 15 at l. o'clock. case, comprising an assort-
ment of choice and superior Japan Lilies hyacinths
tulips crocus drops etc, worthy the attention to
florists and others. From j. a. E. Barnaart Haarlem.
Holland. II IL u
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SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE.
.. AZ the philadelphia Exchange Third and Walnut
Executors Peremptory Sale-Estate of Ann Murphy,
deceased-STORE and DWELLING, g. f. corner of
Ridge road and Green street.
DWELLING, No. SIG Chippewa street, south of Lom.
bard, west of Twenty sixth street. ll276
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EXTENSIYE PEREMPT0RMY " SALE l,L Or, OF a s; ; K0BIN-
SONS COLLECTION OF THE FINE ARTS:
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, FINE FOREIGN
ENGRAYINGS, ELEGANT DRESDEN ENAMELS.
IN HANDSOME FRAMES.
On " ednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
December l5, l5, and y at II o'clock at Robin
logue, the entire very large and valuable col
lections of the fine arts comprising 400 pictures and
including paintings by such artists Brochart OF Pars
Bodpgton, Londonj Wilson, Glasgow; hoier and and
Richards, Morap and others. of America hpe foreign
engravings; elegant Dresden enamels; painted photo
graphs, etc Each picture is framed in an elegant gold
gilt walnut frame. . 80 w ~ 6t
The collection will be on free exhibition until SALE
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Sale No. 529 Chestnut street.
ELEGANT WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS; HAND
some Walnut Parlor Suits, covered with fine reps and
hair cloth Fine Large Mirrors; Large and Superior
Fireproof Safes; Elegant Buffet Sideboards Fine Vel
vet and Brussels Carpets; Handsome China Rich Out
Glassware, etc
On Wednesday Morn ing
Dec TO- at 10 O'clock at the auction rooms No. $50
Chestnut street. by catalogue, elegant walnut household
furniture
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49, NOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK, VIA
L6iks2ft5l Delaware and Rartan Canal SWIFTSURE
A;fSsszEtats TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.-DES
PATCH AND SWIFTSURE LINE.
The business of these lines will be resumed and after
the sth of March For freights which will be taken
accommodating TERMS apply to -
W. M BAIRD 90,
S& No. 1872 South Wharves.
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m ARTSFs H MobhRN hARRSE OIL PkESMTrEE0Ssf

On Thursday Friday, and Saturday,
Dec IL, Is, and 19,
At the auction rooms No 529 Chestnut street, large and
valuable collection of Modern Oil Paintings Among the
artists represented are Paul Ritter George Hartwiok.
Hart Coates Stonefed Lotchious, Van Ney and others
equally Celebrated. o.... 80,
The collection will be On exhibition on TUESDAY the
10th nst and on the days OF sale. slot
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Sale at No 779 South Tenth street.
HANDSOME WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ChiCkerng Piano Forte Fine Brussels and Ingram
pets, China and Glassware etc.
On Tuesday Morning,
Dec. H. at 10 o'clock, at No 778 South Tenth street. by
catalogue the entire handsome walnut household furn-
ture; oiled walnut chamber suits; elegant ChickerinR
piano forte extension dining table sdeboard fine Brus
sells and ingram carpets fine China and glassware cook
ing utensils refrigerator, etc.
May be examined the morning Of sale O'Clock IL
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BUNTING, DURBOROW & CO., AUCTION
ID EERS, Nos 232 and 234 MARKET Street, corner of
Bank street Successors to John b. Myers %.
SALE OF 1000 CASES BOOTS SHOES. BRoGANs.
ETC, .....
On Tuesday Morning.
Dec a. at 10 o'clock. four months credit 1856
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At 80 O'clock at the auction rooms No. 500 Chestnut
street, by catalogue 625 lots valuable Coins. In
cuded viii be found limited States silver dollars OF 1881
and 1889 also 1872 ls5l and 1855; proofs United States
cents Of 1871 1893 1904 and 1857 and fine Caro-
lima Elephant cent, 1884 Chalmers Annapolis three
pence 17s3 United States proof sets of silver pattern
pieces United States medals political medals Con
tinental and Colonial paper money; relics mine
rails, etc.
May be seen on the day OF sale. 1t
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

A -OFTICIAL DRAWINGS
a. Missouri and Kentucky State Lotterles
MIseOuRl-HxrRA LASS b39, sRPTRMBER 1852
a. s "; -, @. a. g 81. G: ss, H. q 81.
81: g. g. 10 %, q. g. . Ss: sS q:
". a 2s. ~. 81, 72, 5s, a, ls, 3 !, iS
AZ ux;sssTucxS-9sAss SO sssriMsEs q Q !sss. =.
Information furnished In the above also Royal Havana
lotteries. J. CLUTE Broker,
No 206 Broadway and 1853 Fulton street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A T JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S,
IA ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTfONEER,


ll9 East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
FRIDAY, SEPT. g. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Gentlemen having private establishments which wish
10 dispose Of those wishing purchase anything In
horse line, will ind to their adv antage call
business men, and establishment conducted the
same straightforward principles which honorable
people in other branches Of trade
Good sAbling for horses at private sale.
We give the purchaser Of every horse that warranted
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICE IS AT NO. 80 NASSAU
STREET. opposite the Post once, where register kept
horses carriages &C., at private and public sales Liberal
advances made on everything IN the horse line.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS SALE.
years old kind in all harness. free from vice. good travellers
very rangy and kind cost the present owner &25OO
ranted sound, kind and true.
Three elegant top Wagons Doctors Phaeons one top
ana one no top Depot Wagon one two seat Park wagon all
Cream coored Horse l6h hands, years. kind in all har.
ness free from vice warranted rot In 2b and true
Bay Horse, l6S hands, years; warranted sound.
Gray Mare, hands, kind In A harness. from
vice; warranted sound kind and true
rwo Kock,ways no top Wagon, built by rooker.
az CHESTNUT Sd aSrse sk hands years kind In al harness
and stylish driver; warranted sound, kind and true
BLACK Horse good worker sold pay charges and keen
10 hands, years kind In all harness. Kind and true
Bay Morgan Mare raised In Vermont; Is hands, years.
KIND In AL harnesa free from sound kind
and true has trotted better than minutes In
Black Horse l5 hands, years kind in ali harness; free
from vice warranted sound, kind and true.
BAY Horse been used - gentemAn's road horse l5x
nends years Kind IN all hArness; trots in Smnues.
description time ot SALE We never postpone sale
count OF the weather.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals. addressed 10 etber Of hs
will be received until Thursday Ssp,embsr "a sSg FOR the
aduaon masonry and bridging thss port OF the Con-
nectIcW weNsrn nsroed extending from point the
s.is line OF Nsw York IN The town Of Salisbury pon,
OF % miles, or for any portion thereof -
Profles and specifications seen At the Eprue
her !, nert.
The company reserves the right To reject proposals no,
WILLIAM u. BARNuM president.
Or WILLIAM @. Coz, Secretary. Lime Ro. h Cam
WlBsted, Conn ~
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TX OOO TO LOAN-ON NEW YORK OR BROOK
YC.OOO iyn Real Estate, for three or Ave years, o
frst mortgages only. BUCKLE DAVY,
lt2 UroadWAv. room
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING

MILLINERY AMI IN ~ ~
At CARMINB sT.--PArTEkSs or Alb THE LATEST
dren dresses waists Jackets &o cut and oassd pattsns
''' " ~ '"' Mrs. C. CASEY.
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A JOHN vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER,
"A. NO: DUANE STREET, THIS DAY, IL ]

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS. &C.
Very stylish, superior and handsome bay Pschen Colt
sirsd 6y old Pachsn oa Of May Day dam 6sh yea
old prorp pleasant and agreeable driver
gnn Or s free from al vice or ricks uosssd Point
brsexe rack last spring N 36x very promising; has
been 'ncs sSc used By present owner FOR ps win
rsnssd 70 bess f:sS Sold without reserve.
Gray rosting Mare high years old Vanderbilt stock
A sas can shOw : 80 s.1' equally GOOD .ns; Or double:
Ting and Harness Sale positively; reasons 4. sale.
Brown black Horse, superior ANIMAL Is high, yeara
old hne roadster family horse gentle Kind good and
cd sound and kind.
Also hne leather covered top, coal boz Buggy
York city make also set Of Harness; all In hrs css cond
ton.
Black Horss l55 high ton years. good and all
has been driven by present for the past
Xs.rs can Be driven by lady, reliable eve way and '
Bay Mare i6b high years. good and In oil harness
raised on Staten sand has been used farm and for
ny purposes sold without for want Of
Also several other superior trottng and road Horsss
whole presenting 6ne unexceponabs stock Including
family and work Stock TO be sold without any reserve
DC, with which the sale Will commence.
Stock be At II. Sale prompt at H. Twenty
hours allowed on all wRrrAntees. I
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PROPOSALS..

--
(,RoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO IRON M0ULDERai-
Sealed proposals. Proposal for Iron Pper also
with the bidder and date OF the Offering will
ceived a this ONCE until ii A. n Of Monday sept 1862
for the supply Of =
e,220 linsal feet OF 20nch pipe,
$3.50 lineal feet OF 6nch pipe,
200 lineal feet OF linch pipe
And about OF branch pipes and special
spechcaonr for the above and blank forms the bids
cation NJ this once.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT I. DARRAGH.
GEORGE s. GREENE,
v.v Croton Aqueduct Board
INV YORk, August 3l. lH6Q
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
M and at ali follows "A and B, II and
Z, II is; and O, II 80; = and q, 10 80 An.
= r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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BROOKLYN BRANCH OF THE
A. NEW YORK HERALD,
nb FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN.
. . Opened especially for the
OF ADVERTISEMENTS, SUBSCRIPTIONS and LETTERS,
and for the DELIVERY Of HERALDS AT AN EARLY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A.-A-sUMMER AND WINTER ONLY EIGHT
frr. ,s oy % S nsr Jersey Karosd from !ssey C,W
three lines horse Persons doing business lower
OF the city remain at their olces Ill r. NJ half
past be seated al their dinner st ST. James HOTEL Marion
lWest EndL N Ftrst class table; elegantly furnished
Apply on the premises or to GILES. WALES 4 CO., l3
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANqE OF
n ume.-The steamboats, G: vIBBARp and DANIEL
DREW will, after Thursday, July leave Desbrosses
street al and Thirty fourth landing a. yon
kers West Point, Cornwall Newbursf rvo,
Rhnebeck, Caskll Hudson Tickets sold ard baggage
board the boats all points New York Cen
tral, Rensselaer, and Sara.oga railroads
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NATIONAL LINE. -
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier No. A North river.
ENGLAND, Thompson, Saturday, Sept. T. at2P.M.
FRANCE, Grace, Saturday, Sept H. at A. N s,x
Passage to Liverpool @lW and S'o'
steerage, $50, currency. ~
steerage from Liverpool Queenstown, $s7 cur
rency.
+. w. J. HURST, Manager.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

We take pleasure recommending these bonds Q per-
fecy safe and reliable Investment possessing security
The highest order and will furnish satisfactory Information
relating thereto. TANNER d co.
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TOWNSHIP

Republican meetings will be held as
follows:
On Monday night, Sept, goth, at
Portland. Speakers, Monahan Jones
and Trip,
Tuesday night, Sept 2lst at Madison
Furnace Speakers, Hastings and Jones
Wednesday night Sept 22d at Wha-
ley'S School House, Liberty township
Speakers, Roberts and Mackley.
Thursday night, Sept. Esd, at the
Town House in Franklin township.
Speakers, Monahan Hastings & Laird.
Friday night, Sept. oath, at Crab
GsStore, in scioto township. Speak
ers, Roberts &c Mackley,
Friday night, Sept Gath, at Winches-
ter. Speakers, Trip & Laird.
Saturday, Sept, e5th, at two O'Clock
P. M, at Berlin. Speakers, Mon.
ahan, Bundy & Mackley.
Saturday night, Sept. 25th, at Scottf
School House, in Washington town.
ship Speakers, Trip &c Johnson.
BY Order of Central Committee.
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Old ROsey's Letter.

On last Saturday morning we set
down and examined our exchanges for
the week, with the special object of
seeing what the Democratic papers had
TO say about Gen, Rosecrans' letter
But If that letter was published in a
single one of them, or there was one
single word of comment concerning it
in single one of them we failed to see
it, except the Ports. Times, We took up
the Marietta Times with considerable in
terest. Mr. Hood, the editor, is a gen
tleman whose opinions we always re-
spect, when he undertakes to give them
frankly. But we failed to find anything
upon the subject. How is this, breth-
fHu. idol. .... #t4.. ." ....Ua. IL"
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Original Story.

Onr lady readers will please forgive
us for the tone and character of our
paper during the present campaign,
Immediately after the election we will
commence the publication ofan original
story, written expressly for the Stand
ard, by a young lady who is native Of
cur county. We now have the manu-
script, and have examined it carefully.
Il isa fine effort for one so young, aud
we ask that it may be read by all. 1t
will run through somO five or six num-
bcrs Of the paper.
We will also, immediately after the
election, resume our Personal Recolec-
tiona, and "Reminiscences of the Press,
and also introduce new features of local
and general interest.
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Protection.


In what we have said about prOtec-
tion, we do not wish to be understood
Is having anything against the mer-
chants or retail dealers of jackson,
We do not blame them for desiring to
make money, in any legitimate way.
But we think the consumer--the poor
laboring man, needs some protection
too. How would it look if we should
ask the Council to protect our business
in the same wayl Here father Shower
brings in every day, a large number
OF copies of the Cincinnati Commercial
and Gazette, We cannot hope to COM
pete with the city papers. But we do
not ask to have Mr.. Shower pay fifty
dollars tax every day that he sells or
hawks city papers in our streets. The
people want cheap newspapers, as we'll
as cheap cotton goods, cheap shoes,
hats &c. If we cannot make a paper
that the people want, we will go atsome
other business. our merchants can
not buy goods and bring them here and
sell them to the people as cheap as ped
dlsrs and auctioneers can buy them,
and haul or pack them all over the
country, they had better do something
else. Let trade be free. Let the poor
man buy his cheap shirt from the man
who will sell it to him at the very low
est figure, Is not this right aud fair I
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The Herald says that we are not
pleased with the managers of the Fair,
because they did not give us the post
ers to print. That can hardly be true,
as Mr.. Sell, the Secretary, came to us
before he went to the Herald Office, and
gave us the refusal of the job As the
Herald truly says, we do this year our
full share Of the printing We do all
the nice, fancy work for the Fair. Sc
what we said can hardly be from envy
of the Herald Office.
Last year the officers came to our Of
fee and asked us what we would charge
for the printing for the Fair. We made
out bill, putting every part of it at the
very lowest figure. They then went to
the other Office, and they agreed to dc
it for about 25 cents cheaper, on the
whole job. And they got it, And q
miserable botch they made of it.
We do not go round begging jot
work, and undertaking other job Off
ces That kind of meanness we leave
or others. -
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The Democratic party ofPike county
has split in two, in about equal proper
tons. The ''ring," by downright
swindliug, succeeded in nominating Mr..
Austill, very good man by the way
for Representative Such men as
George Corwine, James Jones, and four
or FIVE hundred others of the best and
most solid Democrats in the county,
called another convention, and nomina-
ted Col. Higgins, a'man of decided tall
ent The s'ring" will perhaps find that
these men mean business.
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Jolly.

From last winter, until within the
past month, the Herald was continually
having something to say about the
STANDARD and its editor -%ithout any
reply from US. Mean, cowardly in
situations were thrown out about par
ties for whose conduct we were in no
way responsible. At last we conclud-
ed to get down and fight the ring in
their own style. We suspected that
the renowned Levi DUNCAN was at the
head of these dirty insinuations. A
man whose character for morality and
honesty would not beer the light. A
played out lawyer, played out poIiti-
clan, and played out man generally.
We were correct. Last week we had
positive evidence that he wrote GER
tain article, and in reply we touched
him in very tender place. We made
home thrust which caused the CALLED
jade to vince. To convince any one
how we touched the quick, just look at
his paper, the Herald of last week. He
RACES, foams, froths at the mouth, and
says many wonderful things. lie kaows
that 'Ce knO,O good many things. We
feel jolly that we have been understood
by him, and that our little thrust has
had the desired effect.
When Mr.. DUNCAN was a candidate
for Representative, two years ago, we
said nothing personal about him, al
though his moral character, and his
character for honesty were none of the
best; but we never uttered a hint
about him. As soon as DR.. Williams
came out for the same Office, Mr.. Dun
gan was dreadfully exercised about his
moral character, and threw out Won
derful insinuations. Now we do not
know anything against DR., Williams
moral character. IfMr. DUNCAN does,
let him come out and tell it. Do not
be cowardly. We referred him to the
place where he could read hfs moral
character, as s,oOrn to by the late Demo
cratic Sergeant-At-Arms of the Ohio
Legislature. He says he has read it,
and it appears to put him in terrible
rage to see himself as Sam Pike saw
him. .....I ...
We feel merry. We will let Mister
Dunnigan writhe and wriggle awhile.
Then we may "come again.
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Mr. DUNCAN pities us because we
have not very extensive law practice.
All true; but then we have been max
ing little each year over and above
what the law allows us, and have paid
a title income tax each year. 1t has
been but little, but we are thankful for
small favors We believe Mr.. Dun
gan has never paid any income tax.
How is this7 Law practice too small,
or has there been a mistake () in yoar
affidavit each yeari