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The New York herald., 1871-12-08
ROHsEs, CARRIAGES, sc.
AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL.
once and sa!esroou- u Nassau street,
opposite the Post ohice

olce salesroou- u Nassau street,
opposite the Post ohice
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
no. na AND hpHsa il" s4sA AVar3s isr ST. NEAR 4rH Av.
sAhEs ERsRS TSssSsy s$S Ss,Ss;
ELEGAET sORREL HORSE, Is HANDS. . wears, kind
and warranted sound. Also COUPE HARNESS, Dy DeNs-
DOC CART WITH TOR AND TURNOUT SEAT,
BRIGHT BAY HORSE, il HANDS. YEARS; kind in
all harness and under saddle free from vice sound, kind
and true; also set Harness and
TOP WAGON IN Aood or
mpu.cs is stylish and warranted Also set
couPE AND FnURsEAT PARK PHAEToK.
BAY HORSE, l4a HANDS, YEARS: Kind In all har-
sxY HoNsn, % Is HAMS YEARS Kind in all harneas,
free from vice, good traveller and warranted SOUND
old kind IN all harness saddle; free frcm vice;
tros n 80 mnues very stylish and handsome and war
DARK BAY HORSE. is HANDS. YEARS; kind in ali
HoF HMSS KIND in all h.r
ness free from yce good worker ana warranted sound
harness; tr.e from wee warran led sound.
DUN HOhsL, l6S HANDS. years old; free from vice
"IS DARK BAY Horse Is HANDS, YEARS; kind in all
harness; free from vice ,s ant warranted sound
free from vice o in three minutes, stylish and
han some; sound klnd and true. n
Stock 5 hai ds years. free from vice. superior under
saddle sI and IRA ,tss f9an rrNa uosss
24ss years old. ali harness. sound and roi
Several Hor description st Top and
no top Wagons, Rockaways Phaetons, Road ami Depot
agons. Slri -bs. Hatne ga. Ro )es &C.
Weather
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
LEi:iI. NOTICES.


IN ruE COUNTY COURT or KESl. HOLDEN AT
i Dover, England. -,
aYi smith ana Others teenilnts.
BE rcsdent Ia Amercsrake notice, that I'M
appear either by attorney ths hear
in. II County Court to be holden at boyer on
Gath Of January 7, At ii O'CLOCK w the foreaoon
snb u:ed service OF the and rlant In this su
win ordered service thsreor VII be dispensed
with altos tho,, as the Court shall direct
Dated ths 18th day OF November, lsiL
ROBBERY GREENHoW Registrar OF the Court.
SUPREME COURT.
- in The mater the application OF tho Mayor. Adermsn
Of the city OF New YORK, rciasiTc 70 ne
wicenng and strengthening oi rv
Thirty street aud FIFTY nn'h arec ana also
the king OF that part OF Broadway between rny
Thry street, and tha part between Fortv-
second street anc foiysevenh street, OF greater wiiin
'n'" o"' N" in The CITY or NEW YORK.
We the undersigned, Commissioners OF Esmate ami As
entitled matter hereby give notice 10
iessee lessees occupant or occu-
pants Of AL houses lots imuroved or unmprovel lands
the fourth OF the act OF the lie siaturo ol the
people the New YORK. en.ei "An act IN relation
10 The widening and Strengthening OF Broadsay VI the cly
New YORK; and 10 regulate the pfactee 10 hs proeeeI
mate and assessment n sit bcoIe sn mater anu tnas
the ao-tract of proposed report t:en sh winl ino
made damage, AMI tAo assessments imlcseS Vr
said has been delostet ~ ie oncc o tnS
Depar ut Pubic WORKS. "a ha city 81 New ork sail
nbs,rac TO rema sail oice - public inpcc,oA
and until the aisi lay OF December "i Wnsn
presenc fay the court 81 speisA
t,rm hereof, be he'd before tho ton Albert 'aruosv;
Jace al the House ~ the city OF New rors, on s1
2Ist day OF Dceemorr lS a. lhs open os '' oour''
Dated NEW foah, No snoer ~; ~; "a. Il, -.,.-,
wiLLiAN WOODS ,'"''''''
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
~ o..rINs. HOG~

siO.IlNs. HOGS, sIaD-, NC.
E'OR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, BIRDS
&C. Medicines for all diseases prepared Food for mock
ing bros, at b. q. DOvEYS- No. Greene street,
canal.
CAME CHICKENS.-BLACKAN AND BROWN BREASTED
VI Reds and tred TO feather; lot for Address
box IL, Sausatuck, Conn.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
/ co.I. AND ,yODp.

tnn FOR NUT coal, Es1 AVID FURNACE. ~ D;
sKtl stovc ~ nsr ton OF 2e01 I've. detivcrci rhOS.
THEDFORD. fweuty.scgeEih street IN Z N.Eih avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Is ropod,s has opened new and eosan, rooms at Tis
treat ii who are troubled and Inverted
Na,ls. Ladies' treated at thtir residences If desired.
RoyAIh FAvAH4 TIA as.d': 20
York; box "a Post vnice.
DoYAL ANA-ExTRAoRDIsARY DRAWING
~ rrres cashed by r. oRfEoA 2' Wan street, Post ONCE
ID OVAL HAvAkA AND KENTUCKY LorrERIEs.-ALL
- VIC 'Ae'. p-1S' DE Ian BROS. Brokers.
$50 Br,adway, room lS ana No. Astor place. x
RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY or CUBA NOVEMBER
g., Nos a as 81 drew sIsvoo. Addres. BAILEY Co..
told established oiice, ia Broadway.
DoYAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LorrERY-AT LErp.
on die. THLOD0R ZscaocH, il6 Nassau street. Post
uTAMMERING.-yEw YORK .sTAMMERING INsrI.
f,ssors Nan an Gown manssers IlnoaraeleI
pesS. So pa. pay until cured bend Tor pros
SEE rHE
TELEGRAM CARTOON
THREE CENTS. To.Mo1Row THREE CENTS.
WHO'D DE surreRFLY,
GREAT LOCAL HIT
FULL PARTICULARS OF
THE F1sK.MANsFIELD SUIT
AND
ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
BALLS. PARTIES, ETC.
LOCAL, GENERAL
INFORMATION FROM
ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
ALL in
THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
FINANCIAL.

L,IRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES ON SOME GOOD
improved property for sale discount Brokers need
not answer. HENRY BANTA,
le3 Marcy avenue, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

|, ,khUsEMENTs-sxooSD PAeK-Foursh fifth and six,a
siIliaFpssrsosp = PAansecond esas" column. sS S%n
BUAkDhRs WASTLD-sEoosD fAGE-Eirst aud second
I BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-sroosn or-sec-
BRookLYNs REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwrLrrn
Buslsfss eFposr ssHIa Mites pAsr-snA col
CITY REAL STATE FOR sALE--TwILFru rAsE Sixth
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELrru PAsr-Fourth col
HSD
coAt %Sb "a oopsasr 'is esa%ni column
. 6oAsrwIs siEAMshirs-Finsr PAas-fiih and sixth
pAN6is AcApEMIEs-sreos PAer-sIssA column
bwlLLIsG nogshs 70 LIT, FuEHIsHnp AND US-
EUROPEAN sTEAAsliIts-Finsr rAas-thsh column
EyIs AS6 EANs s.sEoosp PACE II column.
Elm rrlNAScIALeFiRsr rAaE-Fonrth Fourth. column.
f3sSIsahD @ ROOMS AsD 1Pshr&LHls 3 TO LET
ESs ESssG ss's"9
HELP NTEp-FEMALEs-rwELrrH PAaE-rh,rd and
HELP '"s'a WsASTnD"xALEs- TWELFTH rAsE-pah col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, Ao-Flnsr PAsH-secona and
hotfs ae So%
81 f%ssy
eni sixth cou nns.
INsTkUUTIuN- -ELfvFNTH PAGF-Sixth column.
'A"sis GEN ~ REAL Il a HsTXrE fok sALE~TwrIrru
PAGE-Sixth column.
! LECTURE SEAsOK-srOoNp PAar-sixth column.
LEGAL NOTICES. FIrsr PAGE-sixth column
LOAN oFFlC S--FIEsT PAGE Fourth column.
LOST AhD FOUND-FIRsf iAGE-Fi'st column.
MACHINERY SECOND PAGE Fourth cO.umn
MARBLE MANrELS-TwELrTH PAGE-Sixth column.
MI DICAL- SrOoND PAGE-s ecDnd coinn.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVEkTISEMLNiS-rESTH PAGE-
Sixth n.
MISCELLANEOUS ELEVENTH PAGE Fourth column.
MuSICAL--sEoo ID PAGg-sixtn CO umn.
PEReuNAL-FiasT PAaE-tirst column
PlANOFURTnS-SEOONpP PAGE-Ftftn column.
POLITICAL-TwELr1u PAGE-ftith co umn
MISREPRESENTATION AaE six IA coiurnn. -. -
PROPERLY OUT OF THE CITY FOX SALE OR TO
RtNT-TWELrTn PAGE Sixth column.
REAL Es1ATE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Sfxt
REAL ESTATE wANTtD-TwELrvn PA0E-sixth column
RhMARus-FIRsr rAGE--tirst column.
SALES AT ArAUCiIoN-ELEvENTHPAo PAoE-Th'rd ana iourth
SITUATIONS wANTED-Ft MALES TWELFTH PACE
flrst secon AMI tniri coiumns
SITUATIONS WANrED-MAL PAGE-
SPECIAL NUIIUEs-FIRsr PAsE-rrss and second
sPORTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &o.-FIasr PAGE Second
THE TRADns-TwELETn PAeE-Fifth column.
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PuKPusGS-SEcoSD PACE
TRAvnLLERa' oUIDE- FIRST P ssE-sixth column.
UNFUkNiSH d ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEoOSD PA6K-Ihri column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE r IRsT PAGE--Fourth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &c.-FInsT PAaE-Tnrd col
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
COtsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

CDtSrWlSh SIDAhsIlrS.
pacific MAIL sTEAMsiIP ooMrAS;;,s COM LINE TO
CARRYING M.i1s. S,f sAsasA sasshsosss AND
KINGSTON yAxArcss,s ssssSEGs skSaG In9aarnA AND GREY.
MExicp, GtNTeAL AMERICA,
Steamers leave 18th nm 3vh Of each month EXCEPT when
those daes r., o. SUNDAY issa Ae sS u Com
ner, Iicr ~ North River at II ocock noon for
Aspinwal, via kngston Jamaica, touching nt Acapuloo
steamer sAcaAM MO Captain -; s.so connec,iag
for all Central American AMI South Pacific ports Freight
% @ poi rfus vii savo a. o. san
January ls7 for Japan and China For rates OF passage
freight nnd all further Information apply at Compa0ys
0Hl'' =" ''' p' '''' VI NA'A r. BABY, Aseu.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, sailing regularly
every Thursday O'clock r. 81 precisey from pier No.
MORRo CASTLE Capt, 8. O. Porter (va Nassau. Dec "A
MISSOURI, Capt. r. H. Morton (via Nsssau) Jan.
f0f fs'Sn' 0' p'''Ah' Apgv <. ~ DIMocE. President.
No Bowling Greer
JIAyANA, PRoGREsO AND VERA Cruz
Ill New YORK ami Mexican Mail steamship Line, leaving
per u East RIVER at 81. ~. drcc, iiavaas.
CLEOPATRA, Phillips (iIayana Saturday. Dec 3
CRY OF MEXICO; Zimmerman .weane.iay Jan
TUT ''''''' " /. 'ALEXASDnE 4 SONS, s3 broadway
TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON sTRAMERs-roUCH.
l. ins at Key West carrying the Un'tci states mail.
Tho steamship AkIADSr, Captain Dane At pier 20 East
Rysr w h LEAVE ~ ss.graay ns n 20 all points
on tie Houston ami Henderson ani b. D. H. ana
e. II. MALLORY a CO., 1853 Maiden Ianc.
orto ". y. CLYDE. lls Wal street
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

OFFICE OF MEssRs. MORTON. BLISS co.
~ NEW York, Dec ], 1871.
Charles T. Minor retrcs from firm and from busi:
and Mr. George s. Bowdon becomes partner FROM
this date NORTON BLISS 4 90.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

ATPUBLIC CrIoN. ON SATURDAY DEC. g.
"a At private stables No. lO0 West Thrythrd street,
Sixth avoaue. Mt ~ O'Clock A. NJ
Three of gent r0adsters offered at
public sale; also RoaI Wagons, Harness, Blankets, &C.
Consisting OF the hands and fast bay Patchcn trotng
Horse Harry sired by old Pachen dam Star mare raed
in Monroe county. York; l5x high, ycars old,
of the gated Patchens raised oei his
mile wher hvc old in 25 has improved n speed since
and show 2A0 gait day of sae Ia eleg0nt driver
fears nothng long heavy tail, reaching the ground Is war
ranted ,und and KIND.
The lnest stylish rotting in New York is
Lady wilkins black 10 hands, only years old troed
at Fleetwood last August private In 22, 2ilH,
2f0 has been owned by private gentleman and never
handled for when In condition trot her mile
In no pu!er; ay can drive her, and Is warranted
sound and kin
Also the very handsome brown trons Mare Belle 10
15 high years old handsome pcture has frequent
ly beaten l6, $50 gait day of
gentle AMI amable for the tm!d lady drive; win
stand without tying and warranted sound and kind In
every particular.
One sue-s spring Concord Wagon, single Harness.
One top Wagon. by Stivers, one set double Harness.
One Efega nj Portland 8 eich, two uc Volt Robes
One Road Wa, on by Sewell, two st inss ellis.
One tunalo Robe two whips, pair hne Kersey Blankets
The above the property OF gentleman who s now In
Washington for tie winter and sels without restriction.
Stock exhibition until time OF sale.
JOHN D. HAMLIN. Auctionear.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

nF DANIEL LINAHEN, NATIVE or PIERMONT.
~ When last heard OF was in Leavenworth CITY, Kan
OF him viii BE- kindly received hts Mrs
JOHANNA LlNAuEN, Piermcnt. n. Y. Western papers
Dlease copy
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY PER DAY OR MONTH
Wl commercial paper negotiatei advances on stocks.
bonds, policies, furniture, pianos valuabes, plate
other misc laneons securities. Storage JAM CAGNEY
Auc onee Real Estate aud Loan Broker bl Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ.
TILL . T. NJ. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY hind.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
CHE GNEAr soCrHERN rREIanr AND rAssENoER

TNoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
l. The Old Dominion Steamship Company viii des-
pier 81 North taeit eeg siiewhsel
steamship ISAAC BELL, for Norfolk City poin. and
Richmond. Saturday, December 2, at +. NJ. giving
through bills of adng t5 all point, souh and Southwest
Through passenger tickets isscd to al points Acconmoda
Greenwich street, corner Dew street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

6.Dn REwARn.--TIIE PARTIES THAT TOOK A
sD,)V Bunch OF Keys aud Jewelry from 563 ave.
nue. will above reward by returning the no
nnesions asked Answer in Personals OF Herald stating
place OF meeting.
~ ETECTIvES. cox KING, ~ BROADWAY AND II
New street established 1852 furnan onIy reliable
experienced operatives offices Chicago St
Loua Corrcspont tents in nj principal cities and Europe.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

PERSONAL.
JENNIE sHATTUCK WILL PLEASE GIVE ADDRESS,
e Trough personals in Herald, to GEORGE.
MADAME sEAvEy, DRESsMAKER. FORMERLY OF
M 9 Nineteenth viii please scnd her present
) hddress 10 Mrs. j. o. H.. sturtevant House.
NELLIE LoTRIpGE WILL FIND AN OLD FRIEND
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

SsTEAMBOAT ExCURS1ON.-SHOEL LID OLD ACQTAINT
- be forgot and never brought 10 mind2 CLARA.
q H. RELEASE SEND MY LETTERS TO PHILA
y. dcnha, OF J. Mitchell, l,lu6 Sans0m street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
1 BsoLurE AND uNREsERvED SALE.

A TOP WAGON, es5; ONE SECOND HAND COACH
"A. Y225; top Express Wagon, a60; open Wagon
$sO brewster Road Wagon 5000 one Dusenbu,y top
hand Carriages OF different sves Harness OF all kinds
Coaches and Clareaces Of my own make.
W. II. GRAY, 20 to % Wooster street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

II HYDRAULIC PRESS WANTED-OF At LEAST LOO
tons: paten five feet square rise Of ram five feet Ad
dress stating price and where II be seen, W. H. Co.
box ,lo1 Post Onlcc
UTANTED.-ANY LADY HAVING SINGLE CAMEL
w HAIR Shawl, In good order, may find crs,omer by
addressing A. c., box l9 Herald Eranch occ 5 Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
EUROPE,

)ARYs--HoTEL DE LtMPIRE, 81 RUE EEUvE, ST.
j. AUGUSTINE, corner CT the Rue Dc Ia Pair L RABEs
PROPRIETOR happy TO 10 hs friends aud the ravc-
Ing public In general that his house has sdreed no injuries
during the last events.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
$4,000 Worth Of Gratitude.

During the Eve years of strife for the preser-
walton Of the Union, thousands Of sick and
msimed soldiers from all parts Of the United
States could attest to the hospitality Of the ell
liens and especially the ladies OF Cincinnati.
The geographical position of that city made tia
sud Of general rendezvous for the disabled from
a large portion Of our army. Tho Cincinnati
Coan,srciol furnishes this illustration OF one
whO appreciated the kindness shown him
''DuriuR the war captain in the Union army
laid sick at st. johns Ill spital in this city. His
illness was so serious that his life dispaired
oF, and no himself did not expect to recover. /
lady of the city. and a most estimable lady,
whose husband was a salesman on Pearl street,
was at that time, aud all Though the war, Civ
lug her time to the care Of the sick and wound
ed soldiers. The sick captain was noticed by
her in ber rounds one day, as he lay expecting
n die. She assured him he would recoveri took
charge Of him, and by careful nursing saved his
Rre. lie recovered bis health, and after the
war engaged IN business here aud was seocess-
faT. Desiring to express in some taugible form
his gratitude, he took out policy in the New
York Lille Insurance Company for ten thousand
dollars, aud indorsed upon the back of ii trans
fer To this Ia ly, informing no one Of tho fact but
his own brother. A week or two since he sick
ened aud died, aud the lady will receive the ten
thousand dollars"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
The Prosbytery of Maum 60.

This body Of Christian gentlemen has just
closed very interesting and profitable meeting
10 this place.
The addresses were all able and interesting
productions. The Rev II. NJ. MoCRAcKEN deliv-
cred very able and.prohtable address on the
Catholic Church, Mr.. HYDE, of Antwerp, ad-
dressed his co-workers on the Qualifications ~
the Ministry ofthese Times, and Rev. II. NJ.
BACON, Of Toledo, gave finished and able dis
cussiOn ~ Presby yterianism, slowing the antiq-
uity Of this form Of church organization and the
work of the Church in producing intelligence
and organizing liberty.
The case of Rev. WIN McE Lw Err, late OF Bow
ling Green, came regularly before the body for
hnal disposition. The Presbytery having his con-
fession Of guilt before them, proceeded to depose
him from the Gospel ministry and ex-communi-
Gated him from the Church, and d clare his pul
pit vacant. They further ordered their action
published in the papers to guard the public
against him.
The sessions closed on yesterday morning and
the members left at once for their homes.
This is tue first meeting Of the united body in
this place, and our people for the first time, had
an opportunity to become acquainted with the
former members Of the Maumee Presbytery o..
s and it is saying but little to add that they
made most favorable impression as a body oI
earnest Christian gentlemen, whose influence
cannot but be fr good 10 their various fields o!
lab or
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
HON. JAMES MONROE

M. S. CASTLE, ESQ,
Will address the citizens Of this vicinity, at the
Court House, on Saturday Evening, October 7ih
on the issues Of the campaign.
We regret to announce that Hon. JOHN A.
BISoHAM will be unable 10 fill his engagement
here as announced last week.
The following are the appointments for loca
speakers;
West MilIgrove-C Col. J. A. Shannon, Septem-
ber 2S--oveninR.
Dewese School House, Weston twp.--S. s.
Long aud W. A. Benschoter, September "a
evening.
Householders Capt. ]. NJ. Hord and ]. W
Canary, September 25-eveninR.
EaRlevilIe-Hon. Asher Cook ard Robert
Dunn, September 2i--evening.
Dresser School House. Portage twp.--Col J.
A. Shannon, September 2S--evening.
Tontogany--Lieut. Gov. John G. Lee, Sep
tember 27-evening.
Custar-Capt. J. NJ. Hord and j. II. Reid
September 27-evenipg.
Judson School House, Weston twp.--W. A.
Benschoter and 3. 5. Case, September 81
evening.
Haskins- Hon. A sher Cook and P. s. Abbott
8 ,ptember 26--evening.
Pemberville--Col. j. A. Sharn non and s. s
Long, September 23--evening.
Osborn School House, Liberty twp S s.
Long and j. W. Canary, September 3O--eve-
ring.
Weston--Col. J. A. Shannon and P. 8. Abbott,
SEPTEMBER 30--evening.
Portage--CnI. J. a. Shannon and J. W
Canary, October O. evening.
Hampton School House, Plain twp.--Capt. J.
d.. Hord and Edison Colt, October 6--eve-
ming.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
Life In a Head OnIv.

Under Ii is title the Frenologicoi Journal gives
in its last issue an account of remarkable case
of man whose control OF his person below the
neck has been lost from the effect Of blow re-
ceived on the back of the neck. Strange to say,
the accounts written by the individual himself.
who has by long practice learned to write by
holding short bar of wood in his teeth, through
a hole in the outer end of which pencil is
thrust. resting vertically upon tn paper. A
facsimile of the writing is given, which is cer-
tainly a remarkable example Of difficulties con-
quered by perseverance. Iu writing, the paper
is laid upon a stand, and brought up close to
the face Of the invalid, the paper being adjusted
and held by an attendant. The success which
this unfortunate man has achieved in writing,
has encouraged him to attempt drawing. aud it
is probable that some of his efforts in this line
will hereafter be offered for sale. The case is
really very remarkable one, and the account
given seems every way reliable.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
Democratic Consistency,

The New Depar-turists Of Pennsvlvania are in
the Same boat with the Ohio Democracy, and
the 'craft is being safely piloted to the briny
waters of Salt River Forney's Press says
Nothing in cur political history affords paral-
lei to the nice ease with which the Democratic
leaders of Pennsylvania have forgotten their
acts and speeches in the past. If they had
completely embraced Republicanism, the con-
trast between that posision aud the one they
held three or four years ago would not be so
strong, because it would be remuneration, not
an attempt, like the present one, to reconcile
previous practices with present professions.
Take, for instance, General McCandless. Two
years and more ago be declared in the STATE
S-nate, during the debate on the Fifteenth amend
ment, that the theory contained in the act sap
ped the Every foundations OF our liberties" Now
he is running on platform which endorses the
theory that was sappiug "the very foundations
of our liberties" and get attempts to reconcile
the two extremes, and to make the people be-
lieve that he is a consistent Democratl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

An Iowa journal noticing the great prevail, nee
of hail and wind storms, and the terrible destruc
tion OF crops in the western country, suggests
the establishment Of company to nsnre against
risks Of this description, so that farmers might
secure some indemnifca iion against loss of
crops, barns, out-houses, and homesteads, which
frequently strips The industrious cutivator OF
tho soil of the entire fruit of his labors. 1t is
argued that a man may insure his ship and bis
goods against the Derils Of the ocean, and his
house and property against loss by FIRE that he
can also secure a provision for his dependent
family in case Of meeting with an acCicent or
loosing his life ; and II is asked with great
force why the same system Of indemnity can rO,.
be adopted for the protection Of farmers agains /
the devastation of hail and land tempests, This
is question that is at least worth serious con
sideration bV our farmers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
THE IUDGEsHIP.

Judge Morr was in town yesterday looking
AFTER his political prospects, but unlike his com
pettor. JACKSON, be did not search for them in
the doggeries. 1t is now settled that we must
have one Of these men for Judge. Which one
shall it bes Both are Democrats and with Re-
publicans it is a choice of evils. MOTT is a So
Der, decent and respectable gentleman, though
not, perhaps, a very profound lawyer. JACKSON
isno better lawyer than MORT, and the fact that
he stumped our county to promote the election Of
the liquor sellers candidate, indicates his sym
pathies and affiliations. And he is the JACKSON,
who sought to organize formidable armed op
position to the "dra(t" in Crawford county, and
who declared that abe would fight the damned
abolitouists till He'll frozs over :and then fight
them on the iee." Can Republicans vote for
himf Surely not.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
THE REPRESENTATIVE,

We are informed that our friend, MICHAEL
HAYES, has very lively antcip1tons of being
elected to he Legislature. His hopes are found
ed upon the supposition that Mr.. DODGE will
draw very many votes from the Republican par
ty and that enough of them will vote the whole
Democratic ticket to elect him, HAYES. In 9TH
sF words, it is expected that whiskey will elevate
DoDoE and that DoDaB will draw HAYES up af-
Ter him We have no doubt but both of them
prehsnd the elevation will be an "Irish hoist,
that is, ga peg lower"
But MICHAEL, take frienl's advice and do
not get too high, or the fall may hurt you serious
ly- The sidewalks are in bad condition.