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BUSINES,S CARDS.
GARRATT,
• t o foa, Fond , • •
and Moat, Barren 'and Dairy
Salt ) ,74caothy and Cloter ,t3e4Groixrles, Provio
one, Frni,t,yietk, Pel.tolenno, til l Wooden and Stone
Were, 'Monne Notions, &e. tar Opposite Itailioo
11 :9 06 klaW *Word, rt. Aicb 24,1863.-17.
LAVliitoii. s. C. TTLt3, t.• w. mazy.
LATHROP, TYLER 4bRIGEY,
IMRALIIRS In Dry Hood ' s, Groceries, Hardware. Ready
AY Made Clothing. Boots & Shoes, Haw & Cape,
Wood & Willow Ware, Iron. Nails, Bole & Upper Leath
er, Fish, Flourand Balt, all of which they on'er at tha
very .
larlaCM7olllo .Z.VICORBo..OI
L anima Brick Building, Montrbse, Pa.
April 6, 1983. y.
EVAN JENKINS,
Zitoevismsecl
EHANNA ALizeCOtioipor,
FOR SUSQUUNTY.
(Post Office address. Dundaff, or South Gibson, Sustea
County, Penn's.)
Fcb. 3, 180.-1.110
lru 7 unerricsa coo= mos 'rouxEau.
WK. H. COOPER & co.,
kiTEClOM—lllontrose', Pa. Successors to Poet,Cooper
BCo. Office, Lathrops'nevir building, Turnpike-et.
r. 1. i'coia.mi:• D. taurair—
McCOLLITM tt- SEARLE,
TPORNEYS and Counsellors
t hemafLaw,— Pa.
AA. Office in lathrope new building, over
DR. 11, SMITH Ai SON,
URGEON DENTISTS,—Montrose, Pa.
°Office in Lathrops' new tmildiag,' over ,17 14 a 7,i.
tbe Bank. An Dental operations will be , oa k iii i
performed In good style and warranted.
JOHN SAUTTER, 4
FASITIONABLE TAlLOlL—Montrose, Pa. Shop
over I. N. Bullard's Grocery, on Main-street.
Thankful for past favors, he solicits a continuance
—pledging himself to do all work satisfactorily. Cut
tinM done on short notice, and warranted to
ontrose, Pa„ July 2tt; lBoo.—tf.
P: LINES,
F3SIIIOIIART.R TAlLOR . —lifontrote , Po. Shop
In Mentz Block., over store of Read, Watrons
I Poster. All work warranted, as to fit and finish. lb
Cutting done on short notice, in best style. Jan '6O
JOHN GROVES,
imsniotuatuc TAlLoß,—xoninse, Pa. *Amp .
r the Baptist Meeting House, on Turnpike
trest. AU faders dried rowdy. In first-rate style. ' u
Cutting done on eland notice. and warranted to fit.
L. B. ISBELL,
.100 ERMA Ckocka, Watches, and Jewelry At the ..
I.lrabortastnothxondon reasonable terms. AS
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work warranted. Shop In Cbagdiar andJcornp's •
storeAllorrigoer., P a . oas tf -
wm. w. saes,
(UM ' AND CHAIR • MANTIPACTIIIIERS.—Foot
ontala artet, )(outrage, Pa. amp, tf
C. 0. FORDUAM,
ANUFACTUIDIRof .ROOTS 8110 ES. Montrose.
M
PO.. lamp over Dewitt's store. All kinds of work
made to order. and rep:MET:done neatly. jc2 y
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ABEL TIIIIRELL,
DEALER in Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Dye
Stuffs, Glass Wait, Paints, Oils, Varnish,Win
dna Glass, Groeetiet4, Palley Goods, Jewelry rerre
/te.—Agent or all the most popular PATENT
IMICEOII,.--ltleitittose, Pa. stag tf
. , :D.A.YrD C. ANEY, M. D.
I:LAVING located permanently at Mew Milford, Pa,
villiatterforproniptly total calla with which he may
he favored. Office at T ads.' Hotel.
Stria/Milford. July, It ICal
MEDICAL CARD.
DR. E. PATRICK, & DR. E. L'GARDNER I
LATE GRADUATRof the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
1.1 OP YALE COLLEGE, have formed a copartnership
for the practice of Medicine and Sarr,cry.and are prepared
to attend to all business faithfully - and panctually.that
may be intrnsted to their care, on terms commensurate
with the times.
Diseases and deformities of the EYE, surgical opera
tions, and all surgical diseasesaairticatirly attended to.
' rirOffice over Vrebtes Store. Office hotirs from Ba.
m. to 9 p. m,.. All sorts of country produce Laken in pay
ment, at the bigh , est value, and CASII NOT NEFUSED.
Montrbse, Pa. ?day Ith,l%.l.—tpf
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TAKE NOTICE
Qpid
C e al heep lat Fox . Minn. Inalgt, and all Idn ie roi
Furs. A good ' (cement of Leather and Boots and
sass
on hand. Mine. Tannery, ,Alidtop
hiatn-Stanot—
' • IN1?-601. 4,,r- KitguJi i
IRE INSURANCE.
pit.:***(CLONORTO AMERICA
AT Pl;EL9**,,pd.; - -, . •
BasEstablitili4ipi4wyjnldwitrose
The Oldest w CA.erith% Unim;
cAsn.cixrrmezto IN • 4 500 , 0 X*
ASSETS 0171311, $1,1100,03M
fIIII6 rates areas tow as those of. any good company In
L New Yore, or elsewhere. and Its Dlreetureare aniong
the ant for honor and Integrity_
ttnantaaPrAwt,See'. .lIIIR
4. COFFIN. Pres.
Montrose, July 15, '62. BILLINGS 13T80110,Ag1..,
IN Co 3141.
MN COMPANY
Pircoaraeircorls.
CASH - CAPItAL ONE MILUON DOLURSi
MUTTS Ist Scat'' 1660,51,461,819.27
L I.li.2lllTlEit, " " • 43,0611.68
J. Miltonitialth.Betty. Chas. J.-Martin, Preiltlent.
John KeGee, As't •' F. Wilmarth, Vice, ")
Policies Wood and renewed, by the rmdersigno a
t his office, in the Brick Block, Montrose, Po.
'BILIANG'S S4l OIIDi Agrint.
R..I4III!GMM'ALMTCIN2ISI
To' England, Ireland and Scotland;
A BR IiMAMIIIML 4 B BONI DRAFTS. in mune one
pound and nnwarde. payable ell .the =Spat
,towns
,F in gia,p4l i e n lanAtad Seotr e lt . or
Montrose, Pa.
J. B. HAZLETON,
Ay: said 1110 0 8ra,Phic
• Artist, Montrose, Pa.
~'PidllTOstakl
(kts . Tsio - fdisArt.
• ' Rettengill gt CO' •
O. .87 PARR Ito*. New iortiotrid d Statalitreet,
sostoa, are our agenta tor thaXorstroseDisavnzt In
those attics „and arc aathorizad to take sulvertioautcute
aufroaabicrptiuna.for rigatoni borcatxistua. •
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SEMMMI
OF 'THE suscitainius*.coxacriry
gOCIM I
wia ito*ildsz O:i
Wednesday and t Thursday'. Sept. 110th
' ' and 06t.Ast, :1868.•
„. knies ", ali a settlituozio.
The Secietary havnAn
offine on the 'Pair "Gionn4s,.„w ere ft.he
Judges are requeeted._ to ineet at 16
clock ,of the 13e.conta day, when theirnamea
will be called and, vacancies: filled; and
they, will enter upon their duties, and be
ready to reriort in writing at 2 o'clock of
the same day. It is, hoped that all per
sonsnpriuted on .A.vhirng Committees
will be present at that hour. The Judges
can resort to the office for instruction and
to make out repor.ts.
Exhibitors wishing to compete for pre
miums, must haie their animals or arti
cles entered en the Secretary's Book the
first day of the Fair, if possible; and a
Card, which will be received from the Sec
retary, C. L; Brown, must be placed on
the article or animal to be exilibited.—
They must be all on the ground for exhi
bition by 10 o'clock, •a. in. of the second
day, or they cannot receive a premium.—
No article or animal can be removed be
lore the close of the exhibition except by
permiSsion of opo of the Executive Com
mittee.
is very desirable that all vehicles en
tering the enclosed ground should keep
in motion.
Superintendents of the different depart
ments will have all articles 'and animals
systematically arranged. The officers of
the society 'and superintendents will be
knewn by their official bidges.
A sufficient Police force will be in at
tendance, day and night, to protect the
properly of exhibitors,
Arrangements are made. for all stock
over night. There will be a Committee
at the entrance of the'Fair Grounds, to
direct all persons driving m stock over
night,
Stock can be entered ten days previous
to the Fair by calling on C. L. Brown,
Secretary. Office at F. B. Chandler's
stare.
Colts and Mules must be exhibited in
stalls, during the exhibition.
No provision will be made for Stalling
stock over two years old.
No premium will be awarded to any
person exhibiting articles or animals not
entered in the name of the bone fide own
ers of the same.
Order of Arrangements.
The gates will be open from 7 o'clock
until G p. m J each!day.
FIRST DAF-TEIIIR.P. , TOAT, SEPT. 30.
At 12 o'clock, m., tlte track will be o
pen forpromiscuous driving until 2 p. m.
All horses in harness, cantered for premi
ums, are expected to be,present and take
their places, as called by the Superinten
dents.
At 3 p. m. voluntary Lady and Gentle
men riding until 4; and driving from 4 to
sp.
SECOND DAY--FRIDAY, OCT. 1.
At, 11 o'clock a. m, aGmnd Cavaleade
of Holies, entered, for peiiitaps,
place on the track:
At 111 o'clok a. m., .at the call of the
Superintendent, class first will assemble in
front of theltidges' -stand,lor exhibition
and final inapectton.. , _
At 12 o'clock, sp., single and matched
horses,
At Colts.
I . IN Wei• • •
'At 2 1). xe., 'the addtessliy Benjamin
Parke t !-Esq.
At &,p. 0 2 4 *ci onnonnaeinent at the
Award of PrenOtinu3-
To colichideiviA afl'exhihitiodpf ggn.
end driving on the trael
- • - DIVISION; 1.-71i0ESES.
CLASIi.i.--Stailiorii and Mares: Best
_draught stallion and one of his colts, di
ploma and - $5; 4nd best, 4; best, stallion
roadster, 5; ;ad . best, 4; , best brood
mare and colt, ,5 ;, Id best, 4.
Judges Chester Bliss, Silver Lake; . A.
Lathrop, Montrose; Geo. Harrison, New
lifilferd. . ' . ' '
Cuss n.--Single awl Matched imam :
Best sipgle_gelding, over 4 yeara old,
raised in the county, $3; -2d , best, 2;
bist, mare over 4 years old, raised in ilia
county; a;
,24 best, 2.; best
.pair match
ed horses, over'S'irears old, raised in the
county, 5; 2d best,. 23 ,- do.,mares, 5 ; 2d
best, 2 ; best pair matched horses owned
in the. COODV, not. raiseirbere, 3.
Judges—Dr: L'.o. Lathrop, Springville;
F. F. Badger, 71%,Tew - Wilford 3' . C. Stark,
Bridgewater. '' '- _ -r . ,_.
Crass Tu.—dais anil .. ,,Aftfies,: : 'Best pair
3 7 67 old 449 44 ;:beßt paii 2-year old
eons ; 2; best pair yearlo n g ; polts, 2; beat
3 year ,oht colt, 2;
,best . 2 year old ' colt,
2; bestr . yearling, colt, 13 heel; pair mules,
3 ; 2nd best, 2 ; best jack; 2; 2nd best,l.
iiisd* . nr4-1I - r:.;lllaridifig;:fitirford ; S.
Mclnerny; ChnOn.ut ; . Wtn. 'T. Ausgth
1 3 44 3 w4tek , :' ' -
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Cr, - •
DIVIFIIOI4 IL-CA2TLE. '
CL i;-110142,138 ".best.devou
')S IJi3ssi 2:1
I ,! .11 tti..i -21 0533
MONPROSEYP*spd ITESDAY, SEPT. t 7 ,180
; •, a y 3'a ntrt :1.)%
'yearn , o,ndrnt.ward's, $5 • " blfikt - ;
Vest do.- betiVeen I 'and xents;l3' 4 , 2
beatv2 best I devoii`6l‘o• learatild 'or
Upwards, 4; 1 24 best; 31i 'beta: &roil fielf-, 1
er between 2 and &Yearn old, 2; 243 1 bekt,
'2';' best , dci.lbeiween l'and 2 years 'old, 2;
2cl best, 1; best devon 'calf, 2 ; 241 do.
• • q.
3nages-i-lt K. Slierrnanaeistip j‘ Orrin -
Pritehatd SprinOillp 4 :W; ilitat
f•fic •Irti t
• .IYeetini
best 'cow over gleirs'Old; toesto'beifer
twee!) 2 and 3 years. old, best 4yearlings,
and Met 6 enivetwench ®3:; 201 da4: each
.2. , ,
Judges—Rufus Smith, Franklin ; G. Bab.
cock, "{Orford; - S.B. Guile, Herron:l-
Ct.aea tv.—Grurle Durham : .Best bull,
best cow over 3 years old, best heifer be
tween 2 and 3 years old, best 4 yearlings,
best 5 calves, each $3 ; 3d best do. egh
482.
Judges—R. Harris, Jacksee ; Wm. Mel
huish, Bridgewater; Wm. Graves, Dim
Cr Ass v.--Watires: Best bull, best cow
over 3 years old, 'best heifer betwen 2
and 3 years old„) befit 4 yearlings, and best
5 calves, each $; 2d best , do. each $2.
Judges--Warren: Tingle3N Lenox Den
ison, Thornas, Springville; E. G. Babeuck,
Bridgewater.
CLAss,vi.— Olen id; Steers: Best' pith' bf
working oxen, over 4 years old, 'Lamed in
the county, 85 ; 2d best 4; 4 best pair of
steers between 3 and 4 years, raised the
ty, 3 ; 2d best do. 2; beat pair of steers
between 2 and 3 years old, ranged in coun
ty, 3 ; 2d best, 2; best yoke of fat cattle,
5 ; 2d :best, 3; best single steer or
4; 2d best, 2.
Judgest---3nrnes Gage, Silver Lake •, S.
W. Trnesdell' • Liberty ; David Wakelee,
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Springville.
nivnuolv
Swine Best boar and be4Vbreeditig
sow,- each 119 ; 2d IS 2; 1)00 1 4 / kedg
ipigs 2; 2d'best, 1 •,' best 4 piga,leis thin
10 weeks old, 2 ; 2d best 1.
Judges—S. Roberts, Jessup; J. S.
Towne, Forest Lake; P. T. Ferguson,
Bridgewater.
Sheep: Best fine wooled buck, best I
do. ewes, each $3 ; 2d best, .2 -I best Idol
lambs,. 2 ; best coarse wooled!bmik, beg
3 do. ewes, each 3; 2d best, , do. 2; best
3 do. lambs 1 ; best middle-wooled buck
and best 3 do ewes, each 3 ;. 2d beg do,
each 2 ; best 13 do. lambs, I ; lbest. Jick .
lamb-of each, 2. Liecesters, Bakewells,
8:c. aro classed, a& coarse wooled, i Sat,
buy, Merinos; ,& - c 4 -. astline Arobled; and
South Downs, 4k,e.. as. Middle wooled , .
Judges—Joel ffurrell,, Forest :ILA° I
John Tewksbury, Auburn;; E. 13.711,Forest
Lake.
Poultry: Best- pair tnrkeys, cock ana
hen, best 6 fowls, Ovorl year beit ei
spring chickens, and best 6 clacks, each
$2; 21 best, each 1. ,
Judges-,S; D. Therell, Liberty ; o:Per
kins, Brooklyn; S.T.Seott., liiridr„ewater.
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DIVISION
Butter. and . Chiesi : Best - firkin or tub of
butter made iu 3une, best do. made ni
Sept. eaeb *4 ; 2d best do. 0; best 10 lbS.
butter rimie by girti Under 18, ye4rs,.2 ;
beat cheese, not less ILO 25. 24
thurbietaX..l3ie6innii, Nei' ;
'Melt Cobi Wan:sin"- H.*
- Gibson. ' " • '
• ' DIVVION' IT.
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T ri ne . li t aniwcg .irruitAitug , :ienia; Best
grape wine, best, cur wine, best black.:
b;
berTy, : iFinc,„., *4 , el4erberry ;wing.; gi,
cberry wine, best canned fruit, best , turi
rant jelly „ , best. apple jelly, best,grapc 'el:
ly, an 4 best,cmb-appla4elly, cao4§o c . '
Judges 77 -4nt. LC. arle, Hrs.. V 17:„ ,4.1
trossmoa, Mrs. W..J; v.* o:90;
77r0 1 ?..NY,AL rOfpiFlrP7.poll r ppo
T0ft 71 :44 1 3.. , 4 3. -. - :1 '..t ,- . '
''.f "iiiic44 rimq.biel'; :f 4
. 1, ' fal Rislykui
. ter . applps, ,not 4sqlea. opp . flca.ei l eac
ill:00 three .71# . 4Itieep eactli.,,*.g ; 211
.A:4, fl, i lient pcars,,.pof, kii k ohan,l
rqorciit quinoes„aed best sea-greaten
,vmety of veotables, each $1...
Aluipea=oliabalifficis, Dirnoic,i M. L.
ntriill, Feria Lake; .E. R. lkiag,-84yer
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Lake. ' .
~X.,=EfTe
Vinegai., Franey and. Sugar c Best cider
vinegar,. not less.than :itallon,:81 ;',2d dO.
50 cts,;, best 10 lbs.,.inaple sugari.:andlbis
10 lbs. honey, each 82 ; 2d dm each•*V
, Judgki—N. Mitchell, Bridgewater 4 'd.
ILAney, Dimock;', Webster/Cho
count.
Layrstox)x.: f
• Cabinet 'wok and , 'Catiiage ( i. Best bu
reau; best:etiensloti table, Ist begt•ohdpr,.
bet titti, 0 - aph's3 l ; elouta al'riaget
$5 ;;13ettt single dirrtileAtikbed ;single
ideigkenoh 834: I :•. l .lllattibles
ion for competition "nut be entered, by
the manufactprer. -- 7 ,
.Tudgo- ,,, 04 Wells, ;Gibstin
GfOgt Beid .: ; l -Jvilasibid; ,, Fildnas
•viile. • J' ,l •1 • •
../ nrvia;4li
Fa;ni: itn plqinenti : 'and 'Rip t eisniiilt - 41
; best ealtivaitir, l liest':,oo
Oieller, best straw cutter, be:l4pliiiia pyWi
44,;_best•tbree firkins;; befit 110E4340e, and
best lot of a horso shoes; best
lot of 6 korsolo400;A1o, 'TcP.t,lvbito oal;
DIVISION - IV.
DIVISION V
DIVISION ILB.
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takei-11,,, 4 ,: re..A - 8 5 16614i 4 ; A C. 31
A' luster, Dliike - elc : i David 'floe, Jessup.
b l
rninstoli xu. '
' 4eedi : 'licit htthkel of cOrn in the ear
best IRilfiiiiilitel orivhiiie Winter whe n
best JiAttivitit i l;of 4nd Win,l4o#l4ot,
half `busbeV,of !Jrulug, yip t, - best hal
bushel of iie,liest f; . shel cif of
vertieedottstibalMaisbiiidliingfil Bee
and best half bushel-of flax-seed, each $1
Judges-T.AmoargHollister,fßrooklyn ;
Blandipg u trAfoxd A philo ti4ergood,Midt
dletown. I
toliiiiiiisN snit.
Leafier, tfe.-43eilt B:sid.sbainesgliatht•
cr, $2 ; 24 do. 1; 1 best, 3 sides sole leather,
2 . ,1 24 dq. 1; hest . 9 sides tipper, latter,
2 ; 2d do. 1 ; bait carriage harness, 2 ; 24
do. 1 ; .best two' Horse harness, 21 24 do,
1; best -pair - fine" bootsv2; 'hest paii 'of
coarse boots,. 1. , . . i
Judges -11 .L. Hanfirick, Friendsville,
Cyrus' W. liaril, 4 Bpringville, A. 'Moody',
Dimock. .. , , !
t D. 137.78.10$
Domestic Manufactures : Best flannel, 11)
yards, $2 2d o. l ; best fulled cloth,
yard, 'l2 ; 2d do. 1; befit wooled carpe
15 yards, 3 ;: 2d - do. 2.; best half doze
pairs woolen soclw, 2..; 2d do, I; best /
pairs woolen mittens,l ; 2d do. 50 cts.l
bestipietic linen , cloth 111 yards, '2'; best
piece cassimere, 15 yds. 2.
Judges—L. F. Fitch, Montrose ; Mrs.
H. C. Conklin, Dimock ; Mrs. R. S. Bir
chard, Jessup ; Mrs. N. P. Wheaton,
Franklin.
DIVISION W.
Fine Arts, Ornamental Needlework, dee.
Best dental work, *2 ; 2d do. 1 ; best spe;
cimen of arrbrotypes, 2; 2d do. 1; best
patch work *ilt, 3; 2d 40. ,; $4 - do. ,1;
best quilt of, any other kind,- 3 i, 2d do. 2;
ad , do. 1; best bed spread, 2 ; 2d do. 1 ;
tis ip
b : winter bonnet, I";
. 21 do 50 eta.; beet
ehOr enve!.., tte. .' ' 1
44.0 9 -- 41. 'i; ElleO ildet Ment: ol w 1
.141ree.G. W. Orange, Great Bend; Mini
N. Y.-Inet, Friendsville. • ,
DIVISION XVL
Herd 1 Cattle : Best herd of cattle, not
less than 10, raised and exhibited by_one
atiri;is . ;', 24 db. 2.' .''' ' - . 1
. f Judges-.4C Carpenter, Varfcird'; Gt3o4
.Walker, Ditnack ; 11, Drinker, Mantras%
DIVItwaN, ,
Plowing Match; The. Flowing MateU
titke P*P . 9 11 .1 . 10047 ,, APPt1_ 2441,1, i
at 2, d i clool l 1:), on 4,43 ,tarui,
,I . .lanig
Via, Jsatit Ptiit'4llg,'h ) ; 2(14
4th, , sl:;Atii; . viL ('
i.,,bong. , orArrimgemeats444l. W. Birchard,l
Jahn I3artlett,M,xe:Reberleon - .1
1,1 F: ,fluff N 444 lArizikh ; .dinner AO fy9ol
gratuitously . compqtatm i , for pF t eTipms
at'the'plOwiff ' ,
Judges—AF: A. Butiaell, Dimodk ; V. M.
:Williams, Bridgewater; W. Hand
-1 rick,. Jump- , : ;“. , • t
• iTtiENTMEM4.TED A1MG4132.,
Jidger-6-M. eTtylti4.Woll. l o6oper , ;'Bj,
S. Bentley, .Mrs. G. V. Bentley, Mrs...Y.l
M. Williams, Miss.gatn Hill,
S i r ndenls:;
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Pilli:
Assistait---Gso l . A. X.Essur. , I
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. 4tifechani4a Hoinos,retriall4 , • •_,,.:
Lacfin7.l4/k-lat,t,___„• , .Pni ti tr i ff4
10nd:7,164:Mien gmkr,ls l
DilnocskiMin.linil 'kali' i . • ' ' ,/,
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.I. Price of i . . 1- •; 1
! Bede , of Meniberehip; 'irhiiie/Matlifti
mit all articles competing for rremhungs4
.witil•filmily who ; aro frewletivigrAdr, min . or
' PaINR3I% , Pr . 81/4P; finie, )/Wi l l
whiC 'N yip Ballot;'ily,iatt,
01 4
6oiiiiietink, illiJ hieir invi,'"(l4 Vin'ti
YisioWsliniiiB in,Viiort . . 1 181ti 'lll4
shin/ 15 set& J,All , .elergyintib luicV
40igt1114 1 ittfikk_OPL , '. ~ 1..1 .. ~- , ",
A. BALDWIN . . „
J. C. PORBLS: • 'Xi;CMii:
1' ; F. 1141014118 TERI , r;* I
toilticat, , G
• 'We Ot '-it down tio &Ant -which cunt'
be disOited Unit all Or tdatty all Ow Gen•
eraltiwto:bive entered tberpolitlear
riS and diitingilabetl tbinutelved :for bate
Thinoorato have; 'rood but to be inor
t - tinureiiitii the fitild.' 2, Wittitiss; Mil
*ohßurnsideillimin);Butler' , ThisttA
Catisimi 11. Clar told ghttir.:' ai die
er huna, ttosu'ofi3eurs%;ollo; have Frain;
ed finth•disonsoilfgfOlitles o and 'conceded
to ittiorienpier ' or: 'fren Mal
entm ftbaldroprkiiiitfoil ' 5 %0 ' Old WlllllllB*
tratiOn; haVe tientrilmOiii, uniformly one
nessful. If any pigorie nntided 'of this; nn4
60260110 et at! , reethili Oflit:fak3l6lllll4 Foe
pr;GrAtlti, BallkEt,E6llltrieffiatt'6 llllllol *
Old tAilAbliag of ;oar braitit, and , 'best
vainereis'answ4m,. ,
• ,1? - 71;914 3 i4roriii., titatesinPP AT441 3 91 1 e5t.!
MaaPc7.o ll ca, r P ii kia Otrlial sa 'r) ltiat r ;
a 49alagOgq , al.ii;1 11 9017.. ta
s . ‘ .. r .!' ne Pktou.
burg . Gazetle, th.-144044 tt ,
per : ; #n Wester) .A . P#lsArlits
,11,0PliTIVAQn ri 4.ifrage ankiiiiVereCUMW
jroP9, l 3oble n'. ► ft, , r '
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• -I tcrt. ; .
New tine *pr.,
. War snail , ltat ft. Patty iNfts. i 1
the alloOdiit4iitien iCiittifiiihig )1 04
6 i ni P arta o 6ll :o 4 A i # l o 9o ,l i t t r iti til!
Ai r I ° 4l C OPP I Pet I P tI S ? ?It# t r
t° the Eli . 07 ea,tradaPF r thf #, ''''
AC inthßiwf r h , gtecrri IrP r i
M tared °fa t , SeettliCFn . siMs
,t? litlYl mri , ,,i1 1 NND,T9,54014,_ I. . •:: i
ttp9re m` PV Tlltt emir. 749 y, ~ ' 0 ,7 '
00 10 ritFifi wigt4, l 4vpr.A B 47 ) .
Mane.i r twap,p er4!rei es Ma ,Liitit ,
fhtttre• Mega illaelaWitletql Iffhieltia9W'
no 1 .. , to us have neegibeert salmi's)
at 'is latellefitOttitkrithelittreel'
4' miracle f thkwar ,e o atipPes elghtsie°
mouthalonger wltho,tit embroiling nawich
European.Pifer& /Int the, ammatrp•
Lion had rather rim this, risk than to ; . p
mit th e war t o dale t uk sea a 'lrq es te
endanger q the etptiuttanoe of its own par.
tf la Power. A Set of men win, , deliW 4 . i
ately drove the abolition wedge,. which
has cleft the UPIon a 8 a me a .a B #l n e 'q uu l .
big office, ' wfil not scruple to nicer the
hazard of giving
. ",gUropeint ; allies to the
South, and rendering the •separation eten.
nal, as a means , of , keeping What they
have won. i
~ By the men at Washington, the exigen•
cies of war are subordipated to the exi
gencies of politiq; as is evidenced in a
hundred ways. One instance is seen in
tbaSopposite treatment bestowed on the
peace party in Ohio and, in Now York—
two states which the administration deem
it of the last consequence to , recover from
the Democrats. As an impediment to the
war a peace paity in New York would
operate in precisely the same way as a
peace party in Ohio. If there were mill ;
tarYicasiPis PI rr.e
:Pkti4gpd ostre
frig Mr. ighhre, „the t rajiiiiir y leas
ens weri, yaganil it )east , equally Atreus for put i
ting out , uf the way Mr. Feranda Wood,
after his held; prereltfalt• and defiant
speech et the great convention in this city ?
the Au* ihit „the aammistretiou banished
the one s and exte ll l l o the eourteste4 of
`the presidential lefinfOa 't 6 , th other
proves that the mi li tary reasons T ugged..
the case of Mr. Vallaudigham IsTre 014 4
pretext, %egg taco SaeekfidaPtr - 4.ef , Pe i r.i
reetlY„ectileleteat efit'ilra".u.__ In
__,,t)T'a
the motive as not tatatatTo Fat irtrl
Mr. VallaricUiharn's reianons w ith ' the
Democratiry wore latch that, if Rom:
Mated for overnor, he was likoly'sa re:
'+'''We s i tet unikivided Al,„ Prihrt i tb * cram be
aes rAQk POW% 7104.1' 043, 111Ve10t thatrhfri
w,99 's Aveheemnt , . agyoegy , ictr,
.p 0 ,4 1,
might create a split in the tiemocrattattar.
.tyi of New Teriti,,theserrMitkeiwase spared
and f*lcoin/gBl , di Q „- , ,t_ flit t.i • , t/3
- The action ofi tbe admimb — ' °rink
tics to tho, conscription . in. thOse, two
Kates iti another ;instance of ithei entire
subordination of military , to! party , consid;
erationfi. The republican-4bn! for, 'over;
throwing:: the Democratic party in New
York was, first to , foment internal. (Bvis;
ions in it, and then to calumniate i Gor4
Seymour as .si secessionist •rWben , thci
President made. a/' requsition , on him for
militia la the Pennsylvania invasion,- it
was In the, bops( that 11 tardy compliance
would furnish groundsfor an incalpatil
Governor Seyinoues noble, zealous, an
, effieimit renstti piano extinguisher m e i l
, on that !fops', iiiid led ta , a 'cluinge•of til s
- . WC ~ tt *uwaretiirmilied 'WI Wrifdro6 l tile
.dstain•the nhainteeof i thesisi 'vhil , inilititt
viand j
%that , snot the kite wlierelealataluie
!ribald be Mogi liketatiei
Ups tibia itemintont RaymWid 'ant,
tolnts Ina ilinalskln In tnin i tnnY
iligbt bet traisemai Govew,OlidiW , ,
Irbil* tab* , mar& tuitainitentot tha
tastirtadetinfirablia , otiltte; tuba ibe
, kupenikai ad drib taid'paiminiutt
,rame tho• quits lif . ..' , '
If boops Ivan .alldthet ~ , . , '
wanted, this method would haviokii
them troops in Itorlettrk arlu Naw .l l. A
, asp- , qlßittalt 64 / a hltedisilii• ' r
ARLaftvaSitir fifnif NiPriT4riggogr
? .0-terigusonV o r g gibQ 0 i imivii ,
.., eYillnit l 9 2 o tho,l) , tint ....
• ' A I lai;yo,)EfeirMilrth P romaPtitaap i ,
elelThigigah4actia 4 Y it4go it 1 3 1 ;4 1 / , fir
e.r do to Vint him , , ~ , $o
r elto
,wirku PI. Thq stir**, . or matdd
Praha Y .get I the Yelaateera 4541.3704
s ymi,v I VllO/4. fifoltiGOVerilOT/3 5 q
w 4r . 44, they , :Slid mat ,ergnts. it
IR* failed. P ill theirwnwooimamot
him, ?lift NSW tho kißes449 **at
;Ow, mpg lls:fif Its +glithige4 ll l,4 , l7bey
profOrrnd enudiaii thilllttlittuena4 troops
a. witty , iirni_ 003, Ann! ) tviinfreq On dna_
, nera,to allowing qmountis Belmont' ,f 0
fultish , Phat 'Amber ittleee lino; than it
will take `these thirty 0900 4 itls a 40- get
back. In the Aght.of sack facts b,
MA W. pretend that there was no milP
tary peceoity for,epforemg;thafrika*, in
,NeW Verk, • A onlroftlison * O 4 , wlutt is
, iielle iP. Obta Tell4eTe { the argummtt, mat
,?tro, oger, and demaPetroPathei the *aft
'iso444lkg4 40 a MerP mpoifor f i g i r
.eerifig... If troops PTO NOM , tlel, 'a l
WO* waatet,treePairmo Ohio weehille,
just 38 ,goo 4 ss troops from' Nee! Xera.
Then military reooo, for eakqueg :the
draft in one •state nreluattholcame a the
military reasons.for .enforeing it in anoth.:
' er l B" Ole - PertY Teaseawmi . these two
states Are vet, diffemnt. , The eleetion,io
approaching m Ohiga t and INtliipakileame
toligage4i ll , ,4 spirited- owliPaion. Vo en
11Preq,theitirAtt there now WO* 106e,,01e
11,0publice0 thousands orautrt,tf and-
11 1 ., F-.,1
`ITO
*fog& . ` • ''' . 40.4 iik;il — ol'l4 4.14g '
slizopoug4„ . .•.:-:, ' .., . ,
' An saministpktinObsOir , inbor4in
sites military le, party, eligeucieli in detail,.
will itlim:ll . co it4:o - ,,gram. Mole but uo
listOtiCalio teriA l 'e..'„ . . ;I :I f! '' ~': :*0 11114-** I iri4 4 . i i i h l e-e re
5-- '',, k 1 4, 14 41 # 4,10 0 5ini #0
p ,
1r . . .7,4-,:pl , mmk rel.#4:oTFl
- i t , ~,ea i , .a, .; ~,20„.916, ropsed
~f .. ofi - , or 6 i , et' IS: MaPbsal was
tibint. :- the', ' . delit iiiiillidOis to the
iit'ild VIA he I ' 400 bY lila neve pol, ,
1)1.4 :gill n,ci # o4o ' l'ila 'P alt in the
u,, autgirit*lto iitOld:iirei ,` lest the
:',': . 1 6 t A ,f.e :', '' • • S* of * Re ''
leaps; `,l .04 4 4 -Oe enormona pat-
Voaglqa':4, thkvili!T .41 1 11r 4' en
:OS tie ~-., YeeT;, - , Tile ' tnt. 'til de . of con-
Ara** coitMilmirlea And OM' boot of
Oeileitha get AO ,!sy,p9. wit, lei much
'feebler nicttive fet.,e4ertion tban their ex
ftw— *Moe: '''Paigians' l ivkobold flit con
'tract's will beiiiimpienee',bletclink for e
lectioneeriagi .doa , ootroiwoo ' filoao_the
34.94`,i3f em ployees, *ho bola their places
Inn 00 0,4 6. 0 1 the idministratiou are
idled ikon to he 'aCtlie lh(cainie interest
ed) partnians. „While ,the Administration
s ia Ihruinumaging tif preirinit the war, the
'ithrlti4o, cross-winds ,of foreigintrigne
are ilemg" 6tler the'.eie, and breaing a
Storni 'which may burst upon na when we
- iiie leAst. prepared : for it.. France has
' treated cis with open contempt in Mexico. /
leglaiiii is picking up I a ,quarrel with us/
abonteur 'restrictions of trade with Nes
aan. NeW rebel iron-elads arUaboneto
put to Sea to
,prey 'upon our ' Commerce ;
- mid Via Piesident Stephens;, *4O 'as'
11 ) ,T i i „,T.P l FPT.,71 31 P,% 4 2.7?, I,4„ooiisr,_ way
to . .,...4ropo 'to supply. n. 7 ipoTfe.t3 "ior in
teiventilin_ 1. . :tsi kanWhile' , nee `of sod ,
therA i
toes iipf lar,',uheeeneein ledite come .
'sndilenly %Pen . :00 „market or a 'heavy
loanm Pres
dont' I,ineblii hinisilf thitoilr militii , ane
eeises I do- rM,lieat 010 :0k4estOuS! C r
iniiitthe defiant MO arif „newer to an '
iittitude.ef inbinistlik4 than. it ,wee . the
gietieiiii . Of • ili(Piriit., .
'The liaminhArritien 100 to - 'is" the :
fall AiitiOtOichi . " Ai' etreAgth i 'O,t, : i 4;rar re
eent n*ittuy successes.; pole !itemises
r- irrit 'din iiiiii 'et ; ',inti geiieride' VI:114,0-
. tainiiiiiiitien it ,l 4: :COOT: fit iGit #9i, '40.. aot
-brie - Mai"pceptifili",nearo '. to. a
close. The war is 'ininia i ged, ' net in. the
initiregta OfilieVnii* bit 'hi the ititerests
I,ll:thOltetitiblicati taity 'and its #Mtit reti
tibiettOniiiw. tdrig' rThe*toleilieifitel
jgthtloobuOr talhirthp - ritht eatuffiriclu
littietraiiingliiiiti 'Made the 'OHIO/het
aVelMeidtrelglinttilitemi the thiligs • that
AteiGfanl9ip(htitiialiasty, our victories,) '
saitiliOibithibcilii i iikNungEt Ma'am Lin
tclie.4' ithai, its 4t; Say; the-Causes' . which
render our victoriiiii*tides,SVorid,.
.
c i. J E ; .'. ' ,
N)qottft - -37 ,,
PHlPinal
lilVPlSistitittliteetthp' '
Oii on ay `
ofYast week an important
City of
eIK • A 0 1% ft• was the union of • the two
1 atignat, yziocratic
,Conunittees, and
0:4 4.qe7r4Ao ll ..oftita meniUsra to stand
arA.a. ePPR4P, ratfilMtin • Act NW
ne proposition to meet at this time
emanated from members of,the, two com-
Initieeil The' nit - happy fen& which in
186 b nikaitrioikidiAtie.defeht etthe qiation-
Dentooriciiinie' lOW Anal. paised into
ifetionof
tiOdtitixsiimitthei(Wfil be' hailed' w ith
the eat& . 1:W164114 of 'the
..‘l2 •,,:t
' The meeting on Monday waists. ea-
PV3llll4kietker*ltiallnit LWelvonTelock
_ _
.440illottry ThotosvaFlor-
IMMijEI; whp- nominated .
1. , -.lrfig4ol7,lkmi No*, teurntry
RWMPP•!:. eouteianUmbemes, An
gAtt,L,V.lppfliew • lriork,
InolleskPattianuld
A BOrAoraittaeictirgoollvania,
:00014104000451=8, - were
111100104116:1
l were
.1
• aluittitr of
• . Amp nitdOmWor, e,.
At of Oltio
06401fii41. CL-NeaWan of
fenXiifY.Y4 Connecticut,
4 "STIP. t i t ea rcelmmat
1114-9 f. Tao: intid I. •
• ralliaVeilai Belmont,
•
. • *Tor Batnmel J.
UM% AI MVO" mid
• • ' ;of NO Twit- •
bire neaur priptpoweitiosafora i t
he
' e
ikiirotOftxtrilthe itexclTolotud • Dem
xfOuktlonventkeirote t,preeented end
*Or .4 lout agreed.: to
PRIIPO gen** action npowthia• abject
ftkPreBgotorigt &be undanttand-
Pilthailhg Net.- Aommitsees,will issue a
.oalllota_aaeoting ,to swan .ge the
Jul 440TIANDEntimcit shag ibe -deemed ' ad
,,l4l.4lliPito,doisol•TheDifoi:sanoy. of the
FRlOtrY,W)ll4iiOleou.atilthe bitratopious
, acttoe of :.tbeworepropentativesi Awed we
Oiloer9l3iloat , alOtti Agar ,oxanwon , labors
Pas* hi Derrnmeatadvaatago to the
party 'and the coonty.l '
Vir7l Camay' Itriiig;• heret6-
torlyit strong -14ipublierral . seel , AbolitiOn•
sheek And- pi_ib li ehed onto Of Old
AbOnlipaymantanv in the • artor,%!tiefasOs
to indst. muno• : - enitan' •as
;the oindidtite :of F the Ahelitionsperty. for
.Governor•ii
'-youte far Fx Free-,.Ja
Iriii Nk(l , tki3lbso.-le -IbAkitagia*.