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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
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in any fair sense of that word, 10 the
removal. We interpret his order as an
acauiescence in what he felt he could
not hinder, and yet could not shirk.
Whatever blame attaches to Grant
belongs to his acceptance of the war
Office under the peculiar circumstances
of Mr.. Stanton's removal. AND yer
who is to determine what his sense OF
duty was as a military ulauF we aii
know that in common par!ahce ne
ia "heayv' on the military idea. ne
seems TO regard soldier as
so,t Of machine both in war and
mace, and as practically DISTINGUISHED
in the exercise Of free speech and Tree
,c,s we do not admire such total abb
nepa,ion Of the civilian idea in the
General of our armies. 1t is not in ac-
cord with the moral agency genius of
our Institutions. Il borders too closely
on the Prussian and Austrian auto
matic idea and practice. Certainly Il
manip Grants position has some rights
of a personal and political character
that the President cannot control. And
we should think that among them is
the right 10 refuse a civil office. But
apparently in Grant's mind the mill
tary idea has almost, If not entirely
exclusive sway; so much SO that ne ielt
constrained to take Mr.. Stantons po-
si,iop in Difference to the Presidents
order. Such a condition of imagined
h.I,,Iassness is almost pitiable.
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New YORK. Dry Goods Market.

The mae eTtSictlt % WeGNtStHSs
A very marked improvement has
been manifested the past week in dry
goods, the benefit Of which has been
CHIEFLY felt by importers and domestic
commission houses. The loDbeTs nave
been LAYING in their fall stocks, and
have bought freely without materially
advancing prices. In woolenS ana
dress goods the movement has been
lively. and the importaLions and with
drawals from bonded warehouse have
hpen large, Prices have been firm, but
only in exceptional instances has there
been any increase. 1t Is better that
there should be no advancei ana I'M
porIarH appear to take II very sensible
view OF the situation. and TO content
themselves If they can sell at small
| profit.
With the increased facilities for trans
uortation, there is not the same neces-
/ sity for early purchases by western
merchants which existed n few years
ago; and they naturally put oil as long
as they can, the replenishing OF their
| stocks. But the iaIi trade has already
commenced, and will increase in mag
nitude during the next month or two
and the payments, on account OF the
large crops, will be much better than
/ last year.
In Clomestics there have been some
| heavy transactions, and some OF the
I manufacturers uEtllAN nave AhhNtAiBNNN
| TO stimulate purchases by small con-
cessiOn of prices in Two or three leading
STYLES. But prices have generally held
their own, In certain styles OF I'M
bleacheI sheetings small advance has
| been established, and Is likely to De
maintained. III bleached goods there
has been an increased supply of stand
ard grades; the demand has been
active, but without much influence
upon prices. DrillsaTe rather dull; the
demand for them is small. Stripes and
ticks are in better request; the better
qualities meet with ready sale. The
demand for denims as well as for sea-
| sonable prints, is much better.
All the fall styles OF prints are now
! in the hands of manufacturers agents
and sell freely. Some of the new pat
| terms are very elegant, and are eagerly
! bought up. Ginghams, jaconets and
! cnmDrics, both white and cOlOred, are
readily taken by the trade. Linseys
are in better demand. Muslin de LANES
| OF dark styles are in active demands
| the new patterns are unusually at
| tractive. In all domestic goods of this
class, the value OF which depends
mainly upon the taste and artistic skill
displayed in the patterns, our mana.
| facIuTers exhibit very marked and
| gratifying Improvement.
These remarks apply especially &c
shawls, the quality of which excel.
that OF any previous season. The mar
| ket for them is correspOndingly good
| Our manufacturers are beginning tc
learn the commercial value of good
taste. American mohair braids are
now attracting attention, and offer
! formidable competition to German
goods of u similar character. Wooller
| cloths, cassimeres, iannels and satin
cts show some Improvement, except fol
inferior qualities, which are dull. Inc
stock OF goods of this class in firsj
hands is still large. from the over-man'
ufacLure of last year.
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POLITICAL

General John A. Logan speaks over
at ST, Clairsvllle on Saturday, the l4th
OF September. a dispatch to that effect
is published in yesterdays Chronicle.
OF course a big time is expected on the
occasion.
The Shenandoah Cve) Herald in
speaking of the next Governor OF that
State, says:
Governor Peirpoint has shown dis
position TO deal justly with the people
Notwithstanding his Radical procliyi.
ties. and we are inclined to think that
he il as good a man as the Conservative
voters OF Virginia can reasonably e1-
pect to see elected.
By the time Hunuicut delivers him
self fully and freely in the hearing OF
the Shenandoah editor, we think he
will be still more positive in the ex-
preston of his lat present) mildly word
I'D opinion.
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KSOw THY DESTINY.

MADAME f. F. THoRSTOS, the great Eng
FISH AstroIogist, CIairvoyaut and Psychome-
trIcIau, who has astonished the scientific
classes OF the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers OF sec
ond sight as to enable her to lmpart knowl-
edge OF the greatest Importance TO the single
or married OF either sex. While in state OF
trance, she delineates the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid OF
an instrument of intense power, known as
the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a
liie-lIke picture OF the future husband or
wife of the applicant, together with date of
marriage, position in life, leading traits OF
character, &c. This is no humbug, as thou
sands OF testimonials can assert She will
send when desired certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that the picture is what
1t purportstO be. By enclosing small lock
OF hair, and stating place OF birth, age, disPo-
sition and complexion, and enclosing ifty
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dress in confidence. MADAME E. F. THORN
TON, p. o. Box 225, Hudson, MY.
mch23 cod ,trlwSwly
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WONDERFUL NUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-re-
nowned Astrologist and somnambulistic,
CIanvoyant, while in clairvoyant
state, delineates the very features of
the person you axe to marry, and
by the aid OF an instrument of intense
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1e,,sr rom west VIrgInIa---A word
for me ChtsspeAI<e and Ohio Rail-
ROAD.
NEW CREEK, MISERAL Co.,
WET VA, Aug Is, 81.
IT Is probable that you have never
heard OF the town OF New Creek, which
is situated Immediately upon the rapid
Potomac $50 miles above Washington
CITY. rye have all visited New Creek ]
This county is portion Of what was
once Hampshire county, and was cut
out of Hampshire by the west virginia
Legislature. This place has been Sc
lected as its county seat, and the Court
House is now being built.
The people around here say that the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad has made
this section of West Virginia and Mary
land; and no better evidence OF TINS can
be given than that land which before
the railroad was built sold ior IW ehs
i've cents an acre, now sells Tor twenty
Ave dollars an acre. Indeed, this rail-
road has made even Baltimore.
In view of these facts, nor can Hte
,,eJI,Js ~ Teic6Jlostd fail TO buttd The raul
/ TOdd from Richmond TO the Ohio TlUe, :
/ n thew let slip this opportunity, the
I.;,v Of Richmond Is doomed, for TINS
Sa;na baltimore and railroad is going
I tn tap this same country, which the
virginia Central railroad ought 10
drain, unless Virginia takes speedy ac-
lion thereon, and, with West virginia
build the Coyington and Ohio railroad;
The people here are conservative, ana
not radical. The more one sees Of thenl
the better they are beliked, and If East
Virginia and West Virginia had known
each other better before the war, there
would have been no division oil our
comm on old mother State.
What strikes me with surprise IS the
absence of freedmen throughout this
country. There are no freedmen s
mass meetings here as in Richmond.
Indeed, you scarcely ever see a negro
at all. All the labor is done by the
whites. on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, there is NOT single +. b.
employed. Firemen, coai-heaVers,
brakesmen, section hands, all are
white, No room Il found for the negro;
and so it will be with you in Richmond
soon.
the grass fine. .--,...,,o
In my next will tell you about the
coal mines OF this country.
Yours, RALEl4 H
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WARS OF THE DAY.

Madame Bishop, the cdntatIice, who
might also be termed the great traveller,
since she has visited nearly every civil
lied country on the face of the earth, IS
pursuing her travels and progressing
with her concerts in the indies.
"A literary critic who has been
waiting for the appearance of really
true poet, is tired of the delay OF the
last minstrel. a-
John Bulls income last year ex-
ceeded his expenditures by slO,O0O,OOO.
Tho discussion of lay representa-.
ton in Methodist councils is agitated
with zeal.
More than one hundred thousand
persons are said to be beyond gospel
influence in Chicago. They prefer la
ger beer.
The engagement of Major Rodma n
and Miss Dahlgren, the daughter OF
Admiral Dahlgren. is styled "a happy
combination of artillery"
Sir Morton Peto is good for about
half cent on "A dollar. 81.
"A young lady at Long Branch is
reported as "clothed in laughing eyes
and bewitching SMILE" Light gear.
England imports ten thousand tons
of Belgian fruit yearly-mostly apples
and pears.
The latest "personal" item says
Brownlow is a walking photograph oil
the devil. F.--r -.r...
The registration in Alabama foots
up thus: White voters, 80, $50; colored,
IS. $50; total, IS, Isl.
The wife of MendeZ is insane; the
wife OF Mejia is mad; the wife of Mira
mon is stricken beyond hope OF recoy'
ery, and the Princess Salm-Salm Is In
jail. Bad place for unprotected females,
Mexico.
There has been strong case OF
miscegenation in Evansville, Indiana:
A pretty young white girl has married
very much put out about il; the negro
is also much put out-of the house.
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yo.IcE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FREsCH REMEDY.

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A Young Lady returning TO her country
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City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
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SprtiaI gutifrs.
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LAUGHLIN,s INFANT CORDIAL,

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what Republication Means---NTOe 10 ALI
Glasses OF creditors Then.

hnt Aeptulhlloh AAStanH---FNo ~ al
Glasses or creditors Then.
From the comments of the New York
Tribune on the financial part OF Hon.
George II. Pendleton's recent speech.
we make the following extract:
We do not care to dwell on the gross
advertisements of facts here made-as,
for instance
/. That the Five-twenties are payable
not in gold, but in greenbacks.
=. That the national debt "amounts
to one-tiith OF the property, real and
personal, of the whole country"
The property of our people is worth
more than thirty thousand millions OF
dollars. though 1t was officially return
ed in 1860 at sixteen thousand millions,
The debt is not eight per cent. of the
value of that property.
Mr.. PendletOn proposes an issue OF
Two thousand millions OF additional
greenbacks-lor our interest-beartnis
debt exceeds that sum. What would
they be worth If our currency we're
thus swelled by two billions OF fires h
paper, redeemnble in nothing and new
err? What would those green backs buy
What would all the mortgages and all
the outstanding debts in the country he
worth after such an Issue? The public
debt would, of course, be sponged out.
and its holders beggared but what
other Glass of creditors would fare bet
teri
What Mr.. Pendleton proposes is, in
our view, "precisely" Republication
only that, and nothing more"-repu
diAtion Of the national debt first, and Of
all debts as iDsepHrable therefrom."
There are few Democrats of highe r
personal character, or Of more signIl
personal probity, than George II. Peu-
dIeton. When he talks like villain,
you may be sure that his heart is full
OF bitterness, and his understanding
clouded by partisan venom. And that
is precisely" the fact. Mr.. Pendleton
sYmpathized with the Rebellion
throughout, and he hates those who
lent their money to put il down. He
deems Republication the best card of pro-
slavery Democracy. Woe 10 the public
debtors when such as he shall have be-
come their paymastersl
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4 Household without Tarrant's
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TIE New York Tribune of wednes-
day has another article on Grant, impli-
eating him indirectly in the removal of
Sheridan. 1t assumes that in accepting
Mr.. Stanton's late position, Grant put
himself in suspicious attitude to-
wards the reconstruction policy OF Con-
gress, and virtually agrees to acquiesce
in the Presidents hostility thereto. 1t
admits that he protested against the
removal of Sheridan, but contends that
after all he did not, as he should have
done, throw his whole weight and in
fuence against the removal by refusing
in any way TO become party to 1t.
We confess to not seeing the matter
through the Tribune spectacles. We
do not understand Grant as consenting,
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