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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-07


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For Sale or Rent.

NOR REET-rwO CONNECTING Rooms,
j furnished, On 1t nrOr in house No. SIS, Now
Jersey Avenue. south Capitol llll. Oeio.Si'
IIOR sALE-wRAPPING PAPER. APPLY To
L y. Waters, at tho rooms Of the Young Men,
Christian Association, over Mc'Reruu Hall, SIS
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
stiCrts. oeJ-u
IGOR RENT. -ROuhS At $40 NORTH
l. street, between first street aud New Jersey
avenue, near the Capitol. rIice 20 TO 80. Inquire
at promises. sO3
l'NR SALE OR RESr-rhrrr thres-stUry aud.
L back building Brick Dwelling. houses. Lots
~, ""t ~ lij, to thirty foot alley In rear; ~
tu'W 'uut Ellry at side Huuyrz set back Il feet
IT, 1t bIlidtlg lire tor trout garden; water aud
gas; just aE!shCl and Tor salg gu long time -Juc
fourth each, irr rut To- CaruTul tTuEEts. In.
puir" II JOHN X. ELNASS co,
srp4l-N 81 Aai 81 Louisiana avenue.
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Boarding.

W AHREN LINCOLN, M. 8 FuuE.AND.
ROOFS and BOALp. ur Table board. 10 Ladies'
aul Gent l.rh. .ctl ~
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Wants.

" GEITLElIEN s. aud .CHiLbRENis SC:
OND:llANp CLoTHlNG, UNDER CLOTHIN0.
street, n She second spuarn above the Northern
Liberty Market, between l. and streets, east
side. s52I-tf
NL-AETED-EE| AND CAST-OFF CLOTHING,
" OLD GOLD AND SlLrER,OT any other srti.
es " NstIe.a Ihe I'D blished MERCHANT Pawn
i.Irr uGrIh al Perm. ylIauia avenue. de9.u
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Personal.

MONTHLY NURSE CARDIGAN NOW
~ di.-ngng"d, with best Of City reference,
ply At az Twelfth street
SHIRT NAMING and all Kinds Of plain sew lug
duuo At short hrticr. Also. Furnished Ruous fvT
Gentlsmcn al JT TwUlfh street. spl-lm
DElVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
L "uLnh nE. DARnY's, ~ seventh street,
uantE. sal2-Q
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THE FOUR, NEW, ELEGANT, $PAClOu.
FASHIONABLE RESIDENCES

Al tire corner Of And Fifteenth stroots, Containing
twenty runIu4 each. Tho location IL the 1uezt III
II city. The sly l. Of architecture, finish, and do.
-i4u l. - arranged GIl Rinutgly carried out, hat
surpassed. An examination Of the property is so
liCitrd.
TLsy will be ready Tor occupancy On tho first OF
Get, E.r. Inquire Of
Cor. Now York ave. and Fifteenth street
seplSlm
LrOR RENT ONE LARGE STORE, ltI7U, AND
/ four desirable uricCs, On Second nJur, newly
M shed.
For particulars Inquire Of l., G. PARKE 4 CO,
Plumbers and Gas Filters 30 Ninth SirueI, between
PcuusylyEu!a avenue aud street. ssp9.u
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Special Notices.

r~1IS'ss u. U. II. +. &. A.-NOTICE.-Mcm
s@S Der, Of the Order can, procure tickets for
d 1nr on the night of the banquet, On ThuTsday
evening, Oct. s. tStarl OCT
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81. Vr&H..--. 49, 49," want ,iol ion
Gr-..,cr es military couaa,I.'rl ia Wat d.'.
tricr. They rr"l'rda" 'i'o5II 1"""'. 'nd
they have SO informed Nj - ,-on.
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JNOR s A L T..
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~ MY HALL. Oct, :, lS5s. -Gsnsrdl Order,
duty THIS "Wednesday EVENING, at 7 o'clock,
pt Grand Army Hall. the Pert win be addr:;sed
II Compensation. - Visiting and resident com
radcs arc cordially invited to attend,
by order Of +. LuBY, Post Com.
AT. SEP, Post Adit II
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rhc warrants issuCi Is the Treasury he.
rut.nCnt during the @cnth Ul September
lN"s, 10 meet tay ,qUiIrmcula ii IL" HoNcrH-
mcAt, amounted TO. In round numbers, the
follow n. sLms, Va:
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a \ EN TINNTN T. IJUUT IN y NTUE ITIIVN T.,
whore the public may always ind WHAT THEY
WANT, and Of tho BEST MANUFACTURE
Second door South Of street and Northern Market.
.fs ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN
~ ABOUT TO MARRY. -Esrays for Young
Men, on the Errors, Abuses, and Diseases, incl.
dent to Youth and Early Manhood, witt the hu.
scaled letter envelopes troe Of charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box L. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. srp3.Sm
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Amount Of debt Ices clth in
IIcIsury........,...,..,. -"'t''1'''i' 70
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The foregoing Is . correct statement OF tho
public debt NJ appears fIum the books and
TrCasuref's returns n tho Department on Let
of October, ISIS II. hOCULLUt II,
secretary of the Treasury.
Comparing the above statement with that
leaned Sc -. ..hc7 !, the following VIII show
the % CT, zee AMI decrease thereof:
IS,E.AsE.
5-,& - 20
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Decrease. inelullng Increase Of
thsd, s'.'.s'' f''-'5'''' ~
Bonds isbuod TO Pacific railroad
,ump.Hirs duuEs the mcn'.I.... i"-lvJ W
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LATEST TELEGRiPlIIC NEWS.
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

THE STATE SURE FOR GRANT
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RAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT KILLED

FOURTEEN LIVES LOST
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30

ner in which they demonstrated their az
tuteness is still open to discussion. But
am not complaining of this nor of any,
thing. Acting always, in matters of opin-
ion, as see fit. accord the same liberty
to others. Yet it has seemed to me unad-
visable, ia view of the facts above glanced
at, that should, at this late hour of the
canvass. allow Jour struggle to be COM
plicated with any question personal to my
SELF SO lcng as stay at home, content
to do my best as journalist to insure
your success, l cannot we'll be charge
with doing you any harm; bat were to
appear among you as a speaker, it might
be that some Of the calm sagacious pa
trOts, who last May threatened to vote
thencefor,h the copperhead ticketto attest
their adherence of my bailing jeff
Davis" might choose to put their threats
into execution. When one sets out to act
like fool. it is difficult to forecast the
limits of his folly.
In the earnest hope that your struggle
will result next Monday in decisive re-
publican triumph
remain yours truly,
HORACE GR 2LEY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30
NUMBER 35.

ed to the artic fox and bear, than that it
should present the spectacle of those two
great nations each o. whom has. in its own
way. striven so hard and successfully for
freedom, ever again being arrayed one
against the other. [Tremendous ap-
plause.
Gentlemen, l cannot thank your presi-
dent enough, and you enough for your
kind response to my health, and my poor
remarks, but believe ne. thank you v ith
the utmost te-vor of my soul. Loud and
continued applause.
vt the conclusion Of Mr.. Dickens
speech the assembly broke forth in loud
cheers. every person being ON his feet,
and the waving OF handserchiefs aud ye-
i hement ges;iculations, presenting IN In
discrlba lie scene Of enthusiastic ANNA
ton The band was uliim ,tely heard
playing, "God save the queeA.'
The strain was taken up and borne
alOit by the same voices with fnc effect.
every person joining in the soug with all
the uuction in him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30
Scene IN a Kentucky Court Ezousc

In The coed old times 10 Kentucky when
"substantial Justice was administered
in 8 log cabin, after very free and easy
manner, suit was brought to recover
certain mo. e,s which it was alleged plain
tiff had been defrauded by rhe ingenius
operation known as "thmhle rigging y
In the course Of the trial. the plaintiff $
counsel. who happened tn be an expert" F"
undertook to cnliehfe the court as to the
,ro7ss opercna: os the performance. Put
ting himself into position. he produced the
three cups ani the little joker" and pro-
ceedei, sui;ing the action to the word
Then it may please the court. the de-
fendant placing the cups on his knee thus,
began shifling them so, Offering to bet that
my client could not tell under which was
the little joker" meaning thereby, may
it please the court, to remove the ball
with the intention OF defrau1ine NV client
Of the sum thus wacered. For instance
when raise the cup so. your honor suppo-
.es that you see the ball"
"Suppose | see." interrupted the
judge who rad closely watched the per
forulanee. and was sure that he had dctec
ted tho ball a one Of the cups was acci
dsn.al!y raised. why any fool can SCI
where Il ia, and bet on it and be sure Il
win. There amt no deiraudin' thar"
perhaps your honor would like to so
V on it?" insinuated the counsel.
'.Go V? Yes, and double it too, an
here's the rhino. It's under the middl
cup"
I'm 20 Y on that" said the foreman
# the jury.
And 1, and /. joined the jurors, on
after the other, uu,il each one had invest
ed his pile.
up" said his honor.
up" il was. but the little joker" ha
mysiericusly disappeared. Judge and j.
~ were enlightened, and found no diiIicu
ty ia bringing in verdict in favor of til
rlaintiff. on the ground that it was til
"derudest kind O deiraudin.'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30
A TRAGIC STORY.

There lived a sage in days of yore,
And he a handsome pigtail wore;
But wondered much and sorrowed more,
Because it hung behind him.
He mus'd :pon this curious case,
And swore he'd change the pigtairs place,
And have it hanging at his face,
Not dangling there behind him.
Says he, The mystery I've found;
"Tll turn me round" Heturned him round
But still it hung behind him.
Then round and round, and out and in,
A II day the puzzled sage did spin,
In yain-it mattered not pin
The pigtail hung behind him.
And right and left, and round about,
And up and down, and in and out,
He turned ; but still the pigtail stout
Hung steadily behind him.
And though his efforts never slack,
And though he twist, aud twirl, and tack
Alas still faithful to his back,
The pigtail hangs behind him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30
CELESTIAL FROLgCS.

The sun had put his night cap on,
And covered DER his head,
When countless stars appear'd amid
The curtains round his Led.
The moon arose, most motheriy,
20 take quiet peep
How all the stars behaved while lie
Der soyreign was sleep.
She saw them wink their silvery eyes,
as If in rougish play;
Though silent ali. to her they seem'd
AS if they'd much to say.
So, lee. :heir frolcs should disturb
;i.e sleeping king of light,
Ske rose so high that her mild eye
Could keep them all in sight.
The stars, abasll'a, stole softly back,
nd lcoh'd deinure and prim;
Until the moon began 70 nod,
Her eyes becoming dim.
Then sleepily she sought her homo,
That's soiaewl.erc-wh knows where
Ert rs she went, the playful stars
Commenced their twinklin. glare.
And when the moon was fairly gone,
The imps with silvery eyes
Had So much fun il woke the sun,
And he began 10 rise.
he -cse in g!o-y = FROM his eyes
S?rang forth { newborn day;
Before whose brightness ali the stars
Ran hastily away.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30
From the Gonzales (TeNas) Inquirer.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

Chalk and ivory Heels and shins,
Sambo's glory now begins,
Go way, white man, you don't know
How TO vote right-dat is so.
Yaw, yaw, yaw vaw. yaw, yaw!
De happiest daJ cher saw.
Whar's de tickets? Fo;ch 'em strait
votes carly-i votes late
/ votes oftcn-I votes right;
Isc no ignOramUs white
Man and bludder-equal born,
De Makers image lin 4 horn),
De glory oh de risin' day,
De culled cuss from Africa,
Oh, kinfy, minky, tinky, OH
If dis amt glory ;ell me so.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30
u-zrHCCC AND wETnIE.

When dead leaves fCtter down
And boucls grow scar and brown;
Wheu binds depart,
And flowers tie woods iorsakei
\ spring time then ! make
Within NJ hear.
3iy green icaves on The trees
are happy memories
OF youths sweet prime,
Earth friendships rure aud fond,
And hopes that reach beyond
The bonds OF time.
Ny melodies Of birds
The poets golden words
III spDgE above:
NJ vio,ets heavenly blue,
The tender eyes snd truc,
Ok her lore.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30

The most modest recommendation We
have lately seen the governor of state to
make over his own signature is the follow
ing:
The undersigned would recommend to
the railroads in Tennessee to pass those
who are to attend the general conference
or the national convention, both Of which
meet 10 Chicago in May, at half-faro.
wv. G. BR0wNLow. 4
~KnoxvD,s, Tess., lAzsh IS, 1s6S3'-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30
PASSING THY DOOR.

@. twas .he world 20 me.
Life, toe aud more,
Catching a glimpse of thee,
Passing thy door.
Faint as an autumn leaf,
Trembling TO part;
So IL that mom ent brief
Trembled M heart.
Nothing 1 saw but thee,
Nothing could find;
Vision had fed from u.e,
Lingering behind.
How Lad passed along,
Tow found my way,
Lightless amid the throng.
Love only could say.
How / had moved my feet
1never knew;
had seer nothing sweet
Since I'd seen you.
O. twas the world 10 me,
Life, and more!
Catching a glimpse of thee.
Passing thy door.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30

Was Jesse the father and author of
Grant? Down in Connecticut, just now.
there seems to be popular doubt as to
whether Jesse got Grant or Grant got
Je.se
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-30
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Horace Greeley Explains why he
Went 0n tsse ssaiI HOHd,
and why i.e Refused
TO Ssg;ssY Con-
Eecsicut.

From the New York Tribune, april eth
DAYBuRY, Con-. March 81. 1868.
To the Hon. Horace Greeley, Tribune Of
fce, Neac York:
Can you speak here with Vice President
Namlin. on Friday evening next?
Yours, JouN TwEDEY
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
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gttu Qualifications
TENTH THOUSAND.
WHAT ANSWERp
BY ANNA T. DICKINSON.


This striking story has ,iesd deep general lters ,nepE liter
,ry ph,nhrope people for Ia great merits move,
m the vital truth, which advocates fordby epphsesJ
oftodsy and should be read by every ,boughfO
THE book solemn thrilling enthusiastic appeal Ia which
noble woman, heTseH at blessed With catering friends With
applause ~h admiration takes ali 10 h hjnd and oil pleading
the Of the poorest The dsspel the mLgned and
oors Of Gods 10 TIE form Of story she makes mo's
condensed ssne and powerful pPe the hear. aud coincidence Of
@ American u'iOn the ,n oi caste u Of sh 'b makes Us
e have been bat half convinced and for which have sn begun
to ind place Of repentance.
anybody read thai book uhnoye have Only p for him
No American however eotsenous sspousd the cause
Of she slave but gain oa deeper baptism into the e.
dootriu. Of Chisan that Ia Christ Je,ns ali brethren
What give, III, is awful power s hp Undsrs thin val
Of Seton presents fe'ets Of most appalling sugse''ene'
Miss puts the solemn question 10 nation,
BLat %RssTi Let the answer ooms At tie polls
"HARRlBr BRECuBR STOWE"
wish that every person Of maturity the length breadth Ofbs
and may read It, particularly at this crisis when ID. peOpis need
bs light 20 sbov then the dangers The tine and the vast import
Of the issues depending she approaching election Many o
. remarkable Incidents Of the War Of the Rebellion are voT''
together by the thread o interesting so told il dshng spirited
style Some defects hA'' bat comparison with il, merits 'h'J are
to- unlmpOrtant TO dwell upon.
"be all alive noble thought, and generous feeling 1t
be cold heart and spshcd conscience ', after reading those
thrilling page, could reply What An,geIr By oiher T1Ti ,saa
Amen to its hppesl LYDIA hAklA CHILD
Stove Mr., Cnd said much bsr .h,n could
frame It, all eIscy bad the story Anna Dieanson
has ted that oauDOt 90 better than M leave er, Amen 90 ts
WENDELL PHILLIPS"
OcupIed With gong The state % PLEAD for %.
election Of Grant 4nd c. r ha! uos evtH yet have thsd
What Bot read far be greatly nteres 10
ooyy bAEl ~ every voter God bless
Dickinson for this besuiui and efeeVs e-H agah NE ~
ftnal spirit Of cassl GRRRlT SMITH"
"n m ofrauln, feeling eiOQusnty expressed and Py,.d BY
sublime zthy With The orpfeed and by high And behtno
pose We made the book ha IL The .Srf o
brave woman one dali and bsa path Of
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