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II. WEEKLY STAR-publisned on Friday
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1873
DI; L0IrTsHe:
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We'll Street Ts-Aay.
NEW YeRK. April eS.--S.ocks dun and
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O y FIC IAJ,.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Nj A0uUNnrnN Anril - lSA

DEPARrMENr OF STATE !
WARRINGTON, April 81, 1888.
Information has been received at this De-
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hai, China, Of the death, on the 23d of Novem-
Der last at Shanghai, of j 7. Godfrey, q citi-
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, }
WASHINGTON, April ~, 1853.
Information has been received at this De-
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Information has also been received from the
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cember last, at Shanghai, of Kate DAILY, alias
Pauline Stanley, late resident Of the Uniled
States.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1873.

Dr.. J J IatrreHrs.
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January 7, 1853.

hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named Physicians and they are All
gentlemen Of respectabiiity and standing in this
community. I. c. DAVIS.
Mayor Of Wilson, n. G..
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AssIsxrD 10 GzS. HAHcocK's SrApp.-Spe.
cial orders No. e1 just issued by command Of
Gen. Grant, directs Capt. j. =. Wharton, 1ath
ua,ea s.a'es ,nianuy, " " W. Sa,a 70 this city
mandiig Military Division Of the Atlantic sor
asssShment 70 duty.
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THE PRKsIDxEr yesterday nominated Nj
John O'Neill, Of Pa, to be United States AT
torney for the Eastern District Of Pennsyl
vania. He is, 1t IL said, q brother of Hon. Cnas
O'Neil Representative from Pennsylvania
The present incumbent Of the Office is ex .Mayo
Gilman, Of Philadelphia.
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Now selling ct greatly reduced price for cash to
reduce stock. JOHN O. WILSON,
ap ls-lm southeast cofner 9th and d streets.
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INTERNAL LREVENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were siO3, e.69; for the week
81 ,933, l2l 81; and for the fiscal year to date
s154 ,36S,6C9.23.
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MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS

DIR. S. B. HARTMAN 4 CO., Proprietors, Lar
caster, Pa, and Chicago, Illinois feS-3 3tS
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We know DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis to be a safe
and reliable alterstive, &C, and take pleasure in
nding IL 10 the profession and ths npbIic
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BALTIMORE. ND. March A. 1852
believe pr. IavrenCe's ''RUSADALISD TO bs
the BEsI ALTERATIyE ~ Use and therefore full
recommend II as such.
THOMAS J. BOYKIN, MD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05

Thus we SEQ that our candidate for Vice
President has proved Us invincible in the
arena OF intellectual struggle for Liberty
and Loyalty a. our more ilustrious eau
d'datc for President amid the stern alsr-
ums OF war.
FROM the albany Express.
The Republican National Convention
completed It's work yesterday. aud fulfill
ed the high expectations formed Of Ia by
presenting TO the nation the names Of
Gen. Ulysses =. Grant and Schuyler Col.
fax for the Offices OF President aud Vice
President. To its nominations the people
will respond with a hearty enthusiasm
They represent the young life and yigor
OF the party, It's sturdy patriotism. iis
prudent aud ssRacious statesmanship, aud
is union Of discreet moderation aud Grm
pripcple. A ticket likely TO evoke more
comnendation the country through. aud
less Vulnerable to attack, could not we'll
have been selected.
From The Buffalo Express.
IL strength needed to be accumulated
upon ticket which Gen. Grant heads, IL
IL 20 be added by the name of Schuyler
ColiIa, whose whole record in Congress,
from the day he entered the House Of
Representatives until he became, and be-
esme again and again its presiding officer,
has been among the most brilliant aud un (.
blemished in the annals OF the national
legislature. With any associate that the
Republican porty could have been willing
70 give him, the he'election of Grant would
have been as sure as his military cam
paigns we're always sure; but, supported
ah'heis now upon the ticket. we have or
gained for him victory both easy aud
overwhelming.
ffon the Raehestsr Democrat.
We need not shy that we arc entirely
satisfied with the nomination Of Mr.. Col.
fax. No objection was or could be raised
20 IL IN any quarter, except that Of local
i,y. II Dir, Coiux resided east Of the
Allerhcnies We presume that hardly any
other candidate would have been thought
Of. We might say. besides, that General
Grant belongs to no State. but TO the
whole nation. His actual residence il at
Washington, aud Illinois isbis hone only
by sort Of legal fiction. And finally we
may add that Coiax, though be has pitch .
ed his tent in the West, Is New Yorker
By birth and breeding. and is allied by
blood aud name TO one OF the great his.
toric families of our State, the SchuyIers
Of Colonial and Revolutionary fame.
New York will hail him as the SON of her
sod aad give him as warm ssd as genor-
ousa support as slough his domiciio we're
within her territorial limits.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
GRANT AND coLFAx.


We reproduce below from exchanges,
Of all shades of sentiment. their opiniops
on the nominations at Chicago, and the
spirit Of the Convention. AZ ''t
'st New York.
nrruBLicAS.
From tho New York rhbune.
II was not necessary 10 hold q Conven-
iion TO designate the Republican eandi-
date for President. The people had al
ready decided that they would vote fo'
Ulysses 3. Grant aud nobody else. We
tried for while TO persuade them that
they could do better. but they would not
hear us. The rominaiion Of Con. Grant
BY every delegate from every State and
Territory comprised within tho bound
aries Of cur Union was simple procla-
nation OF what the masses had already
decided. The wild enthusiasm wherewith
bis name was hailed will roll irrepressibly
from the Bay OF Fundy to the Pacific
Apart from ell politics and parties, The
people are for Grant; aud his vote will
Far exceed that Of the most popular can
didates for Governor, Congress, etc., who
may be run on the same ticket. We pre-
diet that both his electoral and bis popu
lar majorities will exceed those Of Lin.
coin over Mcclellan. s''
General Grant will receive more votes
from reconstructed rebels than could be
obtained for any other man who fought
pallau,ly, SUCCESSFULLY, for the Union.
Faithful TO his country aud her flag. he
was ever a magnanimous foe; and no man
Il more anxious than he that the bloody,
hateful past should be speedily obscured
b. genuine fraternity aud mutual good
will. lie fought not TO degrade and de.
stroy but 10 exalt and 20 save.
Schuyler Colfhx Is native ofthis city,
now forty -fve years old Ills mother,
early widowed, marricd again and remov-
ed 10 Northern Indiana, where Schuyler,
after his school days, FIRST became clerk
IN store. but, before be had attained his
msjorisy, developed taste aud aptitude
Tor journalism lie established or puf-
chased the ST Joseph Valley Register, at
South Bend. and soou made 1t power in
the land fle was "a csnvnsser quite as
soon as be was Of age, and bore an ef-
fee'i,e part In the Clay cumpaipn Of 1914.
As bis county Isl. Jo.eph) never fDiIed TO
stand by him, he was chosen in 1880 u
member Of the Convention which framed
the present Constitution of Indiana. aud
bore n prominent part therein. though still
young end IN political minority.
In 1901. he was first candidate for
Congress, aud beaten z3S votes. in poll
OF Is I74. by g n. Fitch, his Democrat.
10 competitor. In 1854, hc was again
nominated, and was now triumphantly
elected. as he has been al each subsequent
election for Representative in Cong,ess
down To this hour. The abiest and most
elective Democratic esnvassers ia tho Dis.
sricf have been successiyely pitied against
him, often with high hopes Of success. al.
ways doomed to be blasted. Here is the
aggregate vote on either side at each elec.
ton.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
West Virginia.
From the wheeling Iu.sllIgsacor.
REPUBLICAN

From the Wheeling In,eIligeacer.
The Convention could not possibly have
done better. We do not sec hcw IL could
have done so we'll. For once, We may say
that absolutely the best men have been
selected-a thing that rarely happens in q
political convention.
As to the platform, IL will be seen that
II embraces the strongest aud distinctive
planks upon which the great Union party
Of the country. In and out Of Congress-
have stood since the cnd Of the rebellion
Ii is safe aud strong and broad, one that
every honest and loyal man can stand
on.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
Michigan.
REPUBLICAN.

From the DeirsIt Tribune.
The nomination OF Grant and Colfax Il
received with enthusiasm by the Republi'
cans Of Michigan. The universal ex-
preston is that stronger ticket could mol
possibly have been presented to the people
The two combined constitute ticket that
gratiGes every Republican, sends a pre-
monilory chill of political dissolution into
every Democratic bosom, and is invinci-
BILE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
Pennsylvania.
REPUBLICAN,.
from the Phlladelphla Press.

From the PhIladeIpha Press.
Ia the spontaneous and hearty nomiua-
ton OF Gen. Grant, the Convention at
Chicago but registered with the requisite
formalities tho will Of the people, deter.
mined on nearly year ago, and already
declared through their national nouthpiece
and Immediate representatiys--the press Of
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
DEMOCRATIC.
From the New York World.


The Republican party proclnins to the
country that il has no hope Of recovering
It's lost strength in the East. New York
is snubbed, Pennsylvania is snubbed,
Massachusetts, is snubbed. the whole East
il surbbed, aud the Convention. after
giving It's highest vote to Wade on the
first ballot, nominated Colfax from an ad
joining State en- the fifth. Grant and
Coliax. both Western men aud almost
neis are put forward for the suffrage
OF the party, us IL II was Indifferent to or
despaired Of success in the Eust. In the
ticket now nominated there is no sort of
balance or adjustment. II appeals 10
only one section OF the country. aud 20
one class Of voters. IL is completely
Western, and wholly Radical
In personal availability this ticket
would have been a strong one dvc months
ago. Grant is entirely without personal
magnetism or popular qualities, but sue
cossinl military career hides a multitude
Of defects. When he first consented TO
be the Republican eaudidate, he seemed a
very Formidable ono. lie had not then
been convicted Of demsgogueism or du.
piicity, aud was credited with too much
steadiness and strength Of character TO DO
controlled by the Radicals. lie has since
shown himself to be a mere thing OF wax
in their hands, to be nodded by them into
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05

"Firs, rlass in philosophy stand up.
Brown, what IL lilef"
"Life consists Of money, bore, plen.
~ OF vine aud cigars. aud = isshionsbie
wife" ia fIH
"Whai l. poverty
The rewsrd of merit which genius
receives from q Discriminating public"
"What IL religion
"Going regularly 10 church 10 good
weather, aud doipg unto Others ~ you
please without aiiowings return II tie
compliment
What Is tame2"
"A sis-liue puff IN newspaper"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
iowa.
REPUBLICAN,.

From the Keokuk Gate City.
Glory enough for one day. The Con.
vention at Chicago has done glorious
work. II has nominated the ticket tha,
every Republican in the country wished in
his heart OK hearts could be nominated,
without daring to hope that il would be.
Grant aud ColInxl The two strongest
men in the nation. The two men that
have most Of the public love and most Of
the public confidence. Patriotism. honesty,
the greatest military talent, and the great
est administrative talent in the Govern
ment 20 to the make up OF the Repubi-
can ticket. 1t is the peoples ticket, the
laboring mems ticket, the soldiers ticket,
the whole naiion1s ticket, aud will be
overwhelmingly elected.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05

Af'hi wv thtts" 'f"''''
Grant. the indomiiable; Colfax. the ir-
resistble; these are the glorious names to
lead the phalauy Of patriots and relormers
to the final victory. Both have fought
their way through darkness and adversely,
amid difficulties and discourspement, 10
the highest place in the popular renown.
From the Cleveland Herald.
A strong ticket is the response coming
from all sides 10 the announcement OF the
Chicago nominations. II Is strong 10
every respect; strong in The popularity OF
the candidates; strong in their abilities;
strong 10 the declaration OF the principles
which they arc TO champion. The en-
,hpsiasm evoked by the nomination Is al
ready great, and will increase In volume
aud force until, like resis,less torrent, IL
will sweep away all obs,ructicns, and carry
the nominees triumphsnsly into power.
From the Dayton Journal.
The nominatio Of Grant and Colfax Is
received with universal favor among Re-
publicans. The expression OF eratihca-
iior is universal. II is almost always the
case, that some dissatisfaction is exhibited
even toward very popular nominations,
But In the case Of Grant aud Coltax, there
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
Nonsense Proverbs.

What's Ia the pot mustn't be told to the
pan.
There's mouth for every muffin.
A clear soup aud no flavor.
All rind and no cheese,
Set beggsr on horseback, aud he will
cheat the livery stable keeper.
There's u 10 every bonnet.
First catch your heir, then hook him.
Every plum has its pudding.
Short pipes make long smokes.
las long lahe that has no black berries.
Wind aud weather come Together.
A flower In The bution-hOlc is wvrIh
two on the bush.
Round robin is shy bird.
There's shiny lining 10 every hat.
The lonrc-t dinner will cv,ne 10 sn end.
You mn-i take The pips With the ctsnps.
It's wiso dentist ihat knows bis own
teeth.
No rose without gNd ntr.
BETTER TO marry IN May than not TO
marry at oil.
Too many followers spoil the cook. IN.
B. This is mol nonseusel } ssf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
REPUBLICAN,.

From the Boston Advertiser. .is
The National Convention has fpished
its most important work with admirable
promptness and spirit Tho nniisguised
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
DEMOCRATIC.
From the Detroit Frse p,ess.

From the Detroit Free Press.
The Convention evidently thought that
having Grant Tor standard bearer, IL
could run under MS back flag as IL chose
aud II did not hesitate 10 insult the men
whom II yet expects TO vote It's ticket. II
knows Grant to be nan Of putty. il
has no fear OF not being able TO control
him. As was suggested in the Convention
Itself, there will be no necessity for his
assassination, aud to gua,d against the
ordinary contingencies of life aud death
they have not run the risk OF Tyler, a
Fillmore or johnson. The platform il
Radical in the extremely more thin, dis
guised than usual, aud that only in mat
iers Of the purcst demupoeuery. 1t is sec
tional ia its candidates aud sectional aud
partial in It's platform, and oyince'
throughout the proceedings in Chicago il
recklessness aud its uliraism.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05

IL not ouly no sxprersioo Of dissssisfsssios. .
but 4 general rejoicing over the wosi Of
the Convention
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
Maryland.
REPUBLICAN.

From the naitimofe Amefican.
Perhaps the epithet Of honest before
the name Of tho lamenied Lincoln had as
much TO do with his election as any
other cause. Men knew that, whatever
might happen, he at least would be true to
principle aud TO justice. With equal
unanimity and confidence they now turn
TO General Grnnt. He has become The
idol Of the popular heart. In his hands
the people are willing 10 place power. and
they expect to see him surround himself
with a coterie OF staiesmen who shall equal
the regulations Of his Generals.
Ia the nomination Of Hon. Schuyler
Coliax for Vice President, though some
personal preferences may have been disap
pointed, there can be no hesitaney In ex-
pressing the approval Of the party for
which the Convention acted. No man IN
the whole Republican party has more
personal popularity than Mr.. Colfax. and
none better reserves il. His whole politi
cal record is without flaw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05

anxiety with which its action was awaite a
has been disarmed. The difficulties which
seemed to throng about itat tho beginning
have been surmounted. The newly raised
hopes Of the opposition, excited by the
prospect Of detection and division, have
been disappointed. Tho Convention has
been inspired throughout with unity and
wisdom worthy of the occasion aud OF tho
great results TO which II looks forward
BY its nomination and its principles, Il
has alike commended is action to the sp-
probation Of the country, and has an,ici-
pated tho triumphant response that will be
made 10 them.