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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
NJ WSP APERs. NAG AzIX
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETo.
A. SIMON,
as Raronna st-aaa

has ALWAYS FoR SALE
An the CITY PAPERS,
All the Northern and Western DAIIIES
The leading PIOTORIALS.
l6O different Publications, among Which
TIE American Naturalist, the journal Of Spsculf
Philosophy Thrilling Narrative Of the Union
fugees, and the Massacre of the Martyrs OF Libl
tue AeSES Z .as 2sSssiaSz. - SssiEiia 10 4;
lie Progros, ETC.
Subscriptions received for the American Conf
history OF the Great Rebellion, by Horace Grss
in two large, double column octave volumes oi
pages each, illustrated with IA Portraits Eng
lnRs, etc., and containing descriptions OF 3i7 bs
l25 quotations, and e265 references etc .,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

EXPORTS

observation-disclosures Lavaca--366 bbls dour
bbs pork II kegs lard tcs lar 45 coils rope 445 sks
corn SO cks bacon and sunL ries
CALVES tON-SteamshIp ttaran-lO00 bbls flour
bbls whisky 800 SKIS salt 1000 bbs pork ~ bags coffee
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
REOEIPTs OF PROpuCE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Flieker-5 pkgs eggs TO
! Lacassagne-ls SKIS potatoes to j UOrneRu i do 8
bbls potatoes SIX How / do beeswsK pkg eggs 70
TsTre6onne G19rdsin7S Goops poultry tgs eggs
sks onions Lacassagne-l pkg eggs / coop poultry
j NJ Malsh-sundries TO order
cotton ~ Dowling-l do wool Violet Black 6oo-4
bHs fruit 5 b siers-l5 b1s do 1arbrini Petrovich
ooops poultry Nj Dowling-i do bbi eggs 10 jose oh
David bx irutLJ Meser-l hid tish 4 Pettigrsw
bbs sugaFJ o Bogal-9 SKIS cotton seed = Gardner
6hhds old iron IS Ddls do to Lehman, Newgass &oO-
Eb6ls irui' eo9ps poql ry 5lckman &co-2 hds
ohinery 10 castings Lee Soo-su drles 20 order
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Grey Eagle bbls rice to
Scale & = ~aterman-sundries to order
WASHl GTUN-SteamsrJ j G Backford-5 bales
cotton Lertrou-iO do j L Couret-I do h Mou-
ton doo-l do Beraud Gibert-l4o hides l 81 Wool
Gois p0satoes Sfs SS3foR posry 61s eggs bd hioes
half bbls eggs Casse-l bx eggs coops poultry 70
Il Lacassagne-l bdl hides N Hillrr &co-ba g moss
mats Meyer, We &co-5 rolls leather 70 L BAssett-
AZ Sks see cotton Barrett LeSassier-l bx eggs 2
Beraud Glbert-I coop poultry n hides 8 bxs eggs
j Rsas-l7 nides boil do coops poultry De Blanc {
Beer-4 do do pigs Dagi--I6 head ca tie Pascal a
WASHINGroN-steame Annie NagleS-l7 coops
poultry q bxs eggs bag Too to Lacassague-ss
2bEs eggs p Oassez2 do cooos poultry 70 L Surle~
90 bxs eggs e Ryeoskl DeBlane-6 bxs eggs
) L Couret.-ls des Payne, Huntington 6co--l4
hides q Mouton &co-s6 head cattle 80 do sheep to
Pascal Serrat-sundrIes to order
TkkNTON-Steamer CleOna-sundries to order
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLE ANS, OPELoUSAS AND GREAT
WESTERN kAlLROAD--August 4--3lO hides
to Jno Fane-l bale cotton } A bonneion-l do wool
Uouret- 5000 feet lumber Hilger-35tO do Boar d.
man Son--56 head cattle to Pascal 4 serrat-5 tons
old iron and sundrles 10 order
MEMORANDA.
Bark Prairie Bird, from Mobile, bound to Liver
pool put into Newport, l. July 2s with the corpse
OF her master, who died of fever
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York July 26-Sailsd for Galveston steamship
Archie, Elduugs. Arrived from Galveston 9th ult
brig Frances Lowry Lowry.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bruge.
Liverpool, July 15-Arrivsd from Galveston bark
Sumpter, Leith. Sailed for New Orleans ship IyRn.
hoe, Headley
PorI smouth, July Is-Put in boal water ship El.
sidore, from Galveston for Bre enen. -
SPOKEN.
July 1lth in latitude $685. Longitude II 10 brig
Bedford, Boyd, hence for Liverpool
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
Succession of Maria Goye. and wife of

Pascal LamArque-No. 2o,1t3. - - =
CECOND DIS RIOT OOURi FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate, and 90 a otner persons
hereiA interested, TO show cause within teu days
from ths presAnt Notification III any they have or
cam why the account presented by st. BlancAt, Ad
ministrator of this estate should not be homOogated
and ppr we'd, the funds distributed in acc Jrdance
Herewith.
by order of the court.
au4 is MO. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
sueces.Ion OF Rernard de Anrlgay-No.

9 CEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish OF Orleans-Notioe is hereby given to he
creditors of tnis estR and to all other persons
f. ON the present notification. II any they have or
can, why the accouu' presented by W. T. eepp,
testament ry executor Of the deceased. should not
be homo ogated and approved, and the funds dis
tributed IN accordance thyreuith.
~ order of the Court,
au26n M. o TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

ntOck on nAuu ana On 3n1pooAru...s Z ZAlo
SUGAR AND MOLASSES--There was nothing
Of any Importance done in Cubs sugar today. Lou
isianAs sugar is still retailing at l340l5izc p b for
fair 70 prime. ie<9l6So Tor yellow carried and lBs
clio for white. There is still market for Cuba
FLoUR-Ths market was quiet and unchanged.
with ths exception Of superhne, ho ders having
agsin advanced their rates. The iobbing and retail
oiimportance IT, notice. were 2t2 and $50 bbls choice
at $l2 bbl 1s0 supertne in three tots So 5O $50
and IS oouble extra 81 $9 and 12l fine at SO 50 D bb
making total Of 1000 bbs for the day. The stock
now on hand e moderate; superfne and single extra
treble extra more. plentiful than sny Other grade
Old wheat choice Hour s in request. but new choice
OoRN~we have no change to notice in this mar.
kst Ths s sass today embrace only isol @ sScks Of
MIXED at s23se; l0o do at s2ci and 10 do at CSC
bgshsL yesterday, not previously reported, lot
OF $500 sacks changed hands on private terms.
,QATsTwe note sales Of so sacks new bats at eoc
BRzE-2OOsacEs were sold to-day at 81 20 = lcc
HAY bales fair Western hay sold from wAro.
h0us5 at So ton. ghsee Is rzsaitisEK fl0li ware
hopss ~ so. The landing ID now snGrsy bare Of
PoRK@Mess is offered In round lots on the land.
ing al $50 70 y pbl, ard is rstailing at $50 159M D
bbl. No sales 0f any impoftancs came within our
BACoN-The market Is quiet but firm. By 70.
tail shoulders rule At lsf 2l{e; clear ribbed sides
le5fSlestet clesr sides lF4Sf3zc, and sugar cared
LlRD-A ios of Is tisrcss choice lard sod at isssc
p some Eetal lots we're sold At lso D p in terees
BUTIRii- The mari ct j. quiet. Western is quoted
Al 3 20 q D, and Northern st 3l84Qc.
OdEE5E-lfhe market Is still dull, though there
a sons improvement in the demand especa y for
tue better descTiptIsnA We quo5a Western reserve
and factory il9lec Northsra cream and English
dzirY lefSt7e a b.
HlpEs--There iB still a good demand for hides,
anu the Light receipts readily disposed ni a. ul
prices, while cisy slzughters are atiil hrm.
We utote green salt cItF slaughter AZ Oh o
" loi drs sailed Is aleU cOu1tEy dry tint lIat9c
Tea tchHd l1f1l9e Mexican dry 2na2lr q b.
bALh hufh-fs retailing 1T Ok 3B31c u B. In
TALLOW-citg rsnderea Z readily sold At Iac
and county, -uhdored at vi ss q f3
hiDs-I he mAfhet y very dull, purchasers gen
orally 1o1inH OF unlil tne srrs4l 81 the new crop
The Transactions now are confined TO iobhluR aud
retail lots a. 80loc for L.ouaiaHa.
INCN COTTON fEs-Afa quoted nt 7c = D II
lots And Arc gofaiii1g AZ re q X
Wo0Ls--fiiore Is litte deaAnd fdr Inferior Grades
Nhll the better dslcrpti9as ale n initsd ssqztst
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

from New York:
Geo Mandeville--K K Gilbsrt-Fd Foley-Jas
Galpin-S Austln-G L Navra-W zimmermAn-A
knight-A W Bro tdhead-Fred Stode denhoIf-C
and Guanue-A Rodiregue1--M LaIa-D O Kells,
UBA
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

CBCOED DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
y eans.-Notioe is hereby gwen to the creditors OF
thus estate, and to other persons herein interest
ed to show cause within ten days from the present
notification tif any they have or cam why the 40
count presented by the tutrx Of this estate should
not be homoloR ated and approved, the FUNDS DIS
tt buted in accordance Herewith.
5siS - ' M. o. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Brig Hope, Marshall g days from Havana, to Puia
Bros-2d dist 10
Schooner Marion, Lipperd, from Liverpool May 30
to Creeyy, Nlckerson &oJ-3d dist %
TOwBOATS.
Gladiator, Davis, from the Passes-Towed down anC
TO sea rs h ult brig MariaW orwood and schoon
eIs A L Ames and LeonissA. Brought up bris
Hope
STEAM OATS.
Annie wagley, Burton, from Washington.
j q Blackf1r Pickett, from Washington.
Grey Eagle Ba anco, from Bayou Sara.
Wild Wagner, Richardson, from NJ tchez
Cleona. Petter on from Trenton.
Flicker, AucoIn, from ThibJdsux
Frances Blakesee. from MOBILE.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Death has lately taken away 4 PARTEEK and
one with capital Of $500 u required 10 hii hts
plses ls is raEe chance. A business Aiready
ealnpllaneds manufacturing an eatoble which has
very lArza consumption. The oniY ostabli1hm anf
In Che bouth- Addrsss L B. B., Po1toffco boz lee5.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrival and Departure OF Railroad
TralRB.
North and East via jackson Railrosd-Leave
daily at &c =. ii. Arrive at 5:40P. NJ.
Csveston via Ouelousas hairoad ard steamer
from Brashear-LeAvs thot of st. Ann street Thurs
DAYS ann sundays at 1880 a. NJ. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 2. NJ
Coast Steamers.
For Mobie-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
on arrival of 2 p. ~. PontchartraIn
For Mobile-Propeller steamer leaves New BASIN
every Wednesday and Saturday at p II.
For y ST Louis, Pass Christ an Mississippi
City Bhi1i. and Ocean Snrings-Steamer leaves
Miinehu Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival Of Q
A. NJ. train; on saturday on Arrival OF p NJ taln
gong to Pascagouia.
For Florida ports-Stealnship from foot Of CAlhope
street on the 5th and 20th uf every month.
Fer Madtsonyile Mandevile etc.-Steamer leaves
da ~ on arrival of p. NJ. train; Saturday, P. ~ :;
l..-- -a..I.- :.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Succession of Auguste Lesparre--No,
273-6
CEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ lsh of 0Ileans-NOtice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested to show cause within ten daSs
from the present notification df any they have or
cam why the account presented by AuEuste Coutu.
re, administrator of this estate should not be no,
mologatedsaud approved, and tine funds distributed
in accordance Herewith
BY order of the Court
aul59 NJ O. TRACY CLARK
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
TAMEs II. wINGFIELD.

ssenRer Agent
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
Ia3 Postofice Box 81
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Steamship Lavaoa, Livingston, for Pensacola
Master
Steamship Harlan, Lewis. for Galveston
CA Whitney &oo
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
GEORGE n. yHkTEN,
PRIsTERA WAREHOUSE.
No. 100 GrasIsr street. new ORLEANS.
Bssussn Camp and MaE.sis s..o,s,

AGENT for the sale Of r. Hoe oo.'s PRINTING
PREHHE6 and Janles conner.a Soma TYPk Al fnfi
supply constantly ca had q hanufncturses Prlo11
isltlmdAw
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
COMMERCIAL
TUESDAY EVENING. Augusta, lses.

TUESDAY EVENING, August 4, lHee.
CoTTON-The movement TO day has again besn
at almost stand stI There some little inqui
ry during he forenoon and % bales chan ed hands
but subsequently buyers Withdrew from the market,
and no furIher sales were effeoted Tho advices
from liverpool show change, but those fom
New York being of disoOurA ing tenor the market
closed rather weak. Owing 70 the limited amount
of sales we have sufficient basis for qnoEAi but
give ne following a. rates 9t which purenases could
probably be made, say. Good ordinary 2GG126Hc;
low middliDg 2I9Hhc, and middng 259-c The
receipts proper during this past three days excluding
arrivals from Mobi q baiesl and exas o., which
are embraced in their respective amount
" ia baes, and the exports to IS bales to Flew York
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, ls6T-bales....... 1899
arrived Oo-oAy. ,.-ss.......s....-.-....- "
Arrived preVlouav- .....--.... .tse 6O6
Made from waste and damaged cot
tons osOl5-tbaIlI
6sl OT3
OoareQ to'uAJ.. ..ss.ssss.s.s..ssss-ss's. none
Cleared preViouaS 6i9, ,IeS-61s,IeS
STOCK m h.nA .nN AZ, .hsrRoard a0a
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
My ONE TRAN WEST ON SUNDAY

MANN. Ticket Agent
Troy Ticket Olhco in Union Dspot-aENRY
II. W.. OHITTEEDKH,
General superintendent Albany
VIM. L DOYLE, General Pass Agent. Alba ny
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
CATTLE MARKET.
Marine Intelligence.
lLEARRD YRsTERDAY

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, /
Wednesday. August 5. 1853
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

BLUE LINE ILLINOIS CENTAAL
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Through to all points IN the West and East with
out change OF cars or breaking bulk from Cairo
Time and condition guaranteed TO Chicago, Oincip
nAti, St. Louis, Dubuque GRlena, Detroit. Niagars
Falls Albany, New York, and Boston.
Special Rates TO all points, and all information
given on appucatou to
JAMES T. TUCKER,
General Southern Agent
dA II Uarondelet3yr,N
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
ncenn NIenmshIna.

For New York-CromFell line every Saturday at 5
p. II.
For New Torls-Nerehants' line every Saturday at
IP.
For Baltimore and HavanA-St eamship from Jack
son SQUARE On the lst and 18th Of every month,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
FOR RENT.


no RENT "A LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
store-ene Of tho finest in the city-No. l42 Canal
street, neax Qarondelet street. II isNauscsptible Of
being divided into two stores. To good losaeo ID
will Be rented cheap. Inquire of
n. 1ERNOh, No. Story Building,
10 Corner Of Camp and Common streets
ITO RKNT.-A NEWLY BUILT TWo.sToRY
4 Brick Dwelling. with all modern Oonveniencas
No. Rampant street, few doors above Canal
street. Possession given iInmadiAtely. Apply 70
n. Garnnn. No 2StoFy Building. nos
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
RAILROADS.
pONTcmARTRAIN RAILROAD CO.

Observing oITT TINE as closely IS possible. the
trains will run as follows:
Haiting a. CauaI street, at French Market, 81 Old
PassenRes Depot, and at Claiborne street)
Staam Ira n laayaa NRw EtaAun Train leaves LAKE
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Tor Galveston and Ind Rnola-Morgan line, foot Of
st, joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at
A. NJ.
For Brazos Santiaro-MorgGn line, foot Of st. Jo-
seph street. every Saturday at A N.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
PAssENaRRs ARRIVEn.

July llth in latitude 5l:5s, longitude il:tO. bric
Bedford, Boyd. hence for Liverpool,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TRl
" route to New York, Boston, and New EnE
0Uu kirN Ii Man Wnrk ana =
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Austin-Ridge Pssehal.
San Antonio-W. W Gamnie;
SheTbyvilie-George &. Stubble6eld.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-13
Letter from .Unlo,xiIre Centre.

( UNIoNvILLE CENTRE o., Nov. 6, 1858.
EDS. STATESMAN There was scene
witnessed here last night that equalled, if
not surpassed, any one ever beheld on the
upper Missouri among the Sioux or Flat
head tribes of Indians. The Republicans,
(?) pulled with victory, gave vent to their
feelings by parading the street with stuff d
images labeled Seymour and Blair, follow
ed by crowd of women and boys. Ar
irving at the lower end of the village they
halted, and procuring can of coal oil sat-
urated the images representing the Demo-
cratic candidates, and then fl red them amid
the most hideous yelling and bowling ever
heard by mortal ears.
This morning several Republicans who
did not participate in the affair condemned
the proceedings as disgraceiul in the ex-
treme. How long will it be till they i'm
peach or burn in effigy Grant or Colfax?.
|. J. D. S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-13
PoIittcaITemperanc,

The State Temperance Alliance claims
thirty of the forty Senators elected in
Massach usetts, as prohibitionists, and
thinks the House has two thirds of its
members inclined the same way.
Last year, when the question on prohi-
bition was fairly made, the Temperance
Alliance was badly defeated in Massachu-
setts and the Temperance laws were re-
pealed. The present year, when the ques-
ton was overlooked, in the heat and hustle
of Presidential campaign, the Temper
ance Alliance gained victory and the
Temperance laws, will be-re-enacted.
ePower is always stealing from the many
to the few In Massachusetts the .'many'
love liquor, the few are Temperance men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-13
Negro Suffrage 10 he Forced ON all
n the States.

Isl the States.
The Cincinnati Times (Radica) has a
special telegram from Washington, dated
Wednesday, Nov IL, 1:30 P. NJ, which
says:
Several prominent Republicans now
here had an Interview with General Grant
since his return. when the subject of Uni
versal Suffrage Negro voting in all the
States was brought up, and the probabili-
ty or the passage of a law by Congress, at
its next session, and establishing the prin-
ciple throughout the country was dis
cussed. srTt-tt~-t ts's
''The parties present say that Grant ex-
presse himself favorable to it, and there
Is no doubt it will be brought forward as
soon as Congress meets"
If the above is true, Genaral GRANT is
already repudiating the platform on which
he was elected. The platform says;
III. The guaranty by Congress of Equal
Suffrage to all loyal men at the South was
demanded by every considerations of public
safety, OF gratitude, and of justice. and
must be maintained soltile the question Of
Suffrage In all the loyal States properly be
tofgs TO the people of those Stdtes.o g..
In the South it was right to force Negro
Suffrage on an unwilling people, but in all
the States OF the North-the "loyal States''
the question of suffrage properly be-
longs to the people of those States"
Ohio is "loyar'-loyal at the. October
election by 1900 majority, and loyal to
double that amount at the November elec-
t'on--1yet, last fall the people of this g 10y al
State" went, with $4,000 maj ,rity, against
Negro Suffrage. If that was !. disloy atty"
Ohio, by voting for GRANT, has since be-
come loya enough to claim the right which
properly belongs to the people of the State,
to settle the question of voting, as may suit
their sovereign win and pleasure.
Thus, by the Chicago Platform, which
perseded and made null and void the
Constitution OF the United States, in all
points where the two conflicted, Congress
had no right to meddle with, or inflict
negro suffrage on the people of Ohio.
Under the Constitution of the United
States, Congress has no more right to de-
clare to the people of State, who, shall,
or who shall not. exercise the elective
franchise, than it has to say who the peo-
pie of Ohio shall elect Governor. and the
attempt of Congress to enforce so fagrant
a violation of its provisions in a matter in
which the people have so much feeling,
will create storm about Radical ears
which it will be found hard to allay. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-13
Chicago n1arket-Nox- 70

FLOUR-QuieG and easier; sales spring
extras at So 25@6 70. .
WHEAT--Active and easier, and &c
lower; sales No. l at 81 15@1 I61a; No.
at 81 07@1 90 closing at 81 071a@1 OS for
@1 OF.
CORN-Very dull; sales No. at 79@sOc;
No. 2 at 73@75c; rejected at zoe. and clos
lug quiet with buyers of No. at 1917;
new shelled sold at 60c in store and on
track; sales No. since Change at SOC. Il,
OATS-Less active and trifie firmer;
sales No. at 19@491ac; rejected at 46c;
RYE-Quiet at 2(93; lower; sales No.
at 81 02@l 05; No. at 81 Oh; closing tame
at inside price for No. l. e %
BARLEY-Dull and heavy and 5@6c
lower; sales No. 2 at 81 43@1 AZ; rejected
at 81 23@l 26; closing inactive and NOM
inal, with no buyers at over 81 40 for No
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Is sfckness AyoidabIe p

Thousands toss sick-beds to-day, who might
have been well and hearty, had they ta' en- due
precautions for the preservation of that most
cious of earthly blessings, sound mind in sound
body. Sickness, to greater extent than most peo-
pie suppose. is dUoida6le. When the body is Ian
guild, the spirits depressed. and the nervous system
unnaturay sensitive it should be taken for grant,
ed that mischief Is 6reaoing. These hints and
warnings. voucosafed as such by kind Providence
ought not to be disregarded. If they are sighted,
as is too generally the case, the next thing may be
fever, severe bilious attack. some other form
of acute disease. They indicate clearly if the
intimation were given in articulate language. that
the animal functions are dsordered and the system
debilitated. Under these circumstances, the only
thing to be done Is to REGULATE AND RESTORE, and
the stre0Idtin0 and restorative preparation
used for the preueation Of sickness is HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS. In this way, bill
iuos remittent fever. chils and fever. spasms
vous paroxysms, violent attacks of indigestion. and
all the ordinary epidemics, may almost certainly be
averted. They usually preceded by the symp-
toms described and surely it is wisdom to foresall
them by resorting to antidote at ones harmless
agreeable and invigoratng. Most assuredly, it will
soon disspate the unpleasant feelings referred to
which, of course is desirable if they not
likely to lead to something worse The close of the
Fall is usual y accompanied by unhealthy fogs and
violent atmospheric changes, and it is therefore
season when invgoration is particularly needed.
m 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-13
Advised TO Treat the johnson Of
- ficinls as If they were Dead.

y
Tie Chicago Post is in favor of GRANT
taking off the heads of all the Government
officials at one fell swoop. The JOHNSON
appointees, it thinks, have no claims on
the party that the spoils seekers are bound
to respect-forgetful of the fact that GRANT
owes his present position, as General OF
the Army, the highest military rank ever
conferred in the United States, to the same
ANDREW JOHNSON, whose other appointees
are thus summarily to be disposed of. 1t
says:
that Gen. Grants true policy is
to look upon all places in his gilt as just as
much at his disposal as i the tncumbenfs
acere dead. In no other way can lie relieve
himself of what, otherwise treated, will
be matter of extreme embarrassment
He is sure of the good will and o-opera-
tion of the Senate, and may inaugurate
such policy in appointments as pleases
him best. We point out the direction of
the first STEP"
If General GRANT pursues this policy, he
will have the appreciation of large ma
jority of his supporters-for the majority
want office. The outs of office are many
the ins are, in comparison, but few. The
former will eight it out on that line if it
takes all summertime latter are earnest in
their war cry, LET us have Peace" In
the great battle between the ins and Il e
outs, we go with the majority, and in favor
of Office to all, except those that are now
enjoying the spoils.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-13
ga sTANDAw ID REMEDY

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and has never failed giving satisfaction in a single
instance. Every drop of this valuable compound is
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ways be relied upon. Is is ranted superior t
any other, for the cure of Chronic Rheumatism.
Toothacbe. Headache. Sore Throat. Vomiting
Frosted Feet. Mumps. Group Burns. Cuts. Sea Sick
Insect Stings Sprains. Cholera. icSpasms,
Dysentery. Bruises, Colds. Coughs, Old Sores
Swellipgs. Pains in the Limbs. Back and Chest.
There is medicine in the "World'' that stand
more on its own merits than the Venetian Lini-
ment." Thousands of certificates be seen at the
Doctors Office, attesting to lis virtues. The
great sale for DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment, has
induced several unprinepled persons to counterfeit
this Valuable Remedy" purchasers cannot be too
careful to see that Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment
is stamped on the glass. done up in yellow paper
and signed as. /. Tobias" All others are danger
GUS counteIfsits, and although they may resemble
the Venetian Liniment'' in color and smell, '6s-
care of them Sold by all Druggists and Store-
keepers throughout the United States. Price SO
cents and one dollar per bottle. Depot 10 Park
Place, New York Etvs..Es - . E4 j
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