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CTATE OF LOUIsIANA-FIFTH DIS
- tc' Court Of View OeanAI hereby certify that She
fret day Of June 1868 judgment In this Court
in the following en uea suit in the words and figures follow
ing, to-wit:
Cstharne Gmaren wife Of Bertrand Jeanca w. her brs
band, No 1857 On motion Of j. s. whitaker attorney for
the nth in this producing the Court the
fesson Of Judgment of defendant Gle: II Is ordered
there be judgment in favor Of plaintiff Catherine Gmarten
aud against Brtrand Jeanea her hush deceeng ssra
ration Of property between the said parties sad plain
m recognized the Of the property ia DER
petition herein and that defendant pay the costs Of this suit
> Judgment signed June 5, 1853
tsigned CHS. BEAUMONT Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand ana
sxed the seal Of the sad Court city Orleans
this 18th day Of June in the year Lord 1868 and the
92d year Of the Independence Of the United States
F. A. WOOLFLEY, Clerk
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Memoranda

By telegram to MoutOn learn that the steamship
Geo Washington Capt eager arrived in New York
o clock yesterday 'mornns
By Telegram to Nessrs Wood Low 4 Ludwgsen learn
that the sesms hip Gen Grant arrived New
morning at half-past nine O'Clock.
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON a GREAT NORTHERN
Il bales Payne Huntington &co-i97 feet lumber
Magazine str ct Rk Co-slss do W Wesver-lOJ0 do b
TzylOr-l5 wood RachS6 pkgs fruit INV Crser-23
, G lClouo-l6 Elle-69 X Aby-5J Macheea-6 II
Phi nps-7 BOarman-sundries to Order-Toal IA bales
cotton
EEw ORLEANS, oPELOUsAs a GREAT WESTERN
81 hides Ry eoki Dsbanc do 20 bales wool 20 bags wool
$1,000 in specie Mann &co-S623 do BiscOe SHINES
Slt0 do Post HObby-S5O0 Page, Peel Moran SlH de
Pesson-l bales wool Lacassagne-l7 hides TerrebOnne
"a SKIS potatoes Terrebonne Gourdansundres order
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7 HERNANDEZ,

NOTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing in this city, under the style RICHARD
FLOWER hAES is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Richard Flower charged with the settlement affairs
Of the late hrm and will connue the Commission aud Fac
forage business his account Ooe 28 Gravisx street.
RICHARD FLOWER,
- Surviving Partne,
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS KEeu-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY,, ct BHn
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA. HAK.
risonburg, Trinity and all intermediate landinesTns
hne, fast passenger packet
CteOnn,
l. H. PATTERSON Master; A.. w. WALDEN, Csrk;
win leave positively abovs For freight or na,....
apply on board, to WINBURN LORD, Ae,pt.-
80 GrAver street
p s-The Cisona win take freight and passengers a. Ov
as any other boat in the trade taking eghs for Bsyou
Macon and TeIsas and DArbonne with DIT vleee Of ra
shipping.
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CHAs T. NASH sells. at IL O'Clock A r., at saesroom
corner ST. Charles and Perdido furniture,
O. DE FERRET sells u O'Clock the Merchants and
Auetioneers' Exchange, real estate.
TIE CONSTABLE sells at IL o'clock at No 80 st MARY
street, sixteeB collins.
MONTGOMERY BROS. 4 co. sell ct II A H., a. Fn-
Liners stsbles Grsvier street. horses, mules, etc.
R9- See advertisements second page.
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COAST.

NE" oALEAHs, COAST AND La FOUROHF TS0E S.,-,-
DENT PACKET. OHr EN-
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY =, var.
tVn 1AfoUHCHE, AND CoIsr--uv 80,
cs,tk ssgseness packet Nina simmeS w n arsEO
for figs, ~ every wednesday sunday n SsI %
" g. MFf a ~ gIy on board, or 70
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BRAzOs SANTIAGO.

MORGAN LINE U. g. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves On SATURDAY, July 18th, at 8 AZ
EOK BKAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low
pressure sde-whee Iron steamship
81. Mary,
R. s. BOURNE. Commander
WIN leave above from her wharf foot Of st. Joseph street.
carrying the United States mails II the steamer is unable
to the Brazos ban goods to be delivered ships tackle
COT sgnees to their ghterse For freight pass
age applyto
CHAS. A WHITNEY CO., Agents
80 and So Camp street
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sunday July Y, 1905.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Gen Meade. Sampson, for New York
Steamship Cortes, Nelson. for New York noulton
Brig Mary binds, hastings Boston, Fosdck &co
Schr Frederick ii, Raults, for Sabine Pass
sehr Mercedes Mex), EpnOls for ssal and Csmpssehy
schr Billy Butts Brit, Hewitt, for Eatanzas,
Steamer Sarah, Deering. for Mobile. Master
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FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FOR PENsACOLA, WARRINGTON AND
a MILTON, APALAOhlCOLA ST. MARKS, CEDAR
KEYS, TAMPA AND KEY WEST
Through bills Of lsding 10 Columbia Ca and BanbrdVs
Ga and all regular landings ChatahOochee River also
TO Fernandina and Jacksonville cheaper than any other
Freight 10 New Vol via Cedar KEYS Florida Rail.
resd and steamships connecting 1t FernsDdns lowest
rates and with dispatch.
This line e. composed OF the following stsamshius 10 san
ON the 5ah and Goth of Every Month,
Alliance, S. L. CLAPP, Commander.
Lavaea, L. h LIVINGSTON Commander
Leaves on MONDAY. July 10th, sisLE
The steamship Alliance,
CLAPP, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf, foot Calliope street as above
taxing freight and passengers for the above named pOrs
For freight or passage applyto
r. ". PERKINS, Agent,
70 Caronde street.
BShippers Will please procure orders from Agents
once before sending freight TO the steamer.
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TRY ITi TEST 1T THOROUGHLY.

II viii cost You nothing 10 Dc So By making application
to the undersigned Machine will be your ssdencs
and will be shown how to H. and length
Of De given TO test the Machine decide merts
The Magnolia Washing Machine
VIII do your washing with half the labor soap
than you usually will The OF the
Machine in the OF clothes and In fuel less
year makes sop; away with necessity stand
ing steamng tub, and prevents the washer from
hsng the steam Of tty soap suds also from getting wet
aud will in many instances be the Of preventing
and saving a doctors ttl
An INGENIOUS COG-WHEEL WRIEGER II affixed to
the Machine and IL made Of India Rubber Cylinders and
wrings the clothes almost ready for ironing.
is Useful Simple and Cheapi Satisfaction Guaranteed
Ssla Use the
Magnolia Washer,
the womAns Health both Labor and
Money. l. A GAILLARD
No. los POydrss street,
Owner OF the Patent ght tor Louisiana
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TOWBOATS.

TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBOAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsI9kED, Wishing TO ESTAB
fish an equitable and uniform rate OF T0vaRe 70 offer
greater facilities 70 the shipping entering and leaving ths
port, have combined the following Towboets:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Lsviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
ACHILLES, Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. w
snsh, Norman, Republic, Tseumseh
wfcaco and Reliance.
The number and power Of the associated Line NJ
TowbOsts guarantees that deent0n viii occur either Al
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY, Eelip.s Ian.
SCHNEIDER &ZUBERBTER
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A YORKE 4 Co. In.
Aseoctsted Once, - Oerondelet street. up stklrs
J. C. E0RCROsB
CHAs- nrzENRfTER
Lsvse Agents
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIkoRB AND HAVANA.
fHE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIA GRE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEKINoFFHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
TLBERTY... LOO tons. .Thos. A. Bain Commander.
CpBA..."s.....n e0 tsns Dukeh.rt, OorurnsadaE,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAILS.
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets 10 New York;. ............ ee0.
EOK sALTIEoRB AND HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs sDlsadid fast steamship
Cuba,
DUKEHART, Commander,
WIN Icsys her wharf opp site Jackson Square, THURS
DAY, July I'd. % z O'Clock
For freight passage having unsurpassed
sOns apply 70 wITHERsPo0E, HALsEY co., Agents,
20 Osrondelet street.
B-Eo bills Of fading hut those the Company will
II signed Permits for freight must be procured from this
cncs No freight fer Havana taken shsr II o'clock
day Of sailing.
The LIBERTY, Capt. 7. A. Bais, VII follow.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Wild Wagner. Richardson, from Natchez
g Brown, Bsssett. from Lower OOass
Thos P May. DeBouehel, from Jesuits' Bend
Waloon, Ruiz, from English Turn
MinnOw, Nee, from Grand Isle
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Harlan Lewis from Indanola and Galveston, TO
ca WhitneY &co- LIST district
Steamship Crescent City, Holmes from New York Sd inst
TO Wood. Low a LHdwigsen-2d district
Steamship aripOsa Bemble from New York Sd inst to
M0ulton-25 district
Seamrhp Trade Wind, Briggs, from Belize Honduras, to
W Hynson &co-lst district
Lugger Morning STAR Salvador from LsfOurchs to master
ID district Is
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FOB WATERING PLACEs-MoRGAK LINE o. 4
Mall steamers
Red HIVmn.
THROUGH LINE FOB JEFFERSON DIRECT

THROUGH LINE FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5rM
EOh JEffERsONs suREVEPOkf GRAND
Bayou, Grand EcoTe II. Maurice. Cotle Alexandra,
Normans Barbn's and all way laLdngs-fhe dne light
drst passenger steamer Mfttfe stephens, H. Kellogg
master, h. K. tppler and Charles L. Gtlpin, clerks
will leave 90 above For freight passage apply board
orto WA. M. sURLs. 10 New Levee street
Leaves on TUESDAY. July IAN, aBRH
EOh JEfFERSON, SHREVEPORT. LOGdY
Bayou, Grand Bayou. Grand Ecore St Maurice Ootsls
Alexanda Normans Barbh's, and all lntermedats land.
ings-The A No. passenger steamer
Lizzie Hopkins,
J. T. ROOTS, Msstsr,
viii leave as above For freight passage spply board
OrtO W. NJ SURLs, l6 Ne = Issvoe street
WlNBURN LORD, 50 Gravier street.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
LOR GRAND EC0KE, ST. MAURICE MONT.
gomey, will take freight for all landings on the Bon
Dieu Cotie Alexandra, kormane BarbIu an intsr
mediate landings Twill take freight FOR Shreveport add inter-
mediate landings reshippng at Alexandra-Ths new and
magnificent sdewheel passenger steamer
%. Nicholas,
JOHN D0WTY, Massss
Lou. Clayton and I. J. Dowty, Cierha
WIN leave above For freight or pssaee spulv an ho.r.
orto WINBURh LORD AZ (;rnvisr s.ssS4 u
he 81 Nicholas will take freight With pnssengora fr an
Coast Landings as high the mouth Of River cl@rk
will be on the landing 10 receive freight every ThurdaV
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
VHROUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA, VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE 5th and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fan
Sunday
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
Fer furthar Information address
D. n DARLINGTON. Agent,
Pier 90 North River. New YORK.
". Il. WEBB, President; CHAB. DANA, Vice President
Once 81 Exchange Place, New York
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Observation-Disclosures

MORGAN LINE o. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-THE
n following new iron lOwprsssure steamships form this
Line:
w. q. Hewes.....I q. Harris. Al stin.
So. M AIRY. a gnes............ Harlan.
AiabS ma. eseent. ne ~ an,
Cinfce Tartar. m At erda,
JOsephiRe.
The Steamship Harlan,
J. LEWIS, cOrAqandsr,
VIII sail on WEDNESDAY, July 18th, at s A. Ne
Fortnight or passage apply to
oHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents,
so and 81 Camp street.
No whisky received without order from the Office
EOR TExAs.................".Fo TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
Passengers take the Ferry Boat opposite jackson Square
the train leaving the Agiers Depot at A arriving
Brashear City a. r. taking the Morgan Line Steamships
st Brsshesr for Galveston.
Josephine...... CAPTAIN J. n LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYR
Tickets 70 be had secured until o'clock
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted At the nee OF Ope
lousss Railroad Company, No. CO Canal the
Ferry Landing, on the morning Of departure
G. w. X. BAYLEY. Superintendent
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VICExHEUHa-

leaves EVERY SATURDAY MbrH
EOR vIDksBUEG, NArCHEZ, AND ALL IN
u termedaie landngs-Ths steamer Gen Onifmas
making all Coast andinga '0'~
sINNOTT A ADAMS, IS Conmsrcisl P1,o.
he steamer Gen Quitman az VickHbnrg 20,
steamers Countess and Calumet for YaEeo TsakatoSIs
phs and all intermediate landings - e-'-
LEAVES EVERY tn EsDAY ATbPn
VICE eB UHG, NATCHEI AND NEW ORLEA Nh
heguisT Tuesday U. 8 Mail Packet In place Of de Il
Il. LEE The steamer
Gov. Allen,
JNO. W. CANNON, hasss..
VII leave - above for VIoksburg Estchez Grand ait a.
ney d. Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara Ras
rouge onal dsonville, and All intermediates landn ~
Inc Gov Allen makes close connections with se....
OALyhEI AZ Fcksburg for all landings YaEoo rfv.-
tor freight or passage. having unsurpassed
sINFoTr a ADAMS, Is Commercial p,s0.
shippers viii pay fresht 10 all plantation iandnys
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WATERINa PLACEs.

-
MORGAN LINE U. 5. MAIL STEAMERS
EXCURSION TO BAY ST. LOUIS TO WITNESS THE
REGATTA on MONDAY 18th inst.
Excursion Tickets for Round Trip 81 %
THE LOW-PREssURE sIDE-wHEEL IRON
Steamer, Laura,
Captain JOE WALKER,
will leave MONDAY the 18Th inst flor this trip only on
the arrival of the ~ train POntcharrain Railroad foe
the above place. arriving in witness the Regatta
Returning will leave Bay st Louis for Lake End arriving
here in time take the early the city on Tuesday
morning. Passage ard State Rooms
c. A. WHITNEY a CO., Agents
90 and 50 Camp street.
B.-There will be a splendid Military Brass Band
board the entire trip.
REGULAR GRAND ISLE PACKET-THRoUGH IN
THE NEW, LIGHTpRAFT PASSENGER PACKET
GEORGE RALFE, Master,
Leaves the foot Of Bienvle street every SATURDAY and
Hsrvey's Canal every WEDNESDAY, as above.
foT freight or passage pply on board.
p She AGNES viii regularly 10 this trade during
the Summer
FOB WATERING PLACEs-MORGAN LINE o. Q.
Mall Steamers
E0R Ray ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN.
Ihe 1ee low iron Laura, captain
JOSEPH NJ WALKER, will make Regular trips 10 sbOvs
below:
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS. "a n trAinq
ON sATURDAfs ar u uainon this "Trip going to Pssos
Returning win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, wEDNEs-
D Aa snd FRIDAY Evenings PasoAsOula every SUNDAY
The above trips win be regularly made unless ~
OHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Aeenia
20 and 50 Camp street.
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Rartne 3nteutgtrtff.
Cleared Yesterday.

CRzscEEr. OFFICE, No. ~ CAxf srRxn.
Sunday, July II, 1858. J
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NATCHEz.

EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and sATURDAys .
FOR hATCHEZ AND ALL INrERMFnta@-
- lAndings-Ths hne passenger packet
wild Wagner,
W. B. RICHARDSON, AAsteis j. q. LIBANo o.-h
WIN ieoVe as above GEO. ID. HITE, Agent
" Tchouptoulas 49,
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KEGULAR WEDNESDAY, EyENTNo .,

- I.I7l,I-oDhI EFENIN0 PAOEET
49,. Leaves every WEDNESDAY Al g. OAHA'
E&IAs W ELOUhAs, WASHINGTON POM,
- snd All landings on the Coast Atchsfsav. R,.
Annte' w oyalteDiesn-Ihe good and safe stsano.
Ser S WI eass ss above VIII save Washiny on s.ason.
on So.yd :, O'CLOCK n For freight or passage 49,
BL 1N5 BROS. lsl Common street. n n
r, ~. hlNCkL SON. Washineton Us
vii sss.Tass steamer e Annis wAgiey connects a
beenf and viii sen through bis Of sSa on Bayou
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OPELOUsAH.

kkGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
LOk OPEEOUSAa. WASaISdrona a. a..
barre and all landings the Coast Atchafaiavs nj
and Bayou Courtab' esu-Ths ghtiraH steamsr nvsr
Dackfofd. q g Pickett, MASTER j. b Schmidt -. =
VIII save New Orleans every wednesday at ssIts
hTs VIII cave washington every sunday, at no n n-
Inc biackford connects 1t Simmsp0rt uitb ~. -.
nan Tasse snd Will give through Ifs Of lsdin0 fos s,
As low any boat o~o- HATES
KWE X. y sIEK 4 BELL. Agent.
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Mr.. BurIingnme,. Movements.

Invitations have been issued by Mr.. Bur
lingamc for general dress reception on Satur-
day evening, at the Metropolitan Hotel. This
will undoubtedly be very grand Affair." cspe.
cinlly II the treaty is ratified as that fact will
add greatly to the interest OF the occasion.
Mr.. Burlingame has accepted an Invitation
extended to his celestial family by Mr.. Jay
Cook, the distinguished banker, to visit that
gentleman pslatial residence In Philadelphia,
whoa Mr.. ID. goes north. This will afford the
embassy an opportunity to see the Quaker
City" and the Quakers an opportunity to sec
the distinguished representatives of the Chi
ncse Empire.
From Philadelphia, Mr.. Burlingame and
suite will proceed to New York city, and with
out delay, will so up the Hudson river, ant
thence to Auburn, to visit Mr.. Secretary Sew
ard at his home. The representatives of ali
the foreign Powers have also been invited
and are expected to be present on the occa.
sion.
From Auburn, the embassy will proceed to
Niagara Falls for a short visit, return to Sara
toga Springs, and thence to Boston, where a
grand civic and military reception awaits Mr..
Burlingame, rendered by theauthoritics OF the
State OF Massachusetts and city OF Boston.
Mr.. Burlingame has taken passage In the
steamer which sails from New York for Liver
pool on the 10Th of August next.
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An Appca, to German Ci,isen.

The German Republican Club OF New York
| OF which DR.. A. Jacob is president, has nut
/ forth an address to the Germans OF that state
In which the Issue of the campaign Is thus dis
| tinctly stated!
| Shall peace be secured to the Republic, nc.
| cOrdlng to the words Of General GRANT, by
wisely outstanding the results which events
| have producedi Shall the daily life of the
| citizen and the pursuits Of business take un
| again their undisturbcd counsel Shall the
| honor and credit of the Union be preserved
Or, on the other hand, and In accordance wi IN
the programme of the Democratic party, as
laid down by their candidate for the Vice
Presidency, shall n new civil war be kindled
10 order That all things now existing and
auspicionsly regulating themselves may be
plunged into interminable chaos, to the end
that the defeated enemies OF the Union, an
their allies, the crafty dcmagogues OF the DEM
| to domineer over aud plumber the country
Shall the faith pledged 6y the Republic to itts
creditors be broken, and thus tho hnances and
and deBolationI
"Thls Is the alternative TO which in the last
analysis everything that is said or done In Inc
present strife Of opinions and piIrpusrs re-
GTees iSss 1b s,piR The kernel OIL the cover
you will find the naked question to be simpiy,
shall peace and prosperity come to the Re-
public from the election OF November next,
or reaction and new civil war; Can there
be any doubt for moment as to what every
citizen who seeks the welfare OF the country
SHOULD dol Whatever differences Of opinion
thefe may be upon matters Of detail, no hOnest
or thoughtful citizen can desire the complete
overthrow Of the present state OF things; In
plhet words, second rebellion. The GRANT
and tolfaX Campaign Club of the CITY and
county Of New York animated hy the views
ab0ye expressed, and full Of confidence, turns
TO all the tefman-A Americans Of the State with
wy hullthohh LOOK and examine for your
sell, and decide for the good OF the Repu6llc.n
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FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES S. GRANT,
WHAT II NOMINATED IN THE
BOND.

II il an old and just remark "that honesty
la the best policy" and we can confidently af
firm that all persons who have acted upon and
lived up to this automatic rule, have found In
every instance their highest interests pro-
NOTED thereby.
The same high moral principles which gov.
Crn individuals in their dealings with one
another should apply and govern nations In
their conduct towards those with whom the
nations make contracts. Fidelity to prlnei-
pie is alike obligatory upon the individual
and the aggregate of individuals known as
governments and nations.
Quite number OF politicians are worrying
thensclvcs, and disturbing tho country with
tho premature discussion OF the question as
II the duty Of the Government towards a Ger
itin class Of bondholdcrs. 1t Is declared by
'omc that thesc bonds should be redeemed In
crecnbaek5 or legal tenders instead Of coin.
1t Is asutllcient answer to this to say that
those bonds should be paid, when due, In
strict conformity with the promise which the
Government made with the lenders, when 1t
WAS furnished with the money which in its
hours OF greatest need these people, inspired
with the belief that the Government would
keep its word and be faithful to its obligation,
willingly stepped forth and loaned to the ma
tion-means which constituted the sinew.
Of war.
"ome'e., tha' We 10 NOT see the
80 ~ >, y, .ns this very promihent
- ,-s,,s.,. ~ ~ wiz ih que
- ',,"'.' se''1e i'seh, ana In
both to the lender and the borrower.
~ SOU "hIsh mere Is SO mueh
a'%' W no'' we "',rN mature ioF some htteen
W. o 81, 80 =, We . naa' ming we shal
80" PSH W n'' '"eHi III efher goiu OF
,II,, n,o ,h.t 81 a. uu'' Auu pfoo-
- - - we sna'i nave re-
So s,, 1919 70 p.' 49, "S ~ '"e mean
and rs-n,oao,, r,, oI'' '' '''O u"''ofn
W., ,ro no., 100, T., ,,o,
,otrs 10 ,,ano,,I ,,,,,,' ,,o i "nnnv ,'N az
Zion. ,h,, ro.,oan',a, La ".u u' ST.
m a,,I, !, sho,,. no ar,,,,on. 49, 81 "
Urir,,o, in,n,os,s 10 $500 ~ ~ 'H.
, ncorIc ,vIsoI,, J,roc,oI auS ~, ",',, "s
cnu,tr,, hc st.',oI 49, "s out en''.e
a., III ,,I.isr' $500 - p'o'pefiy