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AUCTION SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALES.

A. MARcHAND VS. WIN. sOERY AND B. s. HARPER
Co-FOurth District Court Of New orleans-No.
1905
DY VIRTUE OF a writ Of neri faei a
ID Against Nm soery, to directed by the honorable
The Fourth District of New Orleans, In the above
led cause will proceed sell at public auction At the
Nerchantsi and Auctionees Exchange Royal street. Do
tween Canal and Custemhouse Streets in the second DIS
trct this city TU RSDAH the 9th dAy OF FeoruAry'
1867 nj u O'Clock the fol owing described properly VI
All the right and interest Of defendant I'm soe IN
and 10 the Merchants Cotton Press situate In the square
comprised within Calope, Gaennie, New Levee and %
Levee streets said defendants interest in aud 20
the revenues Of said Press.
Seized in tie above suit
GEORGE W. AVERY.
ia25 81 fec Sheriff u the Parish Of Orleans
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TO AN ENTERPRIsING PROPRIETOR THE PROP.
ERTY Is CAPABLE OF YIELDING LARGE IN
CONE, AND Is SOLD ONLY IN CONSEQUENCE
OF THE ILL HEALTH OF TIE OWNER, OK
EASY TERMS AND LoND CREDIT, WITHOUT
LIMIT.
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THE FAIR OAK" HOUSE,
ON THE JULIA STREET SHELL ROAD,
BETWEEN
THE METAIRIE AND OAKLAND RACE COURSES,
SITUATED ON THE UPPER SIDE OF THE HALF.
WAY HOUSE, ACCESSIBLE BY THE CANAL
STREET HORSE CARS.
THE PROPERTY Is
ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE,
PLEASURE RESORT
IN THE vICINAGE OF NEW ORLEANS;
HAVING TWO EXCELLENT AND WELL FINISHED
FRAME BUILDINGS, AND ALL NECESSARY
OUT HOUSES.
The GROUNDS TAsTEFULLY LAID OUT, AND
UNDER HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION.
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND sHRUBBERY.
THE BUILDINGS ARE DETACHED; ONE CON-
sTRUCTED AND ARRANGED EXPRESSLY FOR
CUISINES, BARRooM, AND REFREsHMENT
SALOON" TIE RECEPTION AND ENTERTAIN
MENT OF GUESTS, AND POPULARITY KNOWN AS
CHAwK's "FAIR OAK HOUSE,
TIE oTHER HOUSE IS A HANDSOME DWELLING
HOUSE SEPARATE AND DETACHED FROM THE
MAIN BUILDING, ARRANGED FOR DWELLING;
TOGETHER WITH OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
ERECTED EXPREssLY FOR THE AMUSEMENT
OF GUESTS SEEKING SPORT AND RELAXATION
FROM THE CITY.
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O. E. G1sARDEY a @. DE FERRET VS. A soHwAB-

O. T. GIRARDEY @. DE FERRET vs. A. sCHWAB-
Fifth District Court Of New orlssns-No. Is 9O6.
DY VIRTUE OF end IN obedieace 81 an
I'D rendered Februsry ISIS aud 20 me directed
by the Honor abe Fifth Disrct Court Of New Orleans
entitled will proceed 20 sell az aone
auction the premises hereinafter Designated on
the sixth day Of February 1885, al halt past four oe''
p -
The Contents and Fixtures Of Tailor Shop and the Fur
piture therein situated at Ne 10 koya street "a
tire Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Seeona D0'
Of tins city.
ALSO
An assortment Of Cloth, Oal srnere Velvet, etc a..
The Whole a. per inventory which be seea In my o0o
IrovisiOnally seized In the above suit.
n1y- TKkxs-CAsh on the spOE -. - ,vvpv
Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleans
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Z. TOkATIS VS. THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
NO ESQ. jacobs Jno. H. Mundsy and the City OF
New Orleans charlottesville lsis Of the Docket OF the
second Justice OF the Peace. Parish Of Orleans
RG IATUE OF two wrfts OF ala. aar,
Iaeias 70 me directed by the HOnOrabe W. n McTean
second Justice Of the Peace Parish Of Orleans will mo-
go 70 sen At Public Auction, on THURSDAY the 18TH d.y
property, 70 be sold on the premises ~''0''''-
THE WASHINGTON ARTILILRY ARuopv s,,,a.o1
" me SQUARE bounded BY Grad Lafayette 81 Charles and
sIu.oeiet streets measuring 81 inches front Girod
y parallel depth OF 90 feet which point hasa
oeptn o. Is feet By Is feet 10 inches width In
rtme rear together with all he Improvements thereon
Known sNsl.s - the Washington Artillery ArmOry.
hS- IRxs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
JOHN c. KUZAC, Con able,
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BY q. DE FERIET,
AUCTToEEER-Ofice, No. 81 Royal street.
TUESDAY, February 1Slh, 1S0s, Mt IN
Il O'Clock At the Merchants and Auct Ex.
change Royal street. between Canal and CustOmhouss
streets by virtue order from the Honorable the Judge
the Second District Court Of New Orleans January
9Th, 1868 atpubc auction the following described estate
belonging 20 SAID succession will be sold,
LOT OF GROUND, In the Third District OF this CITY,
the square bounded by Elyian Fields Morales FrenchGen
and GOodchlden streets ssurn % feet front
Fields by ~ feet 10 inches aud lines in DEPTH be-
tween parallel Ines
The build ngs and improvements consist OF a
Frame house containing three cabinets hall
and gallery in 'front.' back Building containing one room;
cIstern, prives, etc.
Ra- TKRNs-Cssh in U. 8 Treasury Notes
sale, With United States internal stanps
attached before Louis Duv gneaad pubic toe
purchasers the purchaser the
the taxes for tre current year, 1868
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C0hSTABLE'S SALES,

hKs' JANE FARREL VS.. MRS. CAMPOs-sIxTH
Justices Court Parish Of Orleans No. IO0f
tIHTUE of a writ of herf faefas
directed 70 me BY the Honorable the Sixth Jnsticss
o. me ah Of Orleans the above entitled c.qse
VIII proceed 70 eel AZ public auction MONDAY the OfR
Gay Of February loo5 at 10 O'Clock A. n the folosin A.
eiioea properly, sezee in the above cause to wit
sofs. Rocking Chairs Looking C;lasses I f,b.ir
ptsDles, Nashs'and Arm Chair, stove / Row and
fteher Guitar, lot Music Coal OH Lamp from irons
DANiL WILSON Consfabie
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HENRY FRELsoN VS.. MARY HE1NE, CMARIA ANN

HENRY FRELsON VS.. MARY HEINE, (MARIA ANNA
KurE. widow first marriage OF XAVIER BordOn and nov
the wife of John HeneD and John Hsine her husband
Third Dis ret Court OF New Orleans. NO. "a O3l
QY VtRTU = of a writ Of fiori flcias 20 nae
Odrected the Honorable ths Third District Court OF New
Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed ~ sell rs
public auction AT the Me- chants aud Auconer Exchange
Royal street. between Canal aud Customhouse In the
Second District Of this city, MONDAY, the tenth QOD
day of Feb l at IL O'Clock the following described
property, VIZ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the I'm
thereon sua ed in the Third District of this
city IN the 0oundsd by Espanade Miro. Gavz aad
kereTee stree designated by the letter "C sketca
made by A dHemocOurt, deputy the 2Jtn Do
eembeT ls60 and having the following dimensions tOt:
81 feet III inches and lines front Espanade street. 800 et
6inches and lines obqe
line Is feet inches and lines in depth until It strikes
keeree reef, and SIG feet on the side line towards Calves
Being the property which the defendant acquired by
purchase from Alfred Msrehans, per passed before
Adolphe Boudousque, late notay public in Ihis city,
IS, 1867
Seized in the above suit.
45-TkRMs-Cash the spot
jag "a fel0 ShariH ~ the Parish af s.loafrA
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NEAT ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE, NO 81 SPAIN
CITY RAILROADS.
By G. DE FERRET,


Office and Salesrooms SC Bienville street
CATrRDAT Feb: =, 1s6s, at ne o'clock
- ~ the Merchants and Auctionees' Exchange Royal
BtTeet. by Public auction Will be sold
IOf OF GROUND in the Third District, In the square
bour ded by SPAN Greatmen DsuBhn and Craps
Bugu dy streets airing ~ feet inches and lines front
Spsin by "a feet 10 inches and nes deep together
with onestory Frame House. retired from tbs
with rail fence with brick base in front the house
containing rooms and cabinet, Onest0ry kitchen
rooms store rooms, cssrns yard paved garden etc
BE- TKRHs-Oneh cash In q. Treasury Notes and the
balance credit Of twelve months, a bearing
mogage on the property with interest at per cent to final
payment
Act II sale with U g. internal revenue st,mps attached
before A. J. Lewis notary pubic purchasers expense
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NHURsDAY, Gan Instant, mt II o'clock
N, United States Bonded Warehouse No IL by
order and for Of the United States government viii
be sold peremptoriy and with out limit
500 rs Manufactured Tobacco, saved from IRE at rs Fu
fon street.
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| SIOkE FlAIChkbi bHON CAsEs, kfC.I ETC.
| COMPARING
THE WHOLE STOCK OF MEssRs. DREYFUs, BRO.
TIERS & co. ON BANKRUPrCY.,
STORES CORNER OF CANAL AND CAMP STREETS
SALE AT AUCTION, BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON
ESQ, ASSIGNEE
BY c. Il. GIRARDEY S CO.,
AUcuoSEERs-ofhee, II Exchange Place
| THURSDAY, 18Th Inst, at IO5z O'Clock a.
and Camp street IF Canal and Camp streets by order
OF E. Z Norton ESQ., Assignee in tine Bankr pcy Of Messr
The WHO'LL sToCk IF FO RssosTED ~ ULofaiNG,
&entiemsn,s Furnishing Goods.
Trunks Yalises ~, Eats Caps,
Counters Desks Fixtures
..u,.,..s l.. Iron ron safe, Gas Fixtures, etc,
corner Canal snd Camp streets in the city New Orleans
BUSINESS, Dress and Over Goats,
of the latest styles and Suitable for all seaOns.
Shirts Hosiery, Gloves
Crayats and Collars
of kerinO, Net Wool Flannel, Linen Lowell, Check, osc
in all yarietiesa very large and well stock
Of every style, for Men, Youths and Children.
plee in Ills ctJ and Ger unusual nessS s mos con-
for prompt supply Al reduced rates, the whole will be
R8rlERMs-Cssh in U. s TressurT Notes
Catalogues OF the Stock will be ready for distribution before
AssIGNEE'S SALE
IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF JACOB BARKER.
SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OR
RESERVATION
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY,
-coNPKIsISG-
THAT CHOICE THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE, NO
Ise COMMON, BETWEEN CAKoNDELEr AND BA-
ROME STREETS.
THOSE FeUR-sToRY BRICK STORES, NOS. "a AND
&C BARONNE, BETWEEN GRAyIER AND UNION
STREETS.
THE THRER-sTORY BRICK DWELLING NEXT TO
THE CORNER AND ADJOINING THE ABOVE
STORES, KNOWN AS NO. g. BARoNNs, BETWEEN
GRAvIER AND UNION STREETS
Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING ON THE CORNER
OF APOLLO AND FELICITY ROAD STREETS
TWO BAITURE LOTS ON TCHoUPIToULAs, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS.
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND.
-CoNPRIsIEG-
TIE SQUARE BOUNDED BY MAGAZINE LIVE OAK,
OCTAvIA STREETS AND PETERS
AVENUE, IN RICKERYILLE,
IMPROVED AND UNDER HIGH CULTIVATION
-AHD-
SHADE TREES PLANTED AROUND THE ENTIRE
SQUARE.
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ATTENTION, HACKMEN AND DRAYMEK.

ATTENTION, HACkMEN AND DRAlMEN.
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
with nne Stable Accommodation
BY G. DE FERRET,
AUcuoSFER- ohfce and salesrooms So Bienvle street
- sioet ~ ~ ;bs 1890 s aIa sos, az ~
change ROys street between Canal streets
x sPLEEDID lot of GROUND in the Second District
Royal Eysan Fields ara SoTsSu or CRartT.s Streets Sid
lot measures 81 feet or less front Magny street by
The buildings and Improvements consist Of comfortable
Residence contsinmg and back gallery;
story Buildings, containing two rooms each Stables su
GENTLY large TO accommodate tel horses Carriage entrance
pB-iERHs-6n half cab and the balance on credit OF
one yea in note secured by special mortgage and ye.dos
day Of sale until final payments the buildings TO be k-pt
20 vendor In Of suit for recovery Of the amount of
he Loe sna Interest the puTehaser w be required
cred. @--'AD' i''0''
Act Of sale, with o. Internal Revenue stamps attached
expense
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON OARoSpELEr
WALK, BETWEEN PR1EUR AID JOHNSON
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF J. J. DEPoUILLY,
No. 23ms.
BY @. DE FERRET,
AUcuoEEKR.
Once and SAlesrooms-s6 Bienvlle street.
CATURDAK, March q, SIS, at Ne O'Clock
- n, the Merchants and Auctuneers' Exchange
sold public auctOn by virtue Of judgment rendered
Honorable John W. Thonss Judge of the Second Dis
Court of Orleans, rendered December H. 1867 aud
signed the 10th Of December 1867 the following described
property, bel nging 10 said succession, win:
LOT OF GROUND, situated In the Second District Of
this ey In the bounded by CarOndest Walk Peur
Johnson and St Peter designated by the letter A.
sketch and survey Eade by j. A. ID HemecOurt Deputy
Said lot p feet 9nches and lines front Caron-
Walk, lA9 inches and lines depth
towards johnson street l5 feet 10 inches obque line
towards Preur street. and q feet inches in width the
line.
The property planted choice fruit trees sueh as
peach plum and Oiher trees
Rs-iEsNs-Cash in U. = Treasury notes
Acts Of sale with u 4. internal stamps attached
pense
DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. los ELYsIAN FIELDS
STREET, BETWEEN GoODCHILDREN AND MO-
RALEs STREETS
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POLICE JURY, PARISH or ORLEANS. RIGHT
Bank, vs.. hedora McGhie, McGee and Thomas L. Nc
Chic or NeGee-POurth District Court Of New Orleans
No. 20ll7.
RH VIRTUE OF n writ OF selzure ana
- sale TO me directed by the Honorable Fourth Die
et Co-rt Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause VIII
proceed 70 sell at pubic aucon the Merchants and Aue
uoheefs Exchange, Royal street, between Canal aud Gus
tonhouse streets in the Second District Of th. city on
SATURDAY, the 18th day February 1868 At - ococl
NJ ne following described property, viz
THE AURORA PLANTATION, situated In this na,isb
on the right bank OF the Mississippi river about our m
below the town OF Agies and bounded upper line bV
properly Of one r. r. Duc0nge, the swer line b. the
uInpke Road known as the Cut or having front OF about
with a depth Of about seventy five arpents. N''
Seized In the above
A1-lERMs-CaSh on the SPOT.
jag fel5 % Sheriff Of the Psssh oFd.i,
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BIZ g. DE FERRET,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bITbsl
uTEDNEeDAY, Feb. 5th, at II o'clock
w ~ a the auetiOneeI's sslesrO5ms No Sc Bienvle
tree public auction, without any reserve or limit viii be
sold
general assortment Of Household Furniture, such
Mahogany Bedesds Armors, Bureaus Washstands Chairs
Nhatnots, Parl0r sets etc, etc
Also
large and varied assortment Of splendid Bohemian Glass
ware.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST. LOUIS
STREET. BETWEEN BOURBON AND ROYAL
STREETS.
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CHAS. 7. NASH'S SALES.

SEWING MACHINES TURNITUREl GLASS WAVE,
BY CHAs. II. NASH,
AucuoSKER-Ohes Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner ST. Charles and rerdido ssrests
"WEDNESDAY, 9Th Inst, az II O'Clock
w A n, AZ Nasonic Hall Auction Mart, viii be SOLD
Fine Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines elegast and
besut iul Rosewood Mahogany, Walnut Bedroom and Par
Dor sets Office and Kitchen Furniture Paper Stoves
beautiful White and Coored Bohenian Glass Ware and one
fine Rosewood Psno In good order.
n7F- TERNs-Cssh in O. : Treasury notes.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
c. GRARDeY g. co. IS SALES.
PERENPToRY AND EXTENSIVE SALE
LARGE STOCK OF ASSORTED AND STAPLE DRY
GooDs-DoXRsTIc AND IMPORTED,
THE AssIGSEEs IN THE BANKRUPTCY
Mssrs. LOEB, SIMON & CO..
A STOCK OF DRY GOODS BOUGHT F0R TIE
WHOLESALE TRADE OF THIS CITY.
AND ISvoIcED AT
AN ORIGINAL COST OF UPWARDS OF $1,000
ONE OF THE LARGEST ATTRACTIONS OF IT'S KIND
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET
RESERVATION WHATEVER, FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THEIR CREDITORS.
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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
Magny street. between CAsScavo and Noreau streets
with hne Stable Accommodation
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CARL KOHN VS.. NJ. ROURKE-FoURTH DISTRICT
Court Of New 0rleans-NO l9,72Z
DY VIRTUE Of - writ OF deri fact M
DtO directed by the Honorable Fourth District court
Of New Orleans, in the above ent tiled cause, / will
proceed TO sell at public auction the Merchants and
AuctiOneefs Exchange ROYAL street, betwe Canal and
Custom l91se streets the Second District Of this city
WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of February 1868 gt II O'clock
the following described property, viz:
The one undivided half Of certain LOT OF GROUND
situated IN the First Disitic OF this city In the square
bounded by Julia, Basin Date St JohD Grod and Rampant
date Crcus streets and forming Julia and
Basin streets Said lot measuring fytwo front on
Julia street by depth and front Basin of one hun
dred ard eet ten inches aud three lines
with all the buildings and improvement thereon rights ways
privileges and sppurenances, including machinery for
Dstiery, Stills and instruments therefor.
Seized IN the abovs suit.
n3~ TERNs-CsSh on the spot
jas fell &c Sheriff Of the Parish az oris.p.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. los ELYsIAN FIELDS
RALEs STREETS.
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BY @. DE FERRET,

SUCCESSION OF MRS. A DEsxAREsr-Eo -
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M CHAs II. NASH,

fOBACCO....... .....TOBACCO ..... ....... TOBACCO
sou rs Damaged Manufactured Tobacco Saved rom Fire
AZ IS Eultsn strsst hy oIaar Of the u loE.Inn.rt
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CLOTHING FOR ALL SEASONS.

GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS,
vALIsEs. ETC, ETC.
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AssIGEEE's SALE OF JACOB BARKER IN BANK
RUPTCY.
SALE AT AUCTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, CoMPRIs.
ING COPIES OF THE GREAT MASTERS Exc.
CUTED MOST ARTIsTICALLY, AND HAVING
UNUSUAL MERIT.
BY c. Il. GIRARDEY - CO.,
ONCE No. II Exchange Place
TUESDAY, Feb. II. 1868, at the onic-, In
the fOur-stoTy bck No. 6 BarOnne,
Ter and Union Streets will be sold auction commencing at
II O'c ock by order Of Norton, Esq Assignee in
Bankruptcy for the United District Court and in the
the Bankruptcy of Jacob Barker ESQ the follow
ing list Of Oil Paintings, tO-wi':
The Transit guratiOn.
2-st. John he Evangelist.
3-CleOpatra.
Abraham and Isaac.
5-Madonna SegiolA
6-Philosophers
7-Davd
S-St. Cecilia
g-EDdymion-
l0-Fornarina.
ll-MadJnna
l2-Landscape
l3-HarbOr
The Emp Josephine, and sundry other Engravings
By TEsHs-Oa-h in y. 8 1reassfy Notes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
The Radicals at Delaware.
ICorrespondence of the Ohio Statesmsn

DELAWARE, o., Sept. 10, 1858.
The RAIDS, by the aid of the black Radi-
cal band, rallied large crowd of Demo,
Gratis, women, children, white and black
RAIDS at Templar Hall last night to hear
T. J. Critchfeld, of your place. He was
not here. In order to drown disappoint-
ment in some weak stuff, J. Nipple, of this
place, was called upon. He mounted the
stand and "went inn with bis might, which
is but slight at the best. He is a clever
fellow personally, but as a speakist is not
success. He got into very deep water
last night the first lunge, and will be
pulled out on Friday night next by L. j
Richardson. Tonight they rally their en-
tire force of "Grant Guards" for parade
with torches, in the county, in order to
beat the procession made by the Seymour
Club in this township alone. To be sure,
they are to be mounted. On next Friday
night our Seymour and Blair Club will
have parade that will beat 1t so far the
Grant wo6dpeckers will swear they never
were out. The Democracy OF old Della
ware are erect, and on the 18th of next
month they will give a good account of
themselves. We will reduce the Radical
majority of last year fully one half. Mark
the prediction. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

Iaboring men and producers, and we don't
like the news from Maine. But Seymo
will be elected for all that. Kentucky will
offset Maine and Vermont Ia electoral votes
and all OF Radical New England when an
other war comes.
1t Is long road, and a hard road. and a
dangerous road yet for Grant before he
reaches the White House. New England
has gone New England, so far as heard from,
and no man expected different, when Ore
gon, and California, and Kentucky, and
Nevada, and Montana, and Maryland, and
Mississippi went Democratic, the Repub-
licans said: "Oh, this don't electyo Pres
ident."
Nor does the failure to change Maine
elect Grant. Go on with the fight; we are
not beaten. nor disheartened, nor weakened
nor demoralized.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
A Suggestion to the c. & HI. v. r.. n

Correspondence OF the Ohio Statesman.1
Will you permit us through the columns
of your journal to make suggestion
Would it not be good idea for those hav-
ing control of the G. & 81. V. r. R.. to con-
slider the propriety of running train be-
tween Columbus and Lancaster during the
continuance of the Fairfield county fair,
for the accommodation OF the people living
along the line of the road. From the feel
in : manifested in this village and vicinity,
and which, as far as we can learn appears
to be general desire of those interested,
were it known that train would run over
the road during the fair TO the benefit of
those wishing to attend, we have no doubt
the enterprise would be amply remunera-
tive to the company and highly gratifying
to the people. The over crowded condi-
ZION of all public conveyances on such oc-
casions, renders it both uncomfortable and
unsafe, and many are deferred from going
who would otherwise attend. Hoping the
authorities will consider this matter favo-
rlbly, We are, respectfully,
WINCHESTER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
GEN. JOS. III. GElGER

Will address the people of Franklin
county at the following places:
BRIGGS SCHOOL HOUSE, Monday evening
September 21st. ~ ..-2
FRANKLINTON. Monday evening. September
2Sth.
GROVE CITY. Tuesday evening. September 29th
HARRlSBUR Monday evening, October 5th.
GROVEPORT, Tuesday evening" October 9Th. -
COLUMBUS (west front state Housel. saturday
evening, October 10th, with Hon. z. Van Trump
and others. .''J
Let men of all parties attend these
meetings and hear the political issues OF
the present campaign discussed.
q r.- ..a1-.p JOHN G.. THOMPSON,
y Chairman Dem. Co. Ex. Com.
w. s. HUFFMAN, Sec'y. .Hiis lH-