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nUATRIEME COUR DEJUSTICE PARoIsS
" dor Yeans.-E1 vertu IN writ de teri FACES
moi adresse par / Honorable j. q. Baum, Jugs d
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d0rleans, ie procederai Ia vsnte publiQae
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Marine Intelligence.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, 4
Friday, August 2s, ls6s.
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eecond page monthly advertise ments, each square
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rent Insertion seventy five cents per square.
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Ecn 81 80 per square
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Regular advertisers, who advertise largely will be
Allowed such discount from above named transient
rates as may be agreed upon; provided, that in no
c&se shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
cent.
an business notices Of Advertisements to be
enArged twenty cents per line each insertion.
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RAILROADS.
pONFcMARTRAEN RAILKOAD cd
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Observing CITY TIME as closely as possible,
trains will run as follows;
tHaiting at Canal street, at French Market, at
Passenger Depot, and at Claiborne street)
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Mexican schooner Ysabelita, Campo, for Vera Cruz
Godenbow 4 Kelley
Steamer L1cistia, Davis, for Mobile Master
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4 recent visit = t'|o Hfst Shora thai fhe
Republican camp ares 8|c s. Ts1 hf.sIt IL
All through Iowa TIE Aal|s. a|s "A. (. E. ~
enthusiastic, aud tHe State FIN 5iIs ~ ..''-'s
largest majority for GfA1f and EtfIsx. X
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
TRAvELEKs, GUIDE.

Il published every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
ten IS per Annum, advance; half yearly and quar-
teRly, same rates Single copies ten cents.
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COMMEROIAL.

TEURsDAY EVENING. August a. 1858.
COTTON-The stAgnation noticed in our yester-
day report continued throughout to-day There
was little or no inquiry At any time from the opening
10 the close OF bus ness and the only sales reported
were one or two trihing lots amounting in al TO
about bales Some factors asking 25ls25sSc for
good ordinary; 20 for low niddling: and 2sJ2sKc
tor middng, but others unwilling to accent these
inquiries. Buyers offer about lc less.
COTTON BrATEMENT.
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Chairman Of Committee on Railways.
Messrs. Kent, Of St. Helena, and Rey, of
Orleans. members of the Committee on
Railway, submitted also the following mi
nority report, which was received and &C.
copied:
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THE LEG1sLATURE
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GzNrLENES--Yours Standing Committee on
Corporations beg leave to report that they
nave mad, oy order o. the House, under con.
tbe sane bact with tbe ra a'o, me-
that it be referred to the member introduc.
ing the same, with Instructions to ascertain
MnetneL OF no no. easu society can - become in-
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A NMindler.

Some two or three mouths ago fel-
low calling himselfDr, Sullivan, stop
ped for short time in this place, and
proposed 10 insert teeth by some new
steam process, at about one fourth the
usual rates, lie got some printing
done at tho Herald Office, but ran of
without paying for it Ia'I
We see by the Catlettsburg Tribune
that the same fellow has recently been
at that place, and has swindled the
Tribune out of bill for printing.
He has cork leg, or is some way
lame, has curly black hair, and talks In
a foreign accent, something like an
Irishman He called himself DR.. Bur
nctte at Catlettsburg.
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against the President. Its corruption and ex-
travagance have exceeded anything known in
history and by Its frauds and monopolies il has
nearly doubled the burden Of the debt created
during the war. 1t has stripped the President
of his constitutional power of appointment even
of his own Cabinet; under its repeated assaults
the pillars OF the Government are rocking on
their base, and should 1t succeed in November
next, and inaugurate its President, we will meet
it as a subjected and conquered people, am id the
ruins of liberty, and the scattered fragments of
the Constitution, and we do declare and resolve,
that ever since the people of the United States
threw of all subjugation TO the British crown the
privilege and trust of suffrage have belonged to
the several States, and have been granted, regu-
lated and controlled exclusively by the political
power OF each State, respectively, and any at
tempt By Congress, on any pretext whatever, to
deprive any State Of this right, or interfere with
this exercise is fragrant usurpation of power,
which can find no warrant in the Constitution,
and If sanctioned by the people will subvert our
form of Government, and can only end in a sim
gle, centralized, consolidated Government, In
which the Statea W Ill be entirely absorbed, and
an unqualified despotism be established in place
of federal Union fequal States; that weregard
the reconstruction acts of Congress, so called,
such usurpations, unconstitutional, revolution
airy and void, and that our soldiers and sailors
who carried the flag of our country to victory
against most gallant ana determined Toe, must
ever be gratefully remembered and oil the guar
antees given in their favor must be faithfully
carried into execution that the public lands
should be distributed as widely among the peo-
pie, and should be disposed Of either under the
presumption of homestead lands, and sold in
reasonable quantities, and to none but actual oc
cupants, at the minimum price, as established
by the Government, when grants of the public
lands may be allowed, necessary for the encour-
agement Of important public improvements the
proceeds of the sale of such lands, and not the
lands themselves, should be SO applied; that the
President of the United States, Andrew johnson
in exercising the power of his high Office in re-
sisting the aggressions of Congress on the Con
stiutiona rights of the States and the people, il
entitled to the gratitude of the whole american
! people, and on behalf OF the Democratic party we
tender him our thanks for his patriotic efforts in
| that regard Great applause
! Upon this platform the Democratic party ap-
peal to every patriot including all the ConserVa'
! tive element, and all who desire to support The
! Constitution and restore the Union, forgetting
all past differences Of opinion, To unite with u;
| in the present gFeat struggle for the liberties o.
the people, and that to all such TO whatever par
ty they may have heretofore belonged, we ex
tend the right hand oil fellowship, aud hail al
such cooperating with US as friends anc
| brothers. ....
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News of the w eek.

Peter Cagger, an eminent Democrat
icpolitiCian of New York City, was
thrown from a buggy and instantly
killed, during the session of the Demo-
cratic convention, lie was a delegate
to the convention.
The rebel Democracy continue to
commit terrible outrages upon the ne
groes and white Union men in Ken
tucky and Tennessee, Whipping and
numbering negroes are common amuse-
inents l.''i .'
Pool, who murdered his two step
SONS, near Cleveland, killed himself in
Jail, by cutting his throat with ri razol.
The nomination of Seymour and
Blair is very coldly received by the
Western Democracy,
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The BondhoIders, Platform.


The Republican party has endeavor-
cd to make the taxes as light as posi-
bic upon the poor, and especially upon
the agricultural interests OF the country.
II cost vast sum Of money to put down
the Democratic rebellion. Topay even
the interest upon this Democratic debt,
and the increased expenditures of the
Government, required heavy taxation,
The Republican party raised this mon
ey by taxing those who were able to
pay, and exempting the property of the
farmer. II a man made less than one
thousand dollars he paid no taxes if
over that, he paid one dollar for every
twenty he made over the thousand,
Another amount was realized by re-
quiripg lawyers, doctors 90, to pay
ten dollars for license. Also mer-
chants, traders, liquor sellers &c, were
required to pay for the privilege of car
rying on their business.
But tho Democracy proposes to
change all this. Here is the fourth
plank In the PLATFORM ..a.t,f#
FouK7B-Equal taxation OF every species Of
property according 10 its real value, including
GoSerument bonds and other public securities.
lRenewed cheering and cries Of 'read IL again. D
This yeArnot single farmer in Jack
son county pays one cent Of taxes to
the General Government. But under
this Democratic policy if his farm is
worth Eve thousand dollars, he must be
taxed upon it" according to its real
value," although he may make less than
9 thousand dollars upon it. "Every
species ofploperty." Your horse, COW,
pigs, chickens, dogs, onions, cabbage,
bay, pIows, hoes, rakes, scythes, beds
ev4y species ofproperty, How do you
IKE It farmera of Jackson county,
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Extreme Case" Cured.

From Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, ARegkaay, Pa.
Joseph Fleming Druggist,
No. "a Market Street, Pittsburgh.
SIR, Il take great pleasure In stating that af-
ter having suffered from Dyspepsia for about
fifteen years, at some periods much more than
others, I have been entirely cured by the use of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. My friends know that of
late years my case has been an extreme one.
had greatEutfering from eating any kind of food
and on an average would vomit about one third
of my meals, In sour, indigestble mass. When
the severe attacks would come, would lose all
strength and be utterly helpless. Some of the
attacks would be so severe that for days togeth-
or | would not retain anything on my stomach,
save little dry toast and tea. For years knew
not what 1t was TO pass five consecutive hours
without intense pain. From the time took the
first dose Of this medicine ceased vomiting -
gradually oil soreness passed away, and flesh and
strength returned, and ever since have been
able TO eat any kind Of food set upon the table.
Six months have now passed without any symp-
toms of the return of the disease. Ny case was
considered by all, even physicians so marvellous,
that for time II was feared that it might be fc-
titious but am now so well convinced, that
have been not merely relieved, but permanently
cured, that | can conscentously recommend
Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all victims OF dyspepsia.
ISAAC AIKEN,
Late Pastor of the Beaver st. NJ. E. Church,
f.n ~. ANY" "@"g
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Neighborhood News.

The Ironton Register says thata stran-
ger committed suicide below West
Ironton by putting a revolver in bis
mouth and fringit
The same paper says that the body Of
Capt. Norton, who was blown up and
lost some six months ago on the steam
er Harry Dean, has been found near
where the disaster occurred, between
Ironton and Gallipolis,
They had high time at Zaleski
on the Fourth, A lot of drunken men
got into a general fight at a doggery,
and lad Of seventeen years, son of a
soldiers widow, was murdered.
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Seymour.

There is little doubt that it was the
intention Of the Eastern Democrats,
and especially those ofNew York, from
the opening ofthe convention, to nom.
mate Seymour. He pretended that be
would not be candidate under any cir
cumstances His PHI ysicians forbid his
accepting the nomination, as he has a
tendency towards insanity, and the dis
ease is hereditary in the family, Rs
father and one of his brothers having
committed suicide while laboring under
this terrible malady.
As soon as the New York delegation
got up feeling between the friends Of
Pendeton and Hendricks, SO as to Sc
cure the Ohio delegation in opposition
to Hendricks, they had the name Of
Seymour sprung upon the convention,
and he was nominated at once.
Gov Seymour is man of decided
ability, and is as true representative
of the party as could be found. The
party is divided upon several issues,
especially upon the question of repudi-
alton. Seymour is in favor OF honestly
paying the obligations of the Govern
ment. He is is what may o called the
bondholder's candidate. lie is the
candidate of August Belmont, and the
rich aristocracy ofthe party. The Pen
dleton repudiationists Of the West may
curse him for his being the cadidate o
the "bloated bondholders," but they
will nearly all vote for him. They cart
nothing for principle. They woul(
nearly all have voted for Chase and ne
gro suffrage, if the yarty leaders haC
told them to do so. ID,
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on saturday, August lst, A. D. l8I
Sheriff's Sale.
In Partition,
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, ''.

STATE Of OAtO, Jackson county, SO.
Ann @. Tilton,
Henry Noel, etal
DURSUANT to the command of an order Of
1 sale issued by the Clerk from the Court of
Common Pleas Of Jackson Co. and State Of Ohio,
and to me directed as Sheriff of said county will
offer at public sale, at the door of the Court
House, in the town of jackson, in said county,
On Saturday, August 1st, A. D., 1868,
OF one O'Clock, P. M. of said day, the following
described real estate, tO-wit.
Lot number ifty-nine, $50, township number
seven "a and range eighteen Qs), Of the Scioto
Salt Reserve Lands, containing eighty acres,
more or less. Situated in the county of Jack
son and State of Ohio.
Valued at 1890 90.
Commanded to be sold In certain proceed
ing In partition lately pending In the Court Of
Common Pleas of said county, wherein Ann G.
Tilton was petitioner and Henry Noel and Others
we're defendants.
Terms of sale-One third cash on day Of sale,
and one third in one year, and the residue In two
years, the deferred payments to be secured by
notes and mortgage upon the premises sold, and
to bear interest OF 6 per cent. from day of sale.
Given under my hand this let day Of July, 1868.
JOB. II. WILSON, 8. j. G.
July 2, 2,'6S-bw-pf-S11 10.
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@9-We find the following in the Gal
lTpolis Journal. We heartily concur in
all Mr., Barrnger says about the Welsh
people. We have long known this
people, and can truly say that they are
the most thrifty, loyal, moral and re-
ligious people in Jackson county:
DEnicArIoN AT CENrERvILLE. On sabbath.
July 9th, our neat aud commodlons Church In
UentervIlle, Gallia county, Ohio, was dedicated
by chaplain MeCabe and Rey. l.. Cunningham.
Rev. H. H. Adams was also with us sabbath
night. This region OF country is the Wales of
America. For about half a century che tide of
emigration from Wales has been pouring into
this place lill some neighborhoods are more
Welsh than Wales itself. The Welsh are re-
markable Tor an ardent attachment TO the LAM
guage and habits OF their fathers, love Of song,
aud love OF freedom. They are intensely loyal
TO their adopted eountry Take them as n body
they are the best cass Of Foreigners with whom
have become acquainted, From the aged
grandsire to the inialt In It's mothers arms, they
an attend church and Sunday school, They are
strict In observing the sabbath, and liberal In
building churches and supporting their minis
ters. Though they have houses of their own In
which to worship, many Of them have afforded
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In Bankruptcy.

District Court of tie United States, Southern Dis
trict of Ohio'
I'm the matter of the application of Absolam F.
i Nelson, a Bankrupt, for final discharge
Pursuant to an order of said Court 10 me direct
ed, notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of
Absalom F. Nelson, of Jackson, in the county Of
jackson and State Of Ohio, 10 appear before me,
at my office, in Mercant's Block, Second Street,
between Market and Court SITS, Portsmouth,
Ohio, on the Both day of July, A. D., 1863,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and show cause, II any
they have, why a discharge should be grant
cd said Bankrupt. And said creditors are fur
ther notified that the second and third meetings
of creditors will be held OF the same time and
place for the purposes provided in sections "
and 28 of the Bankrupt Law.
ELIJAH GLOVER, Register.
July 8, ,'68--3W.
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The Peoples Camdidntes +,

After five days bargaining and trading. buying
and selling, cheating and fraud, bullying and
throat-cutting, whisky-swelllng and whoremon- :
gering, threatening. and rioting elimination and
recriminaton, In the sweltering July weather,
making day 0dorous with the sweat of conflict
and night hideous with the riot of passion, ap-
pealng to every beastly instinct and every loath-
some desire known to the human or inhuman
breast the Democratic National Convention Of
1868 has presented what 1t is pleased to call the
Peoples Candidates for President and Vice
President, HoTatio Seymour and Frank p Blair. {"
This is what is called spontaneous enthusiasm
unanimous choice-the Peoples candidates.
The Peoples Candidates!
The one who heads the ticket, the friend of
rioters proclaiming himself the friend of riot
ors--whO sought to stab the patriotic defenders
OF the country in The back, never daring to make
front attack, during the struggle for the
Nations life.
The other, who follows, corrupt, drunken,
believing, gaseOnading blatheTskite and life
long political trickster who now advises the
overthrow Of the Reconstructed governments by
force OF arms, the Inauguration of q new civil
war, and the establishment of rebel supremacy
through blood and fire.
The tnquestioned ability of Horatio Seymour
intensiiles and multiplies his deyilish capacity
for mischief indefinitely. There is no limit to
II
reins of power in such hands.
We have 10 thank the enemy for making a
nomination upon which we can have a fair,
stand up fight. , .,.. .a.
| Think Of it J ..
Seymour is the crafty, cold blooded politician,
nominated after five days Of the most stupendous
wirepulling aud trickery ever known in the MS
tory of man. .........
Grant, the honest, straightforward soldier was
nominated before ever Convention met, by the
lrresistable Overwhelming voice of the people
moving by the mighty instinct OF almost Om-
nipotent forecast and power.
Seymour was q peace man of the peace men,
when peace meant the disintegTatiOn Of the gov
ernment and the destruction Of the country,
| Grant was q war man, and a war man 70 the
purpose, developing his views In the capture OF
prisoners, arms and munitions OF war, In the
seuurging of traitors, and in the purglng of trca-
| son with IRE.
| The contest is endless In extent. Day Is not
more bright than Grants patriotic record; night
| is not darker than the atrOeious record of his
opponent.
The People will continue the contrast; and
! next November the chapter will be added
Seymour was repudlated and spued out by an
| indignant and outraged People.
Grant was called to the highest place in the
Republic, by The united love and gratitude of the
Nalion saved through the illustriOus deeds of the
! Nations heroes, OF whom he was the chief!
SO mote it be. .--Colimbas JourRdt
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us substantial assistance in onr struggled to build
our house. The people of Centervile and vlcin-
ity will long cherish the memory and brief &C.
Cunningham, and viii feel in all time that they
owe them debt Of gratitude ion their efficient
services in removing the Indebtedness of their
church We were sorry to part with them Sc
soon. But the days of painful partings among
christians are few. So then,
Flood the heart with parting tears,
Frost the head with passing years,
Mingle want and woe together here
But the Lord will lift the cloud,-
That enwraps the shining crowd,
And well never know o sorrow there.
J. BARRINGRR.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

You will see how soon it will dispel your bad
feelings and gloomy forebodings. How soon it
will chase away any species of Dyspepsia. How
soon 1t will give you new life and vigor and how
soon 1t will make well man or woman of you.
For yonr own sake, for the sake of everybody
suffering, we beg, we entreat you to try It,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT AND BILIOUS
DERANGEMENTS, f.....ser
1t is Sovereign Remedy, while for Fever and
Ague, and all those diseases which are generated
in mlasmatic climate, IL is certain preyenta-
tive and cure.
That its wonderful medicinal virtues may not
stand alone upon our statement we append few
unsolicited testimonials from those whose posi-
tion in society and reputation as citizens will
place their evidence beyond all question, and
carry with them strength and conviction to the
most incredulous.