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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-20
(For the Couarzs.)
Mackinaw-Its Sights, People
MAcKrNAw, Mich,
Aug. 7th, 1858

taa avg 80 A
Woa'd yoa' NJ Holsor ana tne
readers OF the CouRixs VINO nave
NOT oeen on TINS oesuuiui asiano' nke
20 take ghmpse o. " Win me TINS
Deantliui August oay1 lou van nos
90 swelsering with sne neat = g
nome, TOE tne ferssning WassH q
the lakes arc ail around you.
You reach the island nom Cnicago
~ any one OF the three OF four hnes
of excellent boats. The town stands
on the south side Of the island; nas
iess than ioOO inhaoitants : pieas-
ant plao%e ems - summer, a Oat u must %
desoiation itself- % y the w'nser. osar
ting from the town TOWARD tne Eass'
You have : monotonous oeaoh ior :
little distance, Dos soon yoa are pleas
Cd 70 see tho great rocks lying Along
the shore before You and so hear the
waves with their continual % ss0ssA'
swusn, rolilng AROUND tnem- THESE
rocks are aliiimsstone' % son many
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th.t olimbed besbra vou The rooln
tower higher and higher, leaving !
little distance however between them
ana the shore 80 that you can pas 10
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q
Charley f., who was well known
to the press Of Kentucky and Ten
nessee, once saw . young actress,
Z who somehow had got the whip-hand
OF the manager, attempt to play
III aunne IN ne Lady q Lyons
IA ~ ~ ss1r ~. 49, n'Is.sp.o ! 3 .s .s..uae'
tanned ! dramatic criticism Is which
The ambitiOus young lady vas told
that thopert Of "Paulino" appeared
! pe Z snIae ~ 10 o. 60 1co 90 almculI Ior
orers and ~. .dv;sas .ny Sss 4 ths s;rd.
lest terms to try : series Of nice. easy
ohsracters until experience should
justify = her in attempting higher
80 80. Anss a.J Slscls s e a.ss e voloena .ne
s...sar.a , ~. - - s..o -. n,s. ..I - - .ne
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SrILL THEY Com. 1T has been q.
certained BY actual court that FIvH
HUhDRED AND FIrrY.rwo former
Democrats in this township have de-
clared their intention to vote for
Grant and Colfax. Many Of these
have joined the Grant and Colfax
club and the Tanners This rate OF
increase up to election day will, with
accessions from other sources, give us
500 majority in this tp. in Novem-
ber.-ReQistsr.
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increasing PROBABILITY Of important
results; s5i4sBs tssss ~. 5st.i.
The great woolen exposition ~ q
the past week has been, IN every rs.
spect : decided success. Z = was held
IN the new Dearborn BOOK on hsn'
doiph street. Just being compieted% % ioi
Wma a. Buffers = 70, the well
known auctaoaa frm, who kindly
furnished M y = ior the purpose. n.
y Bntters M himseif @ vas most active 1s l n 2
hls exertiaps to make tne ! success ge't's e.
sursd ana IKE ~. 5eo' =. Bowen, ne
President, vas anslringiy employed
al through ne psr1od. Eollow1ng
u the wake q . tnis gr1Aa matter, = anotn'
e scarcely iees important 20 iEs Pros. pros
pective enects. y = no lese tAan
2 grand trade sale ~ auction Z Or lthe
gooos exniDlted l ana suon osneis g
!. gre to1nisneo p'a y msnulacsurers - l snio
the west. y wlli commence on me ne
llst OF september ana. commune three
oays. Inc eooos WIN e eispisSeo
n the great warenouse q Dussels i. =
Cos ana az we seis Wih Oe oonoucteo
~ them. y y % assurance y secn
cess to have such = arm teks holo o.
the matsef, ana = y somssning mat
should attract attract the universal asssn-
tion Of dsAisrs tlrsoognoat al tne west .'ad
and North-wess. Inc expeation
taught many things that were nm
known to usatthe Wsse OF the e1-
tent Of onr manufacturers, and the
extensive lines Of first class goods
th.t win be. offered II this aale win
oc,e.,, ~, -no.. .nl..,,.,s 49,. !, !, 3,
- =. ms. w. ~. -
sh's suD)ece. in's y guy sno .n'taa-
ton Of such trade sales in Chicago,
and one and III should Be present. If
thsv Gonna With ploomv ant;a;nafinuna
"a .. a.. ...s.;.:.. 49,
f. W. 'A.n = '.o o..' 80.
VIII VIII - was tnc case WIN snom' % uls-
appointed, il ~.
a On'csgo ms<aess = ene1A sre
improving, mAnlte9tlng m increase
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"TelI me, ye angelic hosts, ye mes
sengers of love, shall swindled print.
ersherc below; have no redress abover'
The shining angel band replied:
ITO us is knowledge given dclin-
suents on the printers book can never
enter Heaven Exchange.
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The largest income in New Hamp-
shire 10 that Of Charles A. ellis, pro-
prietor Of HalI's Hair Restorer-157,
600 A half dozen years ago this re,
storer was unknown, and to-day IL
would have been worthless but for
Advertising.
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Brownstown, Ind ID.

y A
The circnit court of Jacks IN coun-
ty, G. A. Bickerall, presiding, had
before it today the case of the rob-
bers of the Adams Express CompaEy.
Mike Colleren, and Wall Hammonds,
charged with robbing the Company
by jumping on the Express Car, and
overpowering the messenger on the
night Of Sept. 8, 1867, near Seymour.
Both prisoners were defended by the
notorious Jason Brown, the celebra-
tod thieves lawyer Of jackson coun-
ty, whose boast is that no thief whom
he defended has ever boon convicted.
Colleran however, in opposition to
the advice Of his counsel entered q
plea Of guilty and was sentenced by
The court TO five years in the peni-
tentisry and . fine Of 500 dollars.
Hammond, under the advice Of his
counsel, applied for . continuance,
which was accordingly granted.
Jason Brown has gained an unen-
viabls notoriety - defender Of the
Renos and the very worst class OF
murderers, assassins, and thieves
The vigilance committee had Civ
en- up oil further attention to criminal
cases, relying upon the courts being
able TO enforce order. This now
however, upsets all, as Colleran was
willing to take the witness stand and
testify in regard to Hammond's com.
plicity with him in the robbery
above alluded to. II now appears
y though the vigilance com. would
have to again take affairs into their
own hands and meet ont summary
punishment upon the thieves and the
thieves counsel.
New York, Aug. IA. /
A fire broke ont ct thrce O'Clock
this morning on the promises of ID.
Appleton 4 Co, Book Publishers
corner Of Grand and Green Streets.
In lees than fifteen minutes the whole
Ave story building was in flames.
At 1:l6 Are broke ont in the
Hay and Straw Depot Of G. B. Law
ton + Co, No 426 and 428, on corner
West and Eleventh Streets. The
flames coon spread through the entire
building, and tho coutents was con
sumed. The loss is estimated At $50,
600.
By the falling ofa floor in Ryan's
Paper Box Mandatory, on Cana
Street. yesterday afternoon, Maris
O'Fallen, aged IS years, had her leg
broken, and Kate johnson, aged II
| years, was seriously injured. Forty
other girls were working in tht
room at the time, but all escaped.
The Camp Meeting, at Sing Sing
closed yesterday with grea
Love Feast and . final. grand marcl
around the ground at midnight. Dur
ing the service, q subscription
amounting to 5000, was taken up t
defray the legal expenses necessar,
to obtain the release Of = young CIR
who is said to be confinedin a Cathc
lilo institution, because of her CONVEX
sion TO Methodism.
Ayoung girl named Kate Conner
IS years Of age, who was arrested o
suspicion Of stealing . watch, died i
the station House ON Wednesda
night, it is presumed from shame an
grief.
! Fon Du Lfc, Wis, i3.
4 Hon. G. A. Eldredge has been r
nominGted to Congress by the Dem
! Gratis oc the 4th district.
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Our Chicago Letter.
Chicago, Aug. 1Ol1S6S.

Lees than . afortnight ago we could
boast (that is if any one had the en-
ergy) . temperature decidedly trop-
ical, but today . coal FIRE is by no
means Objectionable. It is to 20
hoped that the cold, raw weather we
are now experiencing, does not ex-
tend far into the birth places Of corn,
wheat, oats etc. It can have but lit
tie effect directly, on brick and stone
but the whercwith must necessarily
proceed from quarters where gen.
ial showers and Sunshine are - nee
essary as the pulsations Of the heart
to life in the human system. ~
The mania for excursions to the
Rocky Mountains appears 10 have
taken possession of all Glasses OF go
ciety. There is no doubt that it is
as the ladies express it poefectly de-
Rghgmi. Our city Fathers are to
compose the next party that viii re-
ceive q free ride to the end Of the q.
p. track. The excursion party viii
consist Of our city council with dele
gates from tho various public bodies
of the city. Of course . well stock
ed commissary car will be provided;
as Aldermen's stomachs are by no
means an exception to those of .
majority Of humanity.
Our season of conventions and
public gatherings have commenced
last week if I am . Judge of such
matters. The most remarkable Of
them all convened at Crosby's mu-
sic hall on Wednesday last. The st-
tendance,was made up Of what are
known as strong minded women's
men of very little mind Of any dis
cription, reporters and as many curl
osity seekers as considered it worth
twenty-five cents-the assessed dam
age. The object Of this co.mingling
Of sexes and parties was the nomina-
ton Of candidates for President and
Vice President, to run in the inter-
ests Of q third party. The leading
spirits of the female portion Of this
assemblage expected some ofthe stars
Of their profession but they failed to
arrive. In the absence of ell such an
obscure individual, Of the opposite
sex, was chosen chairman, after much
discussion. Two decidedly hostile
parties soon manifested themselves;
one would consent to nothing but q
female President, and perhaps Vice
President also, while the other void
listen to no nominations but males
The great good which would have
resulted from the after discussicns O.
this wonderful convention, was lost
by the male portion carrying an ad
journment
A convention Of tho leading scien
tifc men Of this country has been il
session for several days. The object
rs the promotion of science, but the
term is taken in so comprehensive .
sense that there appears to be moth
ing excluded. The subject they have
under consideration, according t.
one Of our city papers, comprises
everything from the science Of tht
celestial orbs to the science of Chi
cago "bslloon frame" I would BY
no means, attempt to detract from
the pr obale results of such gather
lings. This association can. boast o.
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A friend suggests that mistakei is
made in attacking Seymour for say
ing "the war was q failure" becauseit-
is now evident that no meant his war;
the failure was on the part Of his
friends"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-20

Il. 4, Four sisters dined togetherin Port
land, Ne, the other day, on the coca
sion Of the birthday ofthe oldest, who
was eighty y-one years old. The agee
Of the four are seventy -four, seventy
seven, seventy mine, eighty-one ag-
y sgregate. 377 years.
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PENDLEToN's ARM.-Mr. Pendleton
promises to be found close by the side
of Seymour sin the thickest of the
fight, to cheer him with my voice and
aid him with my armln When did
either Pendleton orSeymour getinto
s'the thickest' Of any light? When
other people were fighting they were
whining for peace. Now that other
people are for peace, they are going
to rush into 'sthe thickest, oi the
fight T. Bah! As for the aid that
George will give with his arm, !" it
Seymour knows what is good for him.
self he will put mighty little trust in
it. These copperheads promised the
secessionists to do something with
their aarms" some years ago, but
they never got any further than to
stir up small riot or two, burn .
few buildings and murder few help
less women and childron. The essarm"
of the copperheads is not very val
uablc help in sthe thickest Of the
fight" as the rebels learned to their
cost. Louis Democrat.
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The Empress Eugenie, At last ac-
counts had three thousand dresses. s.-
According TO . fashionable woman it
must be : delightful thing to be an
Empress.
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only 70 commence and repeat the
list islne fa aisizss le la.q
The crowning point Of the arch, ]
suppose, u 200 Or 900 feet above the
water. II you viii climb to the TOP
of il, you will be rewarded with the
view ofone ofthe grandest panoram.
. Of which yon can conceive; wide
rsach Of water dotted with sails,
yonder island crowned with the un-
fading pine and cedar, farther On
yet the mainland. But neither the
ascent or descent is child's play. The
crumbling limestone gives beneath
your fest, andhow and then 4 loosea-
ed rock goes rumbling, crashing into
the valley below you. warning you
What yourfats will be- if . single
careless step loses you your foothold,
but Of course, you will not be con-
tsnt unless YOU gain the top. One
adventurous fellow who wishes every
one to know Of his daring, had been
ont on juttiDg crsg where cedar
grew, tied = string with ! stone on
tho end or il 70 the brsnch Of the
tree 90 that il could be secn from
~ ~ u ~ IS s75r MI tf tt342N Ee4i
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Amos Lawrence said, when asked
for advice, "Young man, base llyour
actions upon q principle !; preserve
yourintegrity Of character, and in
doing this, never reckon the cost"
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s1a14h0&%D8
!. A. : msra n.ttAr ofrol;cv !, ,,oun
not 81 cors;aersI 49,. hic - rrrra
r,,cn R,,e,a;sh a.i,,,,...ss ,,e the ;nt-,srs, -
tion of o1r sactory svstem va M r. would
be better for the Interest Of American
dairymen That Enelish Slairv practice
be carried on IN the same wav in ne
future = IN the past The seneral
quality Of tour goods. today i better
than the,rs. 1.-THE Cheddar dsirvmen
equal or surpess us ia manufhcture Il
win b. remembered that the mako of
that charsctar 0fch6eee q nuita limit.
sd-in Enoland. ana that Il must f.ke
manv vesrs even Iundcr IL /, beat man.
acement lto estabIish that svstamI
tSrouehout Enrland In the moan
time the oualitv 81 our cheeee is con-'
stantly improyine I and there "a no,
probabilitv that under their farm,
dairy practice thew can keen psce
.v;,L cs,- -;,,,~.~.,..,,t. +. ,a,..t ri
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The firm Of Seymour and Blair is
ina shaky condition. Heavy notes
fall due in November, and . collapse
is expected. ..s
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4ss gs Paris, Aug. 10.
The Moniteur, in its issue last eve.,
says, semi officially, in relation to the
new French loan, that four times the
amount of money asked for, has been
subscribed.
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Fon Du Lfc, Wis.,, l3.
Hon. G. A. Eldredge has been re-
nominated to Congress by the Demo-
Gratis os the 4th district.
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y .
Dispatches have been just received
from Ireland, giving the particulars
ofdeeds oflawlessnes which occurred
near Tipperary, ltseems that while
ono of the Great Land Lords OF
that region, named Scully. was
serving the usual notices on various
tenants, he was shot and killed by
some unknown person. A strong
body Of Police soon after made theil
appearance on the scene Of action ant
attempted to arrest the culprits. Th'
police, in return, were attacked ane
two killed dead and four badly
wounded. Several arrests havesub
subsequently been made. All quie
| ct the latest advices.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
4 New Railroad Pvejeet.

A proposition 10 on foot to give St.
Louis new southern railroad connection
BY building . railroad from St. Jawss
near Rolla, m the Southwest Psci6c
Road, through Dent, Shannon, Texas,
aud Howell counties, In this State,
thence BY Cairo end Fulton Railroad sur.
vey to Little Rock, Arkansas, and thence,
vic Shreveport, Louisiana, to Galvsstos.
The authorities Of The counties named
have signidsd their willingness to make
subscriptions equal to two Or three thou.
sand dollars per mile for the lius 10 this
State. end subscriptions lists ore being cir.
eulated preparatory to organising COM
pany under The general railroad lavs Of
the State. Such . road, even II il did
not promise through route to the Gulf,
would still b Of great Importance 70 81.
Louis 10 opening Up . Portios Of the
State now without On ouslst for its pro.
duos. as veil - aidirg 10 developing tie
iron deposits Of Dent county, which ars
rsputsd 10 bs sI rich % the famous ores
Of Iron Mosntsin sad Pilot Kaob.-Ss.
Leafs RapvbMeau.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

A talented young African, Of The boot.
black persuasion. while dancing like 81.
Vitae over . customers boots The other
day, observed . nsighbor poring wisely
over . Newspaper, whsrsapos hs address
ssd him thus:
"Julius, What d dsbsl you locking q
dat paper furf You can't read"
"Go wsy, fellah." replied the other IN.
dignantly 'Gusss ! ean read. I'ss big
"Big 'nu6," rstortsd tho other, seora-
fully. "Dat amt nu@iu. A. cows big
'au6 to eotch . mice, but shs can't"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
Scene u q Country Poll.
[From tho New Orleans Commercial Bull,

lFrom tho New Orleans Commercial Bullstin.l
Enter at the polls q gang Of the M.
items wards. aud al ask the Commission =.
ers Of Election for their tickets. They
receive tor answer, that "there are the
tickets on the tables distributed around,
and 70 take whatever they wished; that
the. Commissioners are there to receive
ami not give out tickets" They. looking
around, 6nd tickets scattered about, but
all printed on paper Of the same color
white.
Spokesman-"Dem amt do tickets We
wants."
Commissioner There ars both tick
ctr, Democrat and Radical; you can take
your choice"
Spokssuan-"Oh, no; dom oil white
tickets; we wants dc red ticket wid ds
eagle on it," '.t
'Commissionsr- here it is,''
and commence to read the names Of the
Radical ticket, when, he comes to the
name Of A. L. Lee, candidate for Prssi.
Dental Eiector. ......t....
"D.r," bursts out the Spokesman,
"Didn't I tell you 90; dem 10 rebel tick
ets. 'I.es ! Lee I one Of de biggest rebel.
gvioa. oms along, bays, We won't vote
tall" and no argument on the part Of
many Of tho bystaudsrs could convinct
them to the contrary.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
Refers ~ Heejsley Law.

Refers ~ legIsssy Law.
The g. Joe Hssld, . dsssn. Radical
IL Me gkate4 81 S
''Ths tssdDstios Sf Carl Oshurs. unsoi.
nos.ly adopted II Chicago. 10 . pledge
uAishs tAe paalv 0saA ssdeo0. y~s e boeis
with, The Registry Law Of Missouri must
y essssisllj sssnded. ltis 90 ivsals 10
iustics and dsceney that the very beet
loyal sitisses rsf seis esussy shoald bs
d;sirsoehissd on the sscsss sAdsvis Of .
corrupt and pstjursd VILLAIN, sRsiuss
whose dark lantern insormatioa The oa,hS
Of . hundred pure oitisens ars hurled 10
vain. II man 10 accused Of crime.
the penalty Of which 10 disftanch hissusst,
Ia Heavens name, let him meet bis aocu.
cor face to face let him confront the ID.
verse Witnesses let him ihow 10 the court
their ersdibil,ty; let him show that they
have not correctly stated casual eonver.
sstion which occurred seven and . half
years ago, and which these swift witnesses
report from memory; let bin impeach
the pejurer; and let him show thst, II In
. moment Of passion be did utter foolish
words, his whole life and conversation
thereafter we're devoted to strict loyalty.
Az administered In this State, the kcgis.
try Law hes proved worse than ths Sran
ish lpquisition. A cowardly iufofmer
makes an sfidavit Of his recollection Of
. conversation nearly eight years ago
The Board Of Registration refuses to
give the name Of the skulker. Dosens
Of men, uoimpsachsd and uniupeschsbls.
solsmnly swear thst they have daily and
hourly been ultimate with the accused
for ten years past, and that they know
him to have been oil the time loyal. Yet.
that Board strike that nun from the list,
and brand him with d,sloyslty. A l.w
which permits such 30 Interpretation
should At once be amended, and these
men who thus interpret Il, and who thus
outrage justice. should forever hang their
guilty heads among honest mon.
"Let that kegistry Law bs stripped Of
its iufamy, or let Il be buried 10 the
tomb Of the Cspulets. No party can
bear such load. 1t gives spies. inform.
ers and perjurers an opportunity to blast
the happiness aud character Of honest
men No republic can long endure which
permits such licentiousness. and does not
better protect the liberties Of its citizens. +"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

The United States Treasurer has 10
structcd the Assistant Treasurer and de.
signated depositsries to withdraw from
circulation al badly mutilated or dvfaced
notes, flso oil City. dollar notes, the latter
having beeo extensively eouuterfeited,
and al convertible legal tender notes is.
sued under the acts Of February 18th and
July ll.h, 1862, the time for the conver.
sion OF which has long expired.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
From Canada,

Sr. JonS'>, n b., November 23.-The
financial panic has somewhat abated, and
public confidence slightly improved. A
telegram from the President from St.
Stephens holds out encouragement 70, u
hope that that bank may room resume
iness, aud the value of its notes has
increased ten to fifteen per cent. Notes
Of the Commercial Bank are selling At
thirty per cent discount. Business Va,
generally almost suspended.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
Wholesale Powder Explosion.
Sixteen hundred ke0s of ounnovd.,

wholesale Powder Explosion.
Sixteen hundred kegs of gunpowder,
piled up near Grauly Ford, Nevsds, for
tho use Of the Central Pacific Railroad,
we're accidentally exploded . few days
ego. The explosion Of the whole mass
Was instantaneous and the havoc made
immense. The powder magazine wss IN
the camp where hundreds OF men ate aud
slept, aud the ground between The wagons
which brought tho powder was covered
to the depth Of several inches with the
powder which leaked from the ksgs. The
explosion wss believed to have been
caused By Psishsrd, one Of the killed,
ignitiag . match on . whssl OF ono oi
Tie wagons Standing II the front Of the
magazine. The killed are A. Prichsrd.
Geo. Rotslech and three Chinese r. b
Hsmnoud, Richard Shilling, stoue-
bridge, 90 uakaova mau, and several
Chissas we're severely burosd. One el
the Chimes is reported to have beer
Blown sse hundred yards. Most Of tLe
horses and uules 10 tho wagon near the
nsgasips we're blown w atoms aud on.
tvslvs-1uls team M entirely destroyed
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

The Ku KluE stories Of Radical poll.
t,cisus AID psid correspondent. Of Raai.
cal papers. have become quite scarce sincs
the cleo ion; and in localities WHERE. be.
fore tho election, Radical papers were
basy hstehiag out reports Of crimes said
10 have been committed BY "secrst rebel
organisations" the same papers are speak
Jog in gl"wing terms Of the quiet, bust
mess thrif, and general good feeling be
tween oil classes, end ,uviting immigrs.
tion. Truly, they are virsuous sst
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

Eleven ballots we're east in Iudianapo'is
eu Tuesday last BY Gs'msus for the sbo.
lition OF tho Presidential o&ro A me-
norial Of Congress praying t~ The same
10 being circulated there, and /. being
eisnad BY . number Of The more Radical
German citixens.
The foregoing appears 10 the st. joe
Herald q Republican papsr) in the edi-
toria' column, without, pp~ueut. Thut
10 what the Radical pity all over the
country would like to see-and q Gen.
Grant at the head of the Government.