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Is in doubt. NHkfq bnA
lana
Have, given large majorities to SEYMOUR,
e 1t will be few days before, we shall be
able to obtain the accurate majorities in
most of the States
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-05
GoLD closed In New York yesterday at
10T/
Election NH~jorities.
? isHsN NEW YORK.

-ii2Tt ta7 - sst NEW YORK. --- fs aH1
SFYMouR's majority IN New York IS abol t
10000, and HoFFMAN's (Democr attic cand
date), for Governor, is % 600. The Repub-
,licans have majority in the Legislature,
which elects United States Senator, in
place of Senator MORGAN, Republican.
NEW JERSEY.
This State has given SEYMOUR majority
of 1000, and the Democratic candidate for
Governor 1850. The Democrats have q
majority of seven on joint ballot in the
Legislature-three In the Senate and four
in the House. The election of a Democrat
to succeed Mr.. FRELINGHUYsEN (Republi-
can) in the United Senate is thus secured
, The Democrats have gained two Congress
men.
LOUISIANA.
This State has given SEYMOUR large
majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
GRANTS majority in this State is over
70,000.lc saii illl sssi1sr5as Asofs 7n0
CONNECTICUT.
The majority for GRANT in this State is
3,345. sscc&
1t is estimated that GRANTS majority in
this State is about 1000. ;...,as
INDIANA iSS
The indications are that GRANTS MAJOR
ity in Indiana is about 10000.
[cALIFoRNIA AND OREGON.
Both these States are in doubt, with the
: do1ot fnclinihg In favor of GRANT.
IN MINNESOTA
The Democrats elected their candidate fer
Congress in the Second District, which is
the District now represented by DoNNELLY
OHIO.
The Indications are that GRANTS major
.itysin Ohio is from. 81, 900 to 10000.
MAINE.
SEYMoUR's majority in this State is about
14''V% RHODE ISLAND. aa 10
In this State GRANTS probable majority
is 5000.
Each county in this State is Democratic,
and the Legislature is unanimously so.
KENTUCKY.
has given over 10000 majority
for SEYMOUR and elected all the Democrat
ic candidates for Congress.
c7ifioHi.1 MISSOURI 11zaF =
Has undoubtedly given GRANT large ma
'''"'' 0ak0kAssAs + 2 i71
Has given GRANT an increased majority
over the last Republican majority.
SOUTH CAROLINA, TENNESSEE AND ARKAN-
SAS
Hsysgone tor GRANT. a0l09
NORTH CAROLINA
Is In doubt. NHAfq bnB
MARYLAND, GEORGIA, ALABAMA AND LOUIS
lana
Have, given large majorities to SEYMOUR,
1t viii be few days before we shall be
able to obtain the accurate majorities in
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EDWARD ROWLAND.

In the preparation ef this work the greateet care
has been taken to .liy satisfy the public in regard
to Gen. Grants opinions the Leaning Questions of
the day, and to present such analysis of bis ele
mentary character to demonstrate what the public
may rely upon in General Grant, whatever coMpca
tons National affairs may hereafter assume,
while he holds important position among the shief
executive forces of the country.
The sH-Rce reticence Of Gen. Grant. heretSfere,
and which has been a subject of so much comment.
and not unfrequeoy unealfed for curiosity, viii be
found thoroughly explained upon the score OF the
most statesman-ke prudence and wisdom.
Gen. Grant belongs to that class of great men
whose eloquence is expressed according to the De-
nosthepic defaiton Of "aeton! action !! action r
rather than in words, but he is found wanting in
vigorous power with the pen in the elegances of
compact and emphatic style of uttersnce in language
In the general hsbbub of politics when the small
tuntes to express "their views" the silent men who
speak only when Aecessty commands, and are apt to
be overlooked their silence is misinterpreted 1t
is desirable therefore, that rejecting peOple-they
upon whose shoulders, more than upon any others,
the dignity and safety of the Republic after all de-
pend" should withdraw~=fron the turmoil, long
eno1eh at lea st to stsdv and Judge what may be
pected in the future fron1 such men General Grant,
whom devices of demagogues. wiles of opposing
becomes then the duty as It viii be the pleasure of
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Of the number Of works in the form OF biography,
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HARVEST COMMENCED. ~ We are in
formed that wheat harvest commenced
yesterday six miles above this city.
The crop is generally represented as be-
ing excellent, both in quality and guam
tity. BY the first Of next week the
farmers in this section will generally be
in the midst Of haryest.-[ Evansville
Journal, June 80.
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The Geography Lesson. 7''4he
e. "Class in Geography, stand up. How
many divisions Of the earth are there Pr
ssSeven.'' sols ~ 4g 7faaa }zs,isas.
ssWhat are they p
Europe, Asia, Africa, America, Long
Division, Short Division, the division in
the Democratic party 90 re- aaz8
I, fright. How many races are there?'
"Eleventeen hundred" aa@aaeH -aef
s. Nonsense. Let's hear you name
yhom ,sdi o4s7ps q 1fe a7t4i4nsHe s95
BE- "White race, black race, Indian race,
boss race, race after the gals, mule race,
wheelbarrow race, human race, race af-
ter debt, foot race, mill race
"Hold on! Cess you are right, but
what are the principal elements ?"
."Air, water, and the national debit
"Is the national debt one of the ele-
ments Pr dos s. zs-.a-s.s5
Eyes, one Of the elements of discord."
"What is our globe divided into ?''
'.Land, water, and benzine"
"How much ef It is dry land ~ 50 of.
- ''Salloon keepers can tell better than
can.' -.,..--.
s'What IL . mountain ?"
2 SsYUi afn't .esee E - E&GS9 60 ~
.Ain,t what Pr rvvzu
"Assownfin' much"
.Your rascal, you will catch it fol
this"
II c4tsht II last term Of Bill Jenkins
Ind AAatetE6t over It yet"
80 Boy gets IN intAfmission 70 scratch.
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A Bro JuDeMEET- the Supreme
Court Of New York on NJ onday a judg
ment for 90 ,649;021 %, was fled against
the Union Pacific r. r. Co., Eastern
Division), in favor Of Ross, Steele, ct al.
for breach Of contract-the plaintiffs
having been contractors on the road.
The Company broke the contract and
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no Connumptivea.

The Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send fire
of charged TO ell who desire il. the prescription wste
the directions for making and using the simple remh
dread disease Consumption. His only object iahat
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$50 Ruv. EDWARD A. WILSON. @
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An agricultural paper recommends
country ladies to take a large-sized
pumpkin seed, carefully cut out the meat
on the inner side, put q narrow strip Of
fur around the edge. and fasten the
strings to the sides, and they will have a
bonnet in the pink of fashion. The
broad end of the bonnet should be worn
in front to keep on the wind and sun.
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WHISKY AND ToBACco.-Gen Schenck.
from the Ways and Means Committee,
Saturday afternoon, reported two bills
for the taxation of wEisssey and tobacco,
fixing the whiskey tax at so cents per
gallon, and the tobacco at 80 aid l6
cents per pound for the two qualities,
and IS per thousand for cigars.
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"Well, Jones, suppose You have
been ont to look at Texas2 Did you
see anything Of our friend Smith out
there Y' -2Aa 7N sstsG
EYES, gone deranged." su4t
"Has hep ,s,
eyes, indeed; he doesn't know his
own hogs from those of his neighbors !!
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Eighteen Democrats, including Cary,
of Ohio, and Stewart, of New York vo
ted to squander 20 per cent. more upon
Government clerks at Washington, while
but two Democrats voted against it. 1t
is estimated that this increase of sala-
ries would take e1,5OO,000 out Of the
public treasury.
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In the past ten years the common
school teachers of Ohio have increased
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from ol,779, 97s to 90, 195, 227.
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Chr q j y !,
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BOARDING.

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\ OsT-ON TUESDAY, THE lbrH SEPTEMBER
IL 1868, ordinary Pocket Diary, containing . small
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white max his breast When lost be had leather
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A. c. MERKEL va. PHI. KErTEURING-NO zoos
sixth Justice Court, Parish Of Orleans
DY VIRTUE OF q Writ OF n SIT faesns
ID the Honorable the Justice
Peace in and for the Parish Of orleans. wiz proceed sell
public auction, FRIDAY the 25th day of December,
1868 at No. l39 Rousseau street IL O'Clock NJ
OnesprinR Wagon and set Of Harness. and one Horse
Seized the above
WIN. soRMLY, Constable
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

II OsT OR MIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF
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trading for Application has been made for nes GER
tihcste
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C0NSTkBIe'S SALES.

c0NSTkBIe'S SALES.
A. DAUBrRT VS.. GEO. wAsHNGr3N-vo. 2ls7-
Sixth Justice Court. for the perish Of Orleans, La
DY VIRTUE Of q writ OF nerf faeias
ID directed by the Honorable Sixth Justice Of
Psace. wi. proceed sell public suctiou. TUES
Day the day of December 1865 10 O'Clock
A NJ, TO the highest bidder
The FUKsifURE AND REFLECTS seized in the above
suit per inventory on h'e. .i
n2rfERns-Cssh on the spot In U. &. Treasury Notes
WM. GORMLEY, Constable
DAVID HuBURN vs. MRS, wALsH-No asa SIXTH
Justice Court, Parish Of Orleans.
DY VIRTUE of q writ OF nerf nncsas
ID ecfed able the Sixth Justice Of
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public suction, THURSDAY, 24h of December,
1873. at II o'clock n M $50 Rousseau street.
TWO CARTS. .T
fesed IN the above suit
wx GORNLY Constable
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