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New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
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CUSTOM-H HOUSE SALE of UNCLAIMED
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siryths t,erd ff viai'i - Of h- T. T'nae 81. - ,,,,
a. tExT tie l ,pH q % eA u Ne, tsBlrrI-y,t y T.
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No es tseu aless ete thd 90 dc4-eioAs made
whatever amer 'Sr goods are soid
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CONTINUAIION SALE oi HOUSEHOLD
~ FUREI ,1RE the MANI TITAN HOTEL. Nos D. Z, sni
aousy.st huNDAY Aprl z at ls a. nhts ,hy Ioeas'
oil lie ieh@n Ltn-. h-'s,giag bf.rc to'ei -
EB-rsrts- requsd 10 @ td remove Tier goods par
chased daring ihe Eerk on fns5 ard nettnAy
OFtloE AssnrAsr QrAHTEtgssrEr GESER'L
Con- OF hOr,1os lSD GrEESf-srs' NV ioHK cry, {
WILL SELL, on THURSDAY, April 30, mt
of lie budszs pofertr uuitd Bttry
nds c csudenHd Cuarerna'trrs stores
ing Of Grain SaeA 'sr S''es f" %'-e IooS SIidie'
~ T,,S.-Cssb N uu,sd s,ateY fupiA
bid, eemd dadyAHsageuSo Govsrnwert msy he rejected
Bvi. MsorGen and Assist o.. ur-Gen.
OyYIcE W AeNl CLorniNG EecirAsE,}
ooA'EH Or Zoo s"5s & ,os aS1 9.,ii1.i .EIsSH,.TA
GALE of ARMY CLOTHING and EQUlPAGE;
- 49, QUARTZ MASTI.S STOliIS.h 10 "a ~ PGbho Aae'
H. , ou SAruRDAl April Is Ie6 poo the follow
Wan T,nts 10 Comnon Tents
avail Iest Flies 49, sets tommon len. Poles,
sets " ali Teht Poles, ia shelter Iehl,
! Hospital Tent and Fies 80 L"iieis
VI p,rlaT,. l5lB Tent Pins
0s Patent Pich, ~ 14Ap hAieh'h
Ig an, ii.ndr, IS llstelrt Handel.
Also quaal damaged Clothing and BpAe and QernA,isrs
TFMS-ca.b IN Gov.rumet funds per Purchases
rslOvs4 within three days l'Om date d s',; : sAwTK1r
Bvi. Dre -Gep. ana Quar- srSaster u. 3 A.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-24
Salts bp autiiun.

I1Y HENRY II. LEEDS, AuctOneer
ID UTNRY d. LEEDS MINER sl sel by s1siian on FRlDAi
Apl o. AZ 6 oeoeB rssienee Of " Wright es No 4
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUENTuRR -
eors-u~ % Velvet aud Carpets ey X W. hae W Crmor
6 Brc.te ezt at FreHeh Psie f sad Maniei Arro
Drocel- W. Curt4ins, ey H. " Be eads, j.
I ,istr Fra o ss anil Pillows r. W. VI. T. Center-Iahes
rgorr Gace BoOIeas CnaTies &e, China, cIoekery
AM GasNsre
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
ANOTHER STABblnG kFFsAY.

The knife is stil appealed to by cowardly villains
TO adjust any little difficulty II il brought into
requsition almost daily as final arbtrament In angry
discussions that ensue between the rufrians
oi our CITY, and IS not coDhned to color,
black and white dealing IN the keen blade as a
convincing argument. yesterday afternoon marked
tne latest case OF ths character the police reporting
ihat Two unrec0nstructed EthIopians bearing the
hiph sounding names OF Samuel Edwards and Geo.
SromweiL meeting IN a room OF the classic locality
NO. 80 baAter street, and at once commenced an
argument, but whether OF love or politics did
not transpire. IL Is sufficient that they waxed
hot and became terribly wrathy, 80 much SO
OF the wrangle by drawing a knife which he used
vigorously on the forehead OF his aryumentatve anita.
Ronist Inc result was that Cromwell was seriously
wounded and Edwards arrested. The Injured man
vas conveyed " the CITY HOSPITAL.
The New York herald., 1868-09-12

"sys si Matthew. sss';Ss ssa zssssi Aass
GlssTsd-5rT W.lsAsm Lsy: Boston; Alice. Knight
sssi s.sIas' :'fss sos
Landlord boston Bowdoin Randall Ne. asSss SSs va ys
sssn:5 s:.s os.s ss brig Poon.s
CHARLESTON, Sept s-Clsared. schr Montana. Bssrsa
Bon 'eA 1oa.s
DANyERs, Sept 7sArriyed, schrs Geo Trisg. NYofk;
MoRSG ssp. s.d .ch ..o.
S9lffssRSS asSe w
.sS sFs9a Nash sa. asa.:sa iss9 <: r
hoLIEs hole PMnAr1ysa S,s ssnr: Anne
i 1921
90 fcr St Johns NJ schs Edward Kddcr Davis Henry
ssss o i'f
o spss for S q;
M ESs Rs
sanooss, s, Black Portland Tor PhsdspSs David Goins
Townsend and Ann Cannon Cobb Boston for do BIlow
ISbiEE, Sept s,Sissred; SsrS Ayos Raymond, Boston
NORFOLK, Sept 0Cleared, schr Z J Palmer, smoot'
NEW BEDFORD, Sept lo-Arrved, schrs J H Perry, Ket
ley, Philadelphia; Arthur Simpson, Church, Hog Island
saed-schrs Aradne, Robinson, Elzabethport; Elida,
PMiLApEIPHIA Sept lo-Arrived bark Jane, Dalglisb
[Br Matthews. Benos Ayres via St Thomas Below, brig
IS kirDy. from Cenuegos; Cuba, from nova scoua; ~
Tinker, from Sombrero. ..... !
Cleared-Barks lido Kmbal Delano Aspinven; Hellesi
pon Brdgeo, Gibraltar for orders Stocker, Bbber Port!
land brgs Maggie, Crowe Vence Foyle. Roy, Barbados
schrs FLORENCE Shay Huse Palermo and Genoa Lever
Ing Corson s @ Tyler Steeman; W White Smith, and
Samson samson, Boston Expedite, Clark, Greenportj
Sewal Frisbee, Portsmouth; Knowles Scott, and
Bartlett Harris, Providence; Edridge, Hickman, Paw,
Warren. y --Fs4t
PORTLAND, Sept 9Arrived, bark Alonzo (Br) Duncan,
eith schs Abbott Lawrence Jackson, and May Baker,
Georgetown DC; Lizzie Evans Evans Baltimore; Amelia,
Elms NYork. W
Cleared -schr Teazer, Henley Nvork 50
P0RTSMOuTH, Sept 7--Arrived schrs Sarah 4 Julia,
Mowry NYork 9th, Iris Bullock Elizabehport John Nc.
Adams, Willard, Alexandria. - -
Sailed 7h, brig VIM Robertson, Reed, baltimore 70
RICHMOND, Sept qArriyed, brig Robertson, Scott Bos.
ton Three Of the of this brig arrested
for mutiny.
Sailed-Schr Jane Emsen Van Cieaf, NYork.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 27-Sailed, bark Celestia (Br),
Lloyd sydney; Sept ships Robin Hood, Kelley NYork;
Galatea Cook, Hong kOng 10th, Ericsson, Mudgett
bark Norseman (Br), Swinton, Liverpool :
Cleared 9Th bark Erycina Br Gay, Cork loth ship Emf
ly Farnum, Simes Liverpool
SAVANNAH, Sept ARRIVED, schr Margaret, Boston.
Sailed-Brig Black6sh Bragg, Aspinwal.
SALEM, Sept 6-Arrved, schrs John Shay, Hilton; John
Cadwallader Seelman and Slaght, Wllletts, Phade
pha Leocadia, Poole NYork.
ath-Arrved brigs Sportsman Morton, Philadelphia; Tim
horn, South Amboy.
WILMINGTON, NC, Sept 11-Cleared steamship Rebecca
Clyde, Chichester, NYork.
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
ARREST @ A NOTORIOUS SNEAK THIEF AND WIS AccomplCt

on the lat OF August Mr. Drowd vassel, then re-
siding at No "a Sullivan street, robbed Of gold
watch and chain worth $500 by his room
being entered with false keys. Suspicion
rested upon one Amede Fisco, dwarf, hailipg
from ltaly, and tue matter upon complaint was
placed IN the hands of detective Strauss, OF the
Central oce, who successfully worked up the case,
arresting the party suspected, also his accompllce,
and ascertaining the following particulars
Flsco, alter obtaining the watch and chain
as ne acknowledges the theft-pawned them
and gave the tickets TO wandering Pole named
Alfred Ganer alas Goldmire, who sold them In turn
TO one Mr. Thomas OF Broadway. The arrest
or Fiseo was easily effected, but the roam
lug role, having neither local habitatIon nor
name was not quickly found, yet he
was met last evening by the detective
and Is now soourning with the thief Fisco at head.
quarters. AS an evidence OF these men operating
al uOftom IN the taking and pawnlng other peoples
properly, tickets representing rings, silk dresses.
clothes, &C, were found on Godmire. They are IN
possession OF the oilcer and further revelations re-
garding ihe property will soon be made. IL is easily
imagined that brace OF accomplished thieves are
now snuVy ensconced in jail 1he watch and chain
have not Yet been rICoyprcJ
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
Marine Disa sters.

Marine Disasters.
PnoTBoAT MARY FISH, No 4, Capt r Brown, came up
TO the city yesterday afternoon with the schr
somers tow Capt Brown fell with the schr on the
south Woodlands 3st August took her in
tow and after repeated attempts: and under the mos: ds
0ws BE sos her her out and
coiuwn.
a NO % from Su FL IN ss
before reported In news columns).
as sad S
light wnd came Il each other. ysy and 90 finally got ashore
they remained until next tide, when they got OF again with
Miscellaneous.
The purser Of the steamship Leo, from Savannah has
thanks for favors
scmn HrATos,. from Richmond for Havre, before
sesn and %
the agents Of the vessel She was only detained for crew.
Whalemcu.
.hp mSsrna Ludlow DO go Sss ssh, bark. J,v% Enos
DO 80 do y ~ do VIII fsmerlane winsow, do, 70 do VIII
spoken.
Ship compsttcr, Matthew'S from New York for Hong
grtih ship painted color. with white ports show
ing Nos 1915 second distinguishing pennani Aug 8, lat ~ ~
Bark Mary from Liverpool for Baltimore Sept g. lat 10 a.
Irs widaer sagssnaen sweN from Liverpool for Rio ia
rOFet8n fOrtes
RroJASEIRo, July si-In port ship Pocahonias pevens
from Boston for San Francisco uee Dsasers bark Maggie
Hugg, Hugg for Maceio repg.
RoDoSpk Aug 9s-In port bries Firm ORR, Derter for
Baltimore about 10 Lizzie Daniels Bray and GRACE
Richmond; Union, Abrahams, for Hampton Roads Tor
sr Jons NIB, Sept io-Arrived bark sarnia, Paen, Bal
Cleared 9Th, ships John Bright TOwar and Kco%ar tBa l
Chalmers, NJ; Albert, Maxwell, Pcnarth Roads. n,...
zAzA, Aug 96-sahed, brig shannon sawyer pe''""'e
Breakwatcr
American Ports.
BOSTON, Sept Arrived, schrs George II SQUIRE Dol
bow, Wilmington, NC; Anna LYONS Pitcher, % MeI
Gildersleeve sbarp and Ann VMsn.ne , Nicsepsen
and Elizabeth English rowel Batimore; SoTson T
BssrScr
wSeessr wH"as alEy GSys s'f1 drSss william wsisc
Johnson SoS s@i,s 9''RaF drsSsm smith P.sop 6lsi
George Neversnk smith Eva Bell Evans: III, Thnnn
Aes Sunrise Beers Lew sTsns hsT 'ssss sssa
Andrews, Kelley; James saerthwate Long p.usd' NAY
May Fannie Bake Clark, andJ vedren EIi,a
Ss,Spor Willie Marlin Noyes, South Amboy Franconia
Treworgy, Hoboken Sarah, Doughty, NYork ,,r
PEI bark
iasrcs WcnSrrk,oD N}ork schrs Thcmas Stone, Pur
we're, Xie1andriaj Bay state, seabury Phisde'phia'
iisn"Arrsed, bark CIV Horton, Butler, Baltimore. Be-
Low Grg from cieniqeSos sre Mississippi Br Mer
chant Concord Brsndsbsrs 81 Jaso' sehr FRANK
Jameson, Jameson, windsor hs. s,e,,,n. Capcus
Ss .:,s i...s SSissssAP ss Psn1e
ws. rsmc5oss 5 Ess Sss.,pd .pC 5B Hssisinsy new 40
ssiede- Brig b Inainsc ,.,,,.,,. p,o J.,.,,o.
Chss AS,r, fsr Eckerson Rodonda Irene, Cole sails
River, Ca Elise Benrete tArs) Dahm' Martinique Mo-
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
A GRAND pLusDtAIys SCHEME EXPLODED.
The Postmaster General and she New York
Navigation Company--Curious Revelations.

The Postmaster General and the New York
Navigation COMMUNICATIONS Revelations.
washington sept 10Y correspondence Of the Boston
Post.
one on the boldest schemes for plundcring the
pubic treasury which concocted by the late
"kuinp, mas come suddenly TO grief at the hands
Oh the postmaster General. II may be remembered
tnat senator Pomeroy engineered through Congress
a ola empowering the Postmaster General TO con-
tract with the New York Navigation Company--a
eorporaton organzed under the laws OF the state OF
New lorK-ior the transportation Of all the foreign
malls. The BILL at the time il was under considera-
ton, excited soine very earnest discussion. The
popostOn 10 give lhis new company all the foreign
Inalls ana 10 nave these mails TO lie over TO suit
the,r trips, was 30 m0nstrous that provso was In
serted that mo mail matter should be detained In
consequence OF this contract.v
. Ine OIL i'self, however, Is curiosity a. iustrat-
me e ,ne boldness with which attempts are made In
Mn iIaoes 10 rob the people, and 10 appropriate to
PiNAte purposes the funds OF the government 10
empowers the Postmaster General 10 contract with a
company tlu uOes not own a skiu or a scow, and
To enable the company 10 build seven frst class
STEAMERS WITHIN year lsomethiDg which e next TO
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
Attempt to Impeach Observation-Disclosures.
mcnt ofTrial-WheIan Preparing an Address.

In the Whelan trial to-day the defence produced
witnesses shake the credbiity OF witnesses of the
prosecution, but failed sgnally. An important wit
for the defence Is en- route from Cincinnati
The defence made adavit that the testimony s vital
TO his case and the trial was adjourned till tomOr.
row to give him time 10 arrive. The jury was con-
Quoted TO the scene Of the murder to-day to
the House OF Parliament &c. The case VIII close
tomorrow and verdict be rendered to.
morrow night or Monday. The prosecution have
two witnesses to produce tomorrow, who will swear
that O'Farrel gave them money to buy up witnesses
10 impeach the character Of the crown witnesses at
five dollars head and two dollars a day, and gave
them blank subp9nas TO fill up with any name pro-
durable. This sort Of work Is damnlng to the de-
fence. whelan Is despondent, and commenced last
night to write an address which he will deliver be-
fore sentence IL passed. Rumors of an attempt to
rescue Whean by force from the dock, which is on
level with the floor aud accessible prevailed and de-
tectives are on the alert for tomorrow. The excite
ment increases daily
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
SHIPPING NEW s.


Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend delivery packages
will be seen by the following extract the proceedings
of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April l. 1853 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF shp news in the
harbor of New York Passed unanimously.
nS- The olce Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE at Whitehall slip. All communication from
and consignees to the of inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free Of charge.
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
SAILED.

Steamship San Francisco Ssal and Vera Cruz.
Ship Francis Sage, for New Orleans, anchored at the
sW Spit
Wind at sunset sW, hight.
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
SPRlNeFle,p RACES.
Fall Meeting Of the Springfield Club-Four
Ruces-An Unfinished Contest.

Ruces-An UnRnished Contest.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. II, 1903.
The Springfield Club had another unfavorabe day
for their fall meeting. The track heavy and the
attendance not large.
To-day's sport began with trot for all horses that
had previously been beaten. In the three minute
and $3.50 classes, best three 10 ve I'm harness. 500
to first horse $50 to second four heats were troted
and Black Harry was the winner: Planchette second
Time, 2:45-2:4l x-245A-2:4S4
The running race. for all ages, two mile heats for
premium Of $500, was walk over by ID. McDaniers
Lizzie Roger1
The third was trot for horses beaten In the 2:35
and 240 classes best two in three, in harness. 800
to first horse, $50 10 second II was won by Mr..
Nays john from Montgomery, Ala; Britain second.
Time, 2:39h-24o.
Tue expected Irot between Lucy, Rhode Island and
Fearnought fell through
The only remaining race OF the meeting was for
double teams mile heats best three IN five, in har-
hess; $500 to first team. 500 to second. This was
the great Of the day, and was very sharply
tested. At the conclusion OF the sixth heat II was
too dark to proceed, and the seventh and probably
the decisive heat will be trotted tomorrow morning
The following is summary Of the race as far as
The New York herald., 1868-09-12

FELIISSSy p ,hs.r cir, terms % ,,pov rn,vv, ,,.,r,v
Of ars ss snSep.s S
Sis.sss .aomarin: Operations and the army navy
S IIrs1 Ss % s6 9
desiring TO represent this company are requested V
coE ADAMS, Hunter Adams Co
JOHN ?. Mccoy, Maliisons Mccoy.
SHAstEs HAstEs EoHhE f5s:s. HfHa1ts Gas Light Co.
ssvssus sc Company
S6as NATH4s Lane Wan ,';ss
kbkIIs kAtBTLFscH s;ySr gsn Of sreotn
HORACE B. CHAPLIN, H. b. Ciaan Co.
4. a n bAhh xIKnxs a X. : T. ss.as: sa%:. Z Co Co.
IkHs HisHs EESkEE I.n1e, bTSws E,ws PSsfne' Inc
SAsEEs nSa. s.g.s s,s,sss sssnss
SFxTS ESSKwSSS ysliS,5s Sss.i Co.
N RM SAs 8. GRAHAM es1 Vice. Pr.. 40 metropolitan In. Co.
~ ~Sihss6s rIs,asns sg sisSs srsosyn City Railway.
pASLEL s BuTTEEflELp, @ % United states Army.
LANES Marin: 70 49,
H:A: RICHARDsoN, Richardson, Boyn.on Co.
EDWARD BILL, No. south street
ddN PIaGE Prsens New York Steam Engine
SGos4s EAaISaE fl..Ss = srHsS.s Trust Co.
iHbs A. VAN bY5s ASSISTANT treasurer of the United
'.hi CHARLES s. BELcHER, Bosworh, White a Belcser.
ERASTUs LITTLEFIELD, Agent Fall River steamers.
WILLIAM c. CONNER James Conner's sons.
ANDREW 0TTERsON, NJ. d., Brooklyn, N Y.
DANIEL sICkLss, President Masonic Publication Co.
DANIEL w FISH, 1vison, Phinnev 4 Co.
W WITkES, p,,,,es Mssaee s w WeSssi a,s ro.,,,
JOHN 7. CoNovER, President Mechanics and Traders
). (, Soxsrock, Pre,den, ci,l,.n.' Bank.
Join sswTos siSoss soAsss hHrsSs kirs@au sca
RICHARD yAUx, Phiadeiphia, Pa.
REUBEN Il. DbMMON, President Howard National
Bank, Boston
OFFICERS
CUE ADAMS, President
WM. T. PHirPs, Vice President
HENRY BELDEN, Secretary.
JOHN >. 1RANE, M D., Consulting Physician
ANDREW OTTERSON, NJ d., Medical Examiner
CUARLEs A. RAPALLO, Counsel.
JAMES q. SPENCER, Attorney.
GAs FIXTURES
New Designs in Glass, Bronze and ormulu'
French, English and American
Manufacture
Also
French China, Glassware, Bronzes, Clocks
Silver Ware Fine Plated ware,
Cutlery and Fancy Goods -
r.. v. HAOGHWOuT co,
4ss, 40 and la1 Broadway, corner Broome street
GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED DAILY IN TEAs,
VI Conees Mackers Flour. Sugars and all kinds OF Gro
ceris. the celebrated cheap sssn stores ot
MOTH AND FREcKLEs REMOVED IN TEN DAYS
Frecke Loon s.e o2 Boston, would inform the ladies OF
New York that has taken rooms N 42l Sixth
where she will give special attention 70 removing dis
ladies Of Boston throughout the New England States for
over twelve years with perfect Hours from 10
n ioSPx H. Rps bail No. satisfaction guarantssd
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
4 (NRAFTSMEN'S

OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE, HERALD BUILDING, 2ls BROADWAY.
This company, organized under the laws Of Of
New York, with cash capital Of $2ooO0 invested IN United
satos bonds prepared for the transaction Of busneS
the strictly MUTUAL PLAN paying its stockhOdsrs only
POLICY HOLDERS 4
It's PREMIUMS based upon the combined experience
OF the oldest and most successful
PAYABLE EXCLUSIVELY IN CASH. H.. Y
AL desirable forms Of LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLH.
CIEs are granted BY this company and arc ali NOKEQR
FEIrING by their terms 5~B
OCCUPATION imposed excepting only the manufacture
OF highly inGammabe or explosive substances minngy
basting submarine operations and the army and navy 5
actual servce making the contract OF this company 1H
MOST LIBERAL POLICY EVER ISSUED. a.
Agents desiring this company requested "
communicate with its officers.
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,

OF NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1868-09-12
On the part of the Senate.
THOMAS A. HAMILTON,
J. n. AGEE,

The President gave his views, when the parties
tered nto conversation, fully canvassinp the political
anairs Of Tennessee. After the committee took
lcave OF the President they were nterrogaed 10y re-
porters what had taken place but they replied
that from what said by the President they were
not at liberty TO communicate further than that they
were received kindly, and the interview was salts
factory a. far as II went There was no definite con-
cusion reached. The committee are to have another
interview with the President. They viii themselves
telegraph 10 the Tennessee Legislature the result OF
their mission,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-03
Grants Letter of Acceptance.

General GRANTS letter of acceptance is
brief. In brief, he accepts the Chicago
platform-Gold for the Bondholder and the
Ballot for the Negro-heartily. He talks
of Peace, Economy and Light Taxes
They are good things; but we shall not be
blessed with them under the rule of the
corruptionists who have nominated him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Every Violation


VI the laws of health invariably entails its own
punishment. and the warnings administered by the
faithful monitor (pain) cannot be neglected with
impunity. If its admonitions were hseded,Tand
the proper remedy Immediately resorted to, a vast
amount Of suffering would be prevented and dan
gerous diseases ayerted. When the head throbs,
the lips become parched. and the cheek is burning
the warning is given; neglect is then dangerous.
In the vast storehous of nature may be found rem
edies for all the different maladies that afict man
kind. without resorting to pernicious minerals.
The best of these medicinal agents have been iu-
corporated in the preparation known as HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS. and offered as safe
remedy to those suffering from the various forms OF
fever. This medicine has steadily and surely won
its way into the confidence of the public and has
received the warmest encomiums from the press
and people throughout the Union. As valuable
tonic for the cure of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Con-
stpation and general nervous debility it cannot be
approached. Every day. new cases of its great efe 4
are chronicled through our public journals. There
is nothing equal to the enjoyment which the siict-
ed experience when using this valuable specific.
Its mild tone, its sure and vigorous action upon q
dsordered stomach, and the cleansing of the entire
human body, should recommend it to all classes of
our community. Gjune1-deod&wlw-r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-03
Troubling Them.

The Republican Press, while they want
ed the Visible Admixture bill pronounced
unconstitutional, now that such decision
has been rendered find that it involves
Judge WHITE. who united with the other
Judges in deciding that colored men must
vote in Ohio, whether the people are will
ing or not. This view of the case troubles
them. 1t will trouble them more before
they are done with It,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-03

THE Jackson Standard says that "Dck
Yates is a Radical Republican," and that
"he will die drunkard." That is certainly
a mistake as it would be impossible ~ for
Radicals to drink whisky. It's the Demo-
cratic party, you know ~ that drinks all
the whisky-Radicals never drink-oh, no!
We expect that the be-dimmed optics of the
STANDARD will find out that there are several
other Radical Republicans who will die
drunkards that are now serving the "God
and Morality" party as Representatives. be-
fore he gets through publishing such stuff.
We are member of the Democratic party,
yet it affords us a pleasure to state, not
withstanding the Radical charge, that we
have no such publications to make in re-
gard to our Representatives. De-
fender.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-03

We understand that Auditor GOODMAN
instructed some of the Assessors that it
was unnecessary to list United States
bonds, and we are thus unable to give
the city in full. e--,--. 3, - F.
Rwill be seen that the great bulk of the
bonds are held in the Second Ward-a Re-
publican Ward. Could a faithful exhibit
be made, it would, undoubtedly, show that
nearly all the United States bonds are held
by Republican capitalists.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-03
Fine ClnI,s.

Among the numerous clubs received yes-
terday tor the WEEKLY OHIO STATESMAN
for the campaign, was one of 12O, another
OF II, another of 80, and any quantity of
from 10 to 20. We received clubs from In
diana, Illinois, Missouri, Florida, Kentucky
and West Virginia. We thank our friends
for these labors in behalf of Democracy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-03
Thn1,s 1t.
The Steubenpille Gazette SAYS:

The SteubenuilLe Gazette says:
"After you have subscribed for your own
county paper, send for the STATESMAN"
We would have Democrats of the respect
i've counties in the State give to their own
Democratic home papers the largest possi-
BILE support, and then send for the STATES
MAN. The county paper, in all cases, should
have the preference. After the county
papers are supported as they should be,
then help extend the circulation of the
STATESMAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-03
CoIfax,s Letter of Acceptance.

It is CoLFAx all over. 1t is more wordy
than General GRANT's-more skyrockety; !;
but after all it amounts to, Gold for the
Bondholder and the Ballot for the Negro.
He attempts to SLAYER over men of foreign
birth, seemingly forgetting how inveter-
ately he swore to prescribe every mothers
son of them in the black days of Know
Nothingism. They'll not forget it, though.