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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Since Mr.. Alexander Randall backslid from
the Republican faith he has undertaken the
management of two considerable interests
Andrew Johnson and the POST Office Depart
ment. The first had the most of his manage
ment, and, by a notable coincidence, had the
most of the il-luck. But the Post Office, as
we now learn, hastens close behind. In 1865,
under Gov. Denni:on's administration, the De-
partment had a surplus of receipts over expen-
ditures of hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars The next year, under Mr.. Randall, there
was q deficiency of million six hundred and
sixty-five thousand, and the next year he was
enabled to swell the deficiency to within two
thousand of an even four million dollars.
Now, as the full force of his management is
felt, the deficiency for the present year foots
up six millions four hundred thousand. Such
are the pleasing fruits of the Bread-and- But
ter policy, in the hands of its inventors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
slL-TOLATTLE F0R rae SUPPORTERS

There are those who censurc the late eccen-
tricities of The World, and ia propositions to
put tho Democratic" candidates upon the
shelf, and who see in these antics not merely
the involuntary writings OF wounded spirit.
but the evidence of treachery, or at least OF
potroonery. SUch, we must confess, is no.
precisely our view of the phenomenon. If we
consider the Democratic" party to have been
knocked by the late elections into u state TO
speak mildly of suspended animation, we can
then understand the heroic remedies which The
World has been so sedulousy exhibiting II
we may be allowed TO go to tho p. X. for IN
illustration, we would point out that when
sledge- hammer blow has brought the ill-starred
bully to gravel, his bottle holder kindly
lanccs his eyes, and puts the whisky flask
to his pallid lips. So when dog is
reluctant to engage in the canine monomachy.
his hacker rubs his ears, and with ready hand
twists what is left of his TAIL Tie World
finds its party in dropping and motionleS
condition, with all the principal bones broken
by the October avalanche. The bereaved jour
nal instead of throwing up its arms in despair,
instead of wringing its hands and going al
once into dust and ashes, proceeds hopefully
to pinch the body, to stick long and sharp pms
into it, and if we may be allowed the express
sion, to twist its tail. While engaged III tas
benevolent operation, the animal comes 70 mo
long enough to give a wicked snap at 'hs
calves of its kneeling benefactor, who Ietlfos
disguised, and swears, like Mr.. Paul Ply Una"
he will never "d0 another good-naturod 'hins
"in the whole course of his existence" III 'ns
mean while, the dog stops biting and goes on
with his dying, as he finds it impossible TO ave
Ito use The Worlds words) upon vapoIins
land make-belieye.n
OF course it gricves us to the heart to sy
so, but we are convinced that our unfo' tnns.e
neighbor has by his ill-timed meddling, meroV
FASTENED the fatal catastrophe, the only conso'
lation being that the dog will not be able 70
bite much longer. However sincere The Wori@s
affection may be for its Horatio, it has con.
trived to damage him dreadfully. 1t Is nos
from his enemy, but from his prot'ssed fneh"'
that tho PROSTATE Blair receives the unsehr
GUS kick. Neither of the caDJidates however
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

upon the great gains in Congress. Here
are only four States, they say, and yet We
have gained, at their elections, no less than
seven Congressman. See how clear is the prod
that we are going to elect Seymour and 3lairi
Well, let us see. In seven districts, now repre-
scented by Republicans. the Democrats have
elected their candidates. But they have loa
one Cary. so that their actual increase is six.
Meanwhile, they have lost the Legislatures of
Pennsylvania and Indiana, and consequently
the United States Senators TO DO elected in
those States. They gain twelve years OF Demo-
cratic service in the House; they lose twelve
wears of Democratic service in the Senate. Don't
they see how plain it is from these great and
overwhelming gains that Seymour and Blair are
sure to be elected in NOvember'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Now that the marpot World has been prop
ely doomed to perltion, the Democrats have
resumed the cheerful work of counting their
gains. They do not happen to have carried any
of the States, but still they have made great
gains. They did not carry Ohio, for ex-
ample, but then they gained greatly; for.
whereas they came within less than three thou
sand Of carrying it last year, they came tbs
year within the handsomely increased number
of seventeen thousand. Then Pennsylvania is
full of encouragement. Last year they only
carried that State by less than thousand
This year they have nearly ten thousand
against them which il very handsome in
crease, to be sure. Still, encouraging as
these gains are. the Democratic stomach
Graves something more subtantial. Accord
iuglv. tho doctors Of tho party fall back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

stead of the hlt, the harder they "push IL
the deeper it wounds them.
RnrUGLIcANs or NEw-YORK AND PENNsYL-
WANNA! take up the challenge which MI
seymour has thrown down, and "push the
financial question. The Democratic party cal,
he compelled to break ranks and run as far ana
as fast on that battlefield rs on any other'
Let your watchword be, owe ENTERED UPON
1.-THE WAR FOR THE UNION WITH PURE MO-
"TIvEs, WE CONDUCTED II FOR WISE ENDS, WE
"FoUGHr 1T WITH NOBLE BLOOD, AND WE
WILL PAY FOR 1T WITH GOOD MONEY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

A foolish attempt having been made to
break the force of the recent exposures OF nat
uralization frauds by ralling up the frauds III
soldiers votes for which Col. North was ar
rested in 1854. and putting forth the pre-
tense that, because Col. North was af-
terward released, the whole charge was
groundIess, Mr.. L. D. Webster (who has been
personally assailed in the matter tells IN
another column precisely what the frauds OF
1864 were. The story exhibits the plans
adopted in Mr. Seymour's behalf in 1854, and
serves rs suggestion of the depths to which
the same party in the same interest may now
be expected to descend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Gen. Forrest, the butcher of Fort Pillow,
and Basil Duke, who spent Winter in the
Ohio Penitentary, think Gen. Fitzpatrick is not
a gentleman. Thereupon one of them wants
to shoot him, and the other wants to load the
pistol; and to bring about this happy consum-
nation, Gen. Forrest fills the Memphis papers
with a letter denouncing Fitzpatrick in un-
measured terms, and defying him to mortal
combat. Fitzpatrick has done his share in fight
ing brave Rebels; he can afford now to ignore
the bullies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Watch closely the Rcgistries in
all the Cities and Villages OF our
State tomorrow, and in Cities only
ON Saturday also. Object to the
registering of any one who is not
known to be legal voter, and pre-
pare lists of persons to be chal-
ienged at the polls next Tuesday.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

We rejoice to hear that all the Republicans in
the Thirteenth Assembly District (HVlth
Ward) have united upon ALEXANDER Mcleod,
esq, as a candidate for Assembly. Mr.. Nc
Leod has twice been elected from that Dis
trict-the last time by 800 majority. He is
capable, experienced, and above reproach, and
we entreat all to give him jealous and en-
thusiastic support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

In other columns may be found the official
returns, by counties, for the elections that
settled the Presidential contest. AS some OF
the newspapers had great difficulty in compre-
hending the Geographic returns, we commend
to them these full Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Indiana tables, which, we trust will be found
quite intelligible-even to Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Mr. Griswold has not made his money by
politics, but in legitimate manufacturing bust
ness, and has expended far more in the SER
vice OF his country than his country has paid
him for his labors. lie is still young man,
but by his ability, energy, and enterprise, he
has not only amassed a fortune for himself,
but has been able to risk s273, 900 at a de-
cisiye and critical moment in the service of
his country. in manner that saved untold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Out in Ohio they are so utterly behind the
age as to arrest Congressman. and even Judges
concerned in naturalization frauds. Probate
Judge Miner of Ottawa County Is the latest
victim of this provincial rage for treating Grim
inals like criminals, no matter what their sta
ton. We manage these things differently in
Nav York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

In the With Congress District, GEORGE STARR
is now the candidate of all the Republicans,
Messrs Lent and Stewart having withdrawn.
He is widely and favorably known in the dis
trict and stands an excellent chance of cleo
ton. Republicans of the IXth, XVIII and XVIII
Wards take hold and carry him through tr-
nmnhantlYi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Mr.. NJ. F. Maury still lives and talks. He
was heard of yesterday at Staunton, Va, en-
livening an agricultural fair by complaints
against the carpet-bag writer's who have SLAM
dered Southern tillers of the soil by question
ing their energY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

millions to the people of New-Yorl and other
States The selfmadc, bold. upright, and nm
imneachable man Of business, who can make
srcb = record of fame and usefulness, I'M
dnmed by single error, VIII rot fail to make
. sfjll more brilliant record rs Governor Of the
Tmpire state. See that GIiswold runs ahead
of Liza ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

The name of the Republican candidate FOL
Presidential Elector in the XXIVth District Is
Hector II. Tuthill-not Edgar as published IL
many papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Unircrsiiy, and Literary Items on tlc eighth;
Real Estate on the ninth; and Costa h'ca. japan,
Foreiga Notes. Dramatic Notes Letters JF9m ne
People, Republication IN Illinois, ana ne money
Market on the eicrepM page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

j. Soils RITTERBAND is now the onty hepup-
lcan candidate for Assembly in the Ninth
District, mainly composed of the lXth Ward.
He is able and worthy, and we strongly hope
for hia election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Boston was ablaze last night with the enthu-
siasrn of the last grand review preparatory to
Tuesdays conflict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

THE TRIBUNE IN PARIS
Messrs. Bowles Brothers g. CO., No. ~ Rue
de la Pax, agents Paris receive subscIip-
lions and advertisements for THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

NEGLECTED COUGHs AND CoLDs-Few are
aware Of the importance checking COngh or Common Cold IN us
srs. stage the beginning would yield to mild remedy
neglected prsys upon the LrDgs "BRowSs BRONCHIAL
ford psta iei
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Netualork Ds1ilp Gribar,rs.

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 90. 1868.
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many papers,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-18

Mr.. Croker said that he had seen letter Of
the secretary of the railroad referred to- In which
he states that the officers and proprietors
of the road are not responsible fot the outrage:
The road 10 now In the hands OF receivers, and
lie mfr. C.) thought, however, that the Board
should put Its seal OF condemnation on the act
He thought that the civil rights bill secured per-
sonal rights throughout the land, but here was
an outrage committed on lady on public
throughfarc in the sight Of the Capitol. He be-
lieved II appropriate that the Board should act
on the subject, and hoped the resolution would
be adopted.
Mr.. o. $. Baker said that in consequence OF the
mcagre attendance % members, and for the pgr-
would not press II to q vote, but would consent
to postponement to next Monday evening.
The further consideration was postponed, and
on motion OF Mr.. Croker the Board adjourned.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERMAsrRE,
:, DISTRICT OF TnI INDIAN TgRRiToRr,

FORT uibsOS, Y, y; January !, 1875
this oniee until 10 o'clock a. m, THURSDAY, Febru-
airy 10 1885, for the transportation from Fort Gibson,
T. to Fort Arbueke, T., or such other posts or
stations may hereafter be established along the
Indian Territory. Of 5000 pounds q Military Sup
plies, such other quantity as tho Government may
require to transport during the year commencing April
!, ISIS, and ending March 81, lsd9
per one hundred miles at which they will transport
the stores in each month Of the year, beginning April
l, 1858, and ending March 81, $50.
Bidders, will give their names In full, as well rs
their PLACES Of residenee. and each proposal must be
whose loyalty and solycncy, as well as that OF tho
bidder are certified by clerk OF court Of record,
setting forth that IN case contract awarded 70 the
and good and security furnished for the faith
full performance Of the same.
The party to whom an award II made must be pre-
pared to execute contracts without unnecessary delay
and to give bond for tho faithful performance thereof
In the OF &lO 10 en thousand dollars and DO In
readiness to the transportation Of stores
the LIST day Of April, 1905 .
He Wilt also 30 required to have an oGlce or place
Of business at or near Fort Gibson T. and to have
5000 pounds per month.
The right Is reserved the part OF the Government
to reject any era bids which may be received. and
the oIartermaster General Of the army.
Payments upon any contract awarded will be made
monthly, In current funds.
Bidders are invited to be present on tho day OF open
Ing proposals,
Proposals should DO indorsed proposals for Army
TRANSPORTATION, and addressed 10 the Chief Quarter.
master, District Of the Indian Territory,
By authority Of Colonel Del. Floyd Jones, COM
handing District oftho l. 7.
Capt. and A. q. M, U. s. A.,
fe3-td Chief Quartermastrr
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HEApsuAnrEns THIRD MILITARY DrsrRrcr, J

HEApsuARrEns THIRD MILITARY DIsrRIcr,
GEORGIA, FLoRIDA, AND ALABAMA
ATLANTA, CA, Jan. Q, 1858.
General Orders No. 3.
LIN compliance with War Department
General Orders No. lo4. Major General Meade
10 eby assumes command Of tho Third Military
District
U.-Ail existing orders will remain 10 force
until revoked or modified by orders from these
headquarters
III.-The following officers are announced as
on the staff Of Major General Meade, and will
be obeycd and respected accordingly.
Brovet Brigadier General r. Drum, Lieu.
tenant Colonel U. s. Army, Assistant Adjutant
General
Brovet Lieutenant Colonel Campbell d.
Emory, Captain 9th Infantry, Aide-de.Camp.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel George Meade,
Captain S1st Infantry, Aide de. Camp.
By order Of Major General Meade
II. @. DRuN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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fGBLlC-NO. o.
Az ACT in relation to taking shares in national
banks.
De il snQctei bythe SsHate 0"d House Of Re
J,eysnidtireS Of he Nmtsi Suites Of Am0iCa IN
Congress asHmbLd, That the words place where
the bank is located, aud no, elsewhere" in sec.
ton forty.one of the "act to provide national
csrreney," approved June third eighteen hun.
dred and sixty.four, shall be construed and
held t. mean the State within which the bank
is located; nni the Legislature of each State
may determine and direct the manner and place
of taxing all the shares of national banks To-
Gated within said State, subject to the restric-
ton that the taxation shall not be at a greater
ratio than is assessed upon other moneyed CAPT
tai 10 tho hands of individual citizens of such
State And prOrited aIhrays, That the shares oil
any national bank owned by non.residents Of
any State shall DO taxed in the city or town
where said bank is located. and not elsewhere.
Approved, February 10, 1868.
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n S. EN0iNEER's OFFICE,

y: ,, BgnLIsqLox, VI, Jan. 2, 1865.
BURLINGTON BREAKWATER.-se Propo-
sails will be received by the undersigned until the h
Of February 1858, ut 10 O'Clock a, m. for the follow
Ing timber, viz:
il5,0Oo linear tor eubiel feet Of Hemloek Timber.
" INCHES square, In 81 cks not less than 50 feot In
length.
S,0Oo linear Tor cubc) feet OF White Pine Timber,
y INCHES SQUARE, In sticks not less than ~ feet In
length.
1900 feet, b. IN, OF 3.inch Hemloek Plank.
1900 feet, b. IN. OF 3-inch white Pine Plank,
$500 Treenails, (em or oak 2feet long and inches
In diameter.
Pine Spruce or Ash timber may be delivered In lieu
Of all part Of the first item Of this bill The whole
must DO delivered At Burlington Vermont before the
LIST q July, 1865 aud At least one third as soon a.
navigation opens on Lake Champlain. IL must be OF
tue best quality. perfectly sragt Of the oKacts Pc
cited Dimensions throughout. No other will DO re.
eeiyed. The prices named must cover all expense Of
delivery and preparing for ,inspeetlon, &c. at such
In duplicate Guaranteed, and in accordance with the
prescribed forms, which may be obtained upon APP
plicaton ut this Office.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
"'' ''1' II NV ''''4'1 j, W. BARLOW,
Captain of Engineers. Bvt 1t. Col, o. s. A.
liant
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THE oNhi rhA'A FAME FAMED = 0OAA IAN De op'
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npSisssS Sspspsl bsSlfiI Ssrys".Ss.. P s.ssp:is
81 Gdsipes pissass. aRe load, TSrosi Sos s' or
Of ss so s1 HABITS
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DIR, JOHNSTON
Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons, London,
graduate from one o. the most eminent Colleges In the
Ssn II IT, hospitals a y London Ps fhs
phia and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds bash.
fulness, with frequent bushinE, attended sometimes
with arrangement Of the mind. were cured immcd-
ately. m,,., -
DR. J. addresses all those who have Injured them.
selves by L!prYper indugenccs and solitary habits
which ruin both body and mind, uniting thcm for
Tse.s srS sons ~ The ss3 and an messhy effect.
produced by early habits Of youth, yizi Weakness Of
The Back aud Limbs, Pains IN the Head. Dmness Of
b9;s Of anssar pGysf hnPfb0u q the
Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility. Symp.
| toms Of COnsumption.
mRSfALtTI The fearful effects on the mind are much
Depression OF spirlts Evil fSfebodings, Aversion 70
Society ScfdlstTnst, Love Of Solitude, Timidlty, &c
| are some u the evils produced.
the cause Of their declining health losing their vgor,
becoming weak, pale, nervous and emaclated, having
| a singular appearance about the eyes, cough, and
| symptoms Of consumption.
who hayo injured themselves by certain practice In.
Obliged In when alOnoa habit frequently learned from
cyl companions, or at school, the effects Of which
ers marriage impossible. and destroys both mind and
| body-rhOuld apply Immediately.
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We also beg to call attention 10 our Lists Of
100 New England Newspapers.
100 New York aud New Jersey Newspapers.
100 Ohio. Indiana and Illinois Newspapers.
10 Pennsylvania, Delaware. Maryland. virginia
and District Of Columbia Newspapers.
100 Principal Daily and Weekly Newspapers. In
Guiding Sixteen States.
100 Selection, from Sixteen States.
90 Newspapers a, the price heretofore charged for
one Hundred.
81 ROllgio and Agricultural Newspapers.
Having special contracts with all tho above papers
can offer very favorable terms. Circulars. with
full particulars, sent to any ad dress.
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THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
HEADQUARTERS Firm MILITARY DIsTRIcT,
NEW ORLEANS, February B, 1868,
SpsciR GrdtrS, No. &c:
Extract


SpsciR OrdeyJ, No. &c:
Extract.
.
L. Tho investigation ordered by these head.
quarters, December 20, 1867, in the matter OF
the chs rges Of malfeasance in Office, preferred
against William Baker, street commissioner for
the city of New Orleans, will at once terminate
The dis trct attorney for the parish of Orleans
is hereb directed to take charge of this matter,
and tax such action as may be proper and ne
cessary against the party, proceeding therein by
due cOu.rse Of law,
Will am Baker, street commissioner for the
city Of New OrleRas military appointment, Is
remoy ed from Office, and George d. Field Is ap.
point I'd in his place.
VI on accepting this appointment, Mr.. Field
will forward to this CGlco Il copy Of the oath
prescribed by law.
By command of Major General Hancock
Gro. L. HARTsuPF
Assistant Adjutant General
ofhcial;
NATHANIEL BuRBAHK,
Sseond Lieut.. 37th Ipfy, Byt. First Liout. L
s. A, A. a. A. g.