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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16
gorsts, Garriasts, &t,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Broadway and Thrtysabs regular psbe sales Of nokshs
riding driving held every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
throughout the At ocock BuIe Viii a"As Una NUMBER
suitable for light diving aud heavy FOrs, ~ these ~
whether especially advertised not The largest assortment Of new
second Carriages variety Of Hrness always
superior PAIl Phaet0ns BY Miner stephens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16
OFHcE oV ASSISTANT QUsHrEknAsrER GENERAl. !
Con on HOUsrOS AND GHEESEsra, NEW OKK tiTi, Z

OFFICE OY ASSISTANT QUAhTEhhArIEh bEhshALl
Con OF HOUsrOS AND GHKESEsrs, NEW iOHK orr Z
July IS. 1907
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited aud will
- be received Office until O'Clock SATURDAY, be
18th inst supplying FORAGE and GRAIN SACKS for shipment 10
OOO Gipe thoussnd bushels Oats, quality % 70 the bushe
1000 -four thonssn bushels Corn beet quality % y to he Ouihs
225 hundred and wenytyel tuus Hay. good Wefchahhe
Timothy been heretofore ruihr this Department iof
Apting 900 n met weight to the ton. ..
100 n bushels. Samples will be submitted With BID
The Forage will be subject Inspection by ohceI Of this Depart
The privilege Is reserved u rejecting ANY o. Oh the BIDS OF ac
cepng portion ofbd or Of awarding ih anhg 20 we PV Nlo'e
proposition makes best average. deemed most advisable
The bidders expected 70 deliver 70 vessels which Will be
placed practicable provided for them IN n y Harbo De
hye Immediately. The names Of sufees are required 10
accompany each bid 60. ,
Proposals be Endorsed Proposals m Forage and Grain sacks
aud addressed TO the uaiers gned
RUFUS INGALLS,, Bt. MsjorGeneral aud
A. o. " GeneTlI Z. 3. A.
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NtNIATIlRR ALMANAC
wEpYESpAYls WKATnER REPORT-gh ".

San Bi,e, .43 Suu setI...... 1923 Moon Rses....,..4l
hiGH ~.
saud 4.1 522 Hell Gate.....- $3.50
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THE MARKETS
fCArefnliJ reported for THE TKlBUJE

Carefully reported for THE TKBUIEi
WRDsEsDAY. July IS 1863.
ASFS-The market is firm for Pots - 80 Pearls
nominal
COTTOS-Thee fair amount Of business doing but hold
ers rather press and prices closing without much
strengths sales Of go bales sll to spnners We quote
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NEW-.TERsEY.

Although more than 900 excursion tickets were issued
f f office Of the General Agent I'm this city TO those
NJ 20 attend the real estate sale at Dunclleu. to-
Az . than 100 persons were gathered the grounds
IF the time the sale commenced the intense heat pre-
centgg the majority of wOudbe purchasers from ven
turipg ont In the sun. The property owned by the
geptrtl New-Jersey Land Improvement Company has
neon fully described many times IN our ad-
gersng columns and quite infinitely in our real estate
article on occasion Of the first sale several weeks ago
ybe land comprises about $50 and was formerly
snown a. the "Abram Corriell farm 1t is in the Old
TOwu New Market, directly on the line OF the central
Railroad OF New-Jersey, q miles from Plainheld
The whole property has been Systematically iald
0ut and graded with reference TO a perfect
drainage OF an the lots The streets and sidewalks are
vide the parks and public squares are timely situated
ana are 10 tastefuy arranged sites for churches &c
have reserved The air here pure and the scenery
romantic the Blue Ridge and the famous Washing
ION Rock being in fun view. The facilities for obtaining
pure water are unsurpassed About 20 feet below the
surface Is stratum OF Qucksaud about 10 feet in thick
ness aud by driving tube through this soft cod wafer
,nay be drawn The bidding to-day was not very splr'
TED and tbe prlces realized we're not generally up 20
those demanded al private sale About 70 lots, each 25X
$50 feet In all disposed o. Inc following Is 'he Iu
rpnnrf ne prices being Tor foot 'front.':
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Proposals.


NOTICE TO DOCK-BUILDERS.-S sealed Pro
~ poa building }ukheai on The Hudson River Do 'front.'
Of ,sd Of the Pengy'sp1 Coal Co SoS,h e Sa
% the Company No III broadway y J. 't'
Until MONDAY july 90 1903 SPECIFICATIONS m the wot nl b. bad on
application At the Comt6zys OGceSew.lork july 3d. llbd
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FOR
81 -ThO.OOO

81 ,T5O, 900
ASSESSMENT FUND STOCK or THE COUNTY or NEWBORN
Sealed proposals viii be- received the Comruolrs Office INIT
TTESDAI july 1893 O'Clock vleu ths i De pun
SEVES HUNDRED AND FFn THOUSAND DOLLARS Of the
Stock ~ The County Of Nsslok authorized hr
Of the Laws Of ll aud
Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Para adopted Jue IT,
Of Estimate and Assessment u The matter Of
laync public drive between ;h sud 5h " - per
report said Commissioner confirmed ~ the supreme Cont June ~
disbursements matter The
annually the lt day Of MAJ AID November m sch
will be- rcdeemah The lt day ~ Norrpbr IN the
100 thereof whose proposals. accepted
win uetqp9. be rsrnrt 70 eepoi' VIII s County Treasurer ne
on rrs,spnV 70 the Comptroller receipts n the County
vii he entitled e. receive certificates Tor
equal 81 the awarded 20 them bearing IN
Ecb vTe,si should be sealed and ndor.s Proposals.
Fund Siock County Nesiofk nd iucosd 10 second
yeope addressed n the Comptroller. 49,. ,
Tie reserved 10 reject OF h o. The BIDS TIE Interests OF
u" oO'"' RICHARD n. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
CITY NKw-YORK. DEPAETNHsT - FSANCE
CoNFTR0LLEits OypcE July TO- l.oA
Army BriLDiSG,, ooESEE GEEESE Ash Hor,roS n.
EEw.YotE Jolly -. igo8r
PROPOSALS lin duplicated will be received
hv the undersg ued until y M WEDNESDAY July 49, for
SMOKED HAMS-First quality sugsefe 70 be uaggel ADJ tea
10 tiefce,
SPLIT PBAS-Yirst quaiS.
HOMINl-Fint quality, white tint corr No 4
such ansues Of the above sTec be required during
tie months ~ July. August and September 1853
10000 pounds Carolina RICE n rleau good solt OAK barrels
10000 pounds Green RIO COffEE 10 ongn' bags b'to be
1000 pourds WHITE COFFEE sUGAR. A.
making bus. requirements ~ btdSs &C., snWr az
stated ~ pTtrtDus adrerfsBe lts rom hs ogoe 800,
G.. L. KLBURH,
By. Brig Gen. and A. &. q. $.
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Slurt &larotn's nOtit,.

EEvYORK
PoKT.wARDRSs OFFICE, No. % willam.st
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
Section Of tue Ae. passed April A. 1887 entitled An Ato
Ohce Of the Port Of New York. 10 all
interested H. having charge Of the subject matter Of nch inquiry
survey that the following vessels under
Warien that the said will
COMPLETED days succeeding notice said
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WEST INDIA MARKETS
nnMRsrIC MARKETS.

U,v,y, July Ths Sugar mArket slightly animated aud
quoted at u a8 reals per arrobe for No u d. B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YORK, Wednesday July lo' 1905
The warmth of the atmosphere affects buyers
Of real estate as it does all other classes ana
he possession Of competency they do not care 10
.be Exchange saesrOOm and agitate themselves " :"
,trucge TO obtain what may afuture day come WIN.
their grasp without effort II real esate uSoo nrefers
abundance OF capital is disposed 10 Day, lc Y1
AZ this 70 inspect out OF town lOs III % he
sseSef mat before even this season closes IL, nc
viii he able TO realize handsomely upon "a Me-
errr Investments he may be induced 10 man. tfn
A. the Exchange to-day the attendance may LOT b ,e
Ian and temperature. be quoted large anu thS piu
season srited for ali were glad 10 bring the sales TO
us Tins anxiety and haste TO get away ala boI aye
to sellers, and the prices realized were
9uto satisfactory. - ,,
- An MacDOugall-st.. n 2-stOFy attic ana basement
t front house. 20X29ll IT, together Wltn oIiCh zen
tt7x7 IA n and lot 2OX749 IT,, was bought by Alder
So, ignauUs Fyun for $4,000. No l4O Sulhvan"t, g.
NJ md basement brick house. 25x40 IT,, and two smaller
try houses nm rear a lot Is IT, front by 20 IT, rear anu
rs feet deep purchased by MI hchtehselh lor S10
~ 49, ..e,-,.o go,. g. co
N IN Doniuick-st, "A house with lot 234XlOO r., was
orc,,ed by Frederick Meyers for $4,000 lease Tor
@ v3rs of the first second, and third lOits OF NO "
n, i,ulaue, was sold to Warren Lazelle for $500.
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Sutton Salts Of Btal 6statt.
REAL BsTATR KgR

J JoHSsoS IT,, Aueuoneer
RH JOHN SON g. MILL Err,
~ AUCTIONRBRs AND
HEAL ESTATE BROKERS,
NO ID NAssAU-sT.. CKDARsT EBw.YoRE
CITY Residences stores Lots Country and Farms bought sold
rented CHANGED Loans NEGOTIATED ofPunnrs ke
THURSDAY, July, 1G, at 10 o'clock, at the Ex-
change Salesroom WASHINGTON ROCK HOTEL. Painfeh n
j. az Auction The weEknoNn Washington Rock Hotel at PaHted N
j. y miles from depot sd 80 miles from New Yok CITY with 20 Acres
oOround Inc House has oil that Hotel outbud
ng good order plenty shade good aad fact h. equal
for summer Boarding House Of EewlOk aud
Newark Bays and habors Accessible EeYok by trains at all
hours the da and evening the country
For full particulars hsndbs and views bun
at No. II Cedarst -
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS purchasing renting such pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16

A BOOK for Country MISUNDERSTANDING
~ ELEMENTS or AGRICULTURE Price 81 BY mail ron IDs
Tribune Oaee.
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Guaro anO GOOmt

NO. SO West Tenth, between Fifth and SiXt
~ ayes beautiful Paror, Chambers Bath and Bedrooms attach
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01

=
John Stuaz. Mill will soon pay visit %
II United States.
Weston hes had the good tasas % sfs
ride.
-Eeri Russell expresses great sdnis.9en
e., IL. American system Of educating y0png
ladies.
-I, /. ..;d that j Joseph Morrow, > 9ssdns
:. u Y.Is College. OF recent date, i tie
ma Il Notorious bandit Of Italy.
-Alexander n: Stephens' Causes Of |sne
Wat i nearly ready for publication.
pr. Dr;sler has taken the place Of the
late prdessor Anthon, - Professor OF ufeek
ia Colum Sia College.
n,.msrf. vhc until 1866 va bsdly =
a.ht. has an income Of $4,000, and told y.
IA HntEsehild that be expects 70 DIE 2 mai-
lioAaifss -
"A Southern planter, who owned fry
three negroes al the beginning Of the var, y
INV Al wcrk ON day wages at railroad hhor
| d Jackson, Miss.
Judge Barnard, Of New York. has jns
| h..r sv;ndled by bogus diamond broker L
! the tuneof $4,000.
Mrs. Barclay, aged 1902, died in Bnllii
county, KY, last week. She d'ned VIII
| Washington once.
a. NJ. Lee, who drew the Crosby Opers
/ Hnare. Is stirling 80 get together the lines
fibr6ry in the Usited States.
/ 1T is anticipated that the coming priz
/ 6oht between McCoole and Coburn viii en-
/ fatally. the hostility between the men benz
/ Of the hi.terest character. ,
4 -yallandieham is now trying iycentn lse
/ turing in Ohio. his topic being "Ihe bioh
as Literary Book andhisandience penn
very small.
The late Thomas Garner, Of New OH
i CITY. left an estate valued from ten to Tour
teen millions. He divided 500, 600 amon
various charitable Institutions, and wiIlfd tn
rest to hin family.
4 Mr.. Kalisch, Of Hamburg. the victor I
the international chess tournament, u 70 pia
4 twenty games simultaneously with as man
i members OF the Paris Chess Club.
4 The widow Of the man who in 1912 deed
Cd the Iand on which the city Of Madison
Wis, stands, claims that she did not sign tn
/ deeds, an now claims dover IN some bf To
best lots in the city
DR.. bio Lewis of Massachusetts, has nc
been very successful in adopting daughter
One OF them ran away and got married
week after adoption.
Ole Bull is reported to be finer tha
ever o., HIS great instrument feart hay
only added 10 the exquisite feeling and touc
which have always distinguished his geniu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01

FENIASfsM Is rampant in Great Britain
since the Manchester executions. Armed in
sarrection having failed, recourse has been
made to the black arts and underground war
fare. Explosions Of powder in cellars and
out houses; blovings up of prisons and gov>
eminent hcuses; internal machines sent
through the mails to obnoxioas Toriss the
whole machinery Of diaboaAx - 1ork =
that's the present phase Of FeniAnism. Eng
land i thoroughly excited. Shs knows not
when and where there may be afresh explo-
mon. No place is exempt, no person secure
from danger. This danger may bear the least
possible ratio of probability IS to any parti-
cular individual or place, but so long as the
danger remains, SO long i, is sufficiently
threatening to creafe . sense of insecurity
everywhere and with everybody.
Al the name time there is undoubtedly .
crossing disposition in England TO take up the
Irish question in . more liberal spirit than
heretofore. There is recognition Of the
1act tAst there must be new settlement Of
~ question, spdthat the Irish themselves,
sk6l hAss sonswAAt Of ahsaring q 70 vhas
thst settlement sAal! be. Whether he newly
insaguratsd Fenian warfare, has had any
thing 10 do With this favorable disposition ia
1aeiAnd may mot appear Thatshat warfare,
will NOT gain Feniaaism increased respect
abrosd il certain. A Machiassllian aeute-
neo nay iavs1t spscions snsaistry, making
thia sserst ard appalling nsds 81 varfare.
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01

POST p n E M e N T
(OUClI.u.1.v,S
Grand Gift Sale!
The I'd Of FEBRUARY, 1858,
Tam sorry 70 ssy compelled to postpon. the
di, ioaton Of pr petfy In ny drald Cir Sac and En
tel prise for short tins, on two accounts:
first. Th.t Ae rss have tme TO msks returps
ap 10 ihs .seesd PLACE - dlsposs Of What uckss sti
Pressnt rislsf-Hoiser, requested 70 hold their
-. pa. s. sssr y r,a
tssa aud nh be rests.d opposite the nnhsr q the
All lucky Itch ), holders and all agents. inm.dafsly
sfr the dsw Z, will be furnished With printed cir
eni " giving the .asnlt.
READ THE LIST.
The pretlie.t Farm Of 100 Acres in Hancock
county, Illinois, adjoining the iowa Of Car.
A nice small Farm, $4,000.
A lovely Suburban Residence $4,000.
A beautiful quarter Of Land, 5000.
A nice tract of Timber, ST 500.
Five acres 6ne Timber, $500.
Six lots in Alexandra, $780,
An elegant pair Harses, $500
A msmnso pair Males, 500.
Six Planes At $3.50 each, $1,000.
And 5sb:s other Prizes.
Making $50, 600 worth. IA No small plies.
TICKETS 0MlY u ..
Kvey rsadsr Ills paper vAs % . Il requested
I. ..aa = 4 s.sa is.s s.ss "a g .sa1 ~
| sncs stsh shs following card. 1syss.
To 11a0 RvAlol1Us
wesss veil scqnsintsd With NJ. II GoseAnan al
ha.. he.issses IL saying that 4. ln.saias =
h0asss'y sd iasl ar'i.!,T x.,.,.
+ fssss- aA'sass s 49, -, m
cHxa1rLL, CO.. $50 :"
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NJ iIscss iss5 !.
Rxsxsnac1s.
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= = y: Il! 4; "a: 4; p. 4.....,:
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a.r,sls ~ sfa = AZ Z ss 6 :; J., =:
4. - atlsa, cairsso.
...::.. s. g. -: ]: 80 !:
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t.....,, -. Il - $50 = - sss,s. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01
rT,HE CONFESSIONS AND HXPERi
II Ie.t..1a o. fxYAIEH

Il E.tE UF An INFALsD
Published far the btpent. aud ~ CAUTION 70
roUse AE4 sd ete4rs. vhs Asser fra 4errs't =
biiity. PronatErs Decay q MsDhooa, scs sEpbed :
fsr NAM o. ssIs-crps. Wrft,ea BY one Wis fessl
himself. and seut trse r-csartnS poss-Nis directed
suysssp<. address sAraAsIEE. MAfyAig, Bs4a-
,yaHY T. Asso free. By the sans 1shiiskes, esessr
ofpAtsY SWAIN, the great Poem VI TIE HFf
dset0-d4s3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01
Browns Bronchial oehes

H.,ise ) dirsct Ddsnee to this psrss, efs
r,.,.f. rex grose hstis, Asthns, q
csnsesa1ve and Threat Diss ess
e. eepSssd with slsaJs good Asessss
Singers asd Public speakers use thsa %
clear and stsengfstn che voice.
errAss cnly .tBFoux's Rsa TEcsHss.' and 70
not ssse my of The Kovissa ffi0sf that ma, ts
hse4 Eotb ksnssaEsI lpos4sasaSz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01
TEE HEALING rpoa. /.

~ Esssy fsr yoaax Men on ths cr.Ass
81 seIltnde, and The nissases srd AsrsFs stssa
create ps4iments 70 MARgIAaE. via srs asaaa 4
Relief seat In s<41ed isttss sruelsps. tIss eags.
Address. pr. J. sKILLrS HouGHres, Hspsrd Asso-
citation. FbfisAsiphis. Pa iseFE7.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01

TIT Maine Repeblicsss are besi.srs q
~ a Resssa1sa ~ vses rns;aert
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01
4 sever. Re bas 10 den. Hapeeek


Hon. J. RIG. Pnkin, in a letter 70 Gen.
Hancock. declining the appointment Of Sec
Rotary of State Of Louisiana, speaks OF Hsn-
c,ck's co lrse at New Orleans as follows:
Your advent, sir, has lent renewed cheer
to one class of onr people-it is class which
by its practice upon one Convention can
fondy dream grim murder OF another now
in session in this city-which has already be-
sought our pnblie trusts for its Monroes and
Abeiis snew, Sii.eb ,mpatien,ly seeks to rem.
der 10, ally again disareai. and peril, and
which may reasonably eoaade its sehemes 10
him whose enviable distinction is to be the
only one IF the hrs district commanders that
can discover mole force in mad whim of a
President than in solemn decree of Con-
gress.
Mr.. pitliu accuses Gen Hancock Of now
snrrenderiag to The rebels, and concludes
his spicy letter as follows.
But some one must thrust his feet into the
/ President shoes, and your evident willing
ness, General, SO to be persuaded By DEM
ocratic nomination, excites less solicitude
for the marion than sos yourself.
Thoughts tending to ambition, they do plot
Unlikely wonders.
To the American people. however, belongs
the uniform upon your back. and esnno'
/ believe they Contemplate sha. i was 70 be
used through this district simply for the pur-
pose OF political canvass. with its pockets
distended with1he summaries Of Johnsonian
speeches, coilated in advance ut the White
House and issued here as general orders. =
Should yoa so far prosper in your venture as
10 attain the nomination sought, have but
70 wish yo,. 81 marked success as was en-
loyed one yeas ago By your patron, and prom
Use that cur eoered people, to whom you
! have so warmly commended yourself, will dc
their utmost 10 assist that success.
The Chicago Times says that the country
will be surprised at the removal OF General
Ord, whose administration ct affairs has been
perfectly satisfactory to the Times.
The country Is taken by surprise. for Gen.
Ord has ntger given satisfaction tothe loyal
people, Souti or North, while he has been
exceedingly popular with the rebels, and, as
general rule. has been entirely GOVERNED By
rebel advice. II is most devoted johnson
policy mar.
The troul,ie hinted at IL. that With every
disposition 10 aid the President and bis rebel
pets, he lacks capacity for the position he
holds, and as trouble is brexing down there,
even the rebels feel unsafe in his hands.
The Times disapproval OF bis removal is Z
pretty fair indication that he ought to have
been removed long ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01
Special ! !! 81!
! Es.neyaa nj


sA .sss,d 5sn - tasssa-t
laid be saadsulJ tsroanctd tim
1sstss, canadss. the west Ississ !,
ss.s 10 sss.. Heerx1rfEs slr7yl
ss.etsrsd, and thst Shsn eesottA lie n
Dyxpaa. sd yssrsasivs Of .ll nah
~oals ssix = III s~taf rhs h.is Is. d
Iasspsndsst; ~ traveller. the ,o,sser. ii
~. ssny sAsdsnfs the settler on the ron
sssIen !; tbs toiisr, eoopsd no in crowded an
ths con.slssrxnf, Isedipg en- invigefsrt; q
sisain ofssns. and tho n~rvcus Of soth d
whore, would lssrn, with grics, too dep Ter
fhs most istrsssd corrective, iavisorans ID
Of The ego, bed beeH bietisd ont q eri,tsnfe n
posssesy aafiSsss y spsdemic diseasa, ial stl
psouc4sr Of constitutional ,igor IN ,se,irsr ssoss
s.hic, and reusdy for nervous atbify, no nedrinal
pr.pavrtsoa hss ever st.sieed The Fpaation Of HOs
rg1rrRy BrrrERs. II IL shs HousfHoLD TONIC
ofsLs xMsaacAx 1x1fLE-sss sssa SO ior twsptS
year. ard ii "a knnen probability va be fer esntr
r.ss - como 1As nsgnasss d sstnee rseosns1s ~
s.i.s, .sdiSAs Il j. snphatea, As medicias Of the
uses d pscyud By ts vsss sd Increasing sAies.
n AcH-Axw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11
TRY A BOTTLE

And be convinceii It will only cost you your time
in using it, if it does you no good.
DR.. TOBI rs, VENE rlAN LINIMENT.
As an external remedy in cases of Chronic
Rheumatism, Chapped Hands. Mosquito Bites.
Cuts Stiffness of the Joints and Contraction of the
Muscles. Headache. Bruises. Pains in the Limbs,
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sects snd Sprains. its wonderful curative powers
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Taken internally in cases of Sick Headache,
olic, Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Dysentery. Vom-
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qualities are felt as soon as taken.
If the reader or his friends have any Q laint
named in this advertisement. try the Venetian
Liniment. Remember. if you do not find relief
you can have your money refunded.
Ask for DR.. Tobias Venetisn Liniment. and take
other. 1t is pleasant to take and clean to use.
and eradicates the disease from the system that
it does not return. as is the case after using the
many Liniments, Pain Killers and Oils now food
ing the country. that only stop the pain while the
article is being used. and then return.
Price so cents per bottle. Sold by all the Drug
gists.
Depot Sc Cortlandt street, NY.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11
FROM ALABAMA.
Alabama Election new.


New York, February 10.-An Atlanta
special of the 9th to the Tribune says: The
result of the Alabama election is yet uncer-
tain. system of prescription and terror
ism has greatly reduced the white VOTE
To-day's Montgomery Mail promises on
Tuesday black list of the names and places
OF business of all white men who voted for
the Constitution. Success now mainly de-
pends on the result in Northern Alabama.
In that section there are some counties in
which no election was held. the loyal voters
being frightened off by threats of ven
geance from the unregenerate rebels. In
these counties General Meade will doubt
less order special election and see that the
voters are protected. The General left
Montgomery for Atlanta this morning.
Returns from the Negro Counties.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Fhe World has the
following special from Montgomery, Ala,
9th. The returns from seventeen counties,
among them the seven heaviest negro
counties, in the State, show 4 600 less than
the required half. Information from North
Alabama, where the registered whites
largely outnumber the negroes, is that the
vote is very meagre. The white vote so
far reported does not aggregate one hund-
red and fifty in the whole State, up to date.
The constitution is certainly defeated. Eff
forts are making to have the polls reOpened,
but it is understood here from high author
ity that will not be done without orders
from Washington to that effect. sHe
North Alabama
MONTGOMERY. ALA, Feb. S.-A dispatch
from North Alabama, just received, says
that that section has gone against the pro-
posed Constitution. The vote here in the
negro counties gives eleven thousand
against the Constitution. The votes are to
be counted tomorrow (Sunday.)
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. 10.-Out of
IL counties in Southern Alabama, embrace
ing the large negro counties of the State,
the Constitution is behind three thousand
seven hundred votes. The high country
and Florida line of counties will make it
at least ten thousand behind the election of
last fall ON the Convention. $50