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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-03

UNITED STATES HoTEL.-Dr. Hirsh's I'm
proved Spheroidal Spectacles are the most
perfect assistance to defective vision now
before the public, and are worthy the at
tion of every spectacle wearer.
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TIE Piq4a Journal has very clear con-
siction, that had Secretary STANTON, after
his reinstatement in the War Office, re-
signed il s.yould have been satisfactory to
nine- tssiths Of The Republicans in the land. .
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Not TO be Kicked out Like a Dog.
The Ne,o York Times, which is strongly
opposed to the impeachment foolery,
thinks President JOHNSON will not be
kicked out of Office like dog. That may
be !; but his trial will be very much like
that of dog, so far as being tried before
ian impartial jury"
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The Eject Of Impeachment upon
she Republican Party.

That the Impeachment and disgracetul
expulsion of the President from office, is
not going to be done up quite as quickly
as many have imagined, is now assuming
the form of absolute certainty. 1t is not a
partisan job that is going to be whipped
through the Senate with that haste which
it is THADDEUs STEVENS wont to drive his
schemes through Republican caucus.
There must be some formality in the trial
some show of fairness and impartiality.
If the telegraph informs US truly, Presi-
dent JOHNSON will be defended in that
"high court" as it is called, ny the abest
legal ability in the country. Those law
yers are not likely to consent to any such
interested parties as Senator WADE
sitting on that Jury. There is not
a Republican United States Senator
who voted for the Tenure of Office bill
who is qualified to sit as Juror in this
case, and we have no doubt that the Pres
ident's counsel will object to their sitting
in the case. They will make it clear to
the people of the United States, that this
act is about the worst, the meanest, that
eahS AsOPuoAiSou Poto ~ III NouSICsS-SudLuc-
less as has been its violations of the Con-
stitution and its consequent peijury-has
yet engaged in. On the Republican party
this will tell crushingly. Pending the trial,
the material interests of the country, which
are now suffering excruciatingly, must
SHIFT for themselves. The people are pa
tient, and are not disposed to change their
support of parties for ''slight and transient
causes" but they are not made of that stuff
that will induce them for long while to
supp ort any party-no matter what its
-protestations of patriotism may be-that
SO wilfully and causelessly Injuries them. 1t
is disgraceful prosecution, and so long as
persisted in, must necessarily do great in
jury to the business of the country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Cough, a Cold, or Sore Throat,
Requires immediate attention. and should be
checked. If allowed to continue.
Irritation OF the Lungs, a Permanent
Throat Disease, or COnsumpt0n,
is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cHES
Having direct influence to the parts give imme.
diate relief. For bronchitis. Asfhma
Diseases, Troches are used with always GOOD
Singers and Public Speakers uss them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRecHEs.
and do not take any of the WorfAless LmitdtioAs
novll-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-03

SEVERAL papers in the interior of New
York State have nominated Horatio Sey-
mour for President
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The journal and Senator Wade.
The Ohio State Journal, in view of the
supposed fact that the Impeachers in the
United States Senate will have four more
than two-thirds vote in favor of the I'm
peachmeDt of President JOHNSON, if the
Republican Senators shall make it parti-
san question, even If q Senator shall be ad-
mitted from Maryland and if Senator
WADE shall decline to sit as Juror in the
tiial of President JOHNSON, thinks that
under the circumstances it would be ad-
visable for Senator WADE not to be Juror
in the case. He is an interested party
Upon the conviction of the President de-
pends his elevation to the Presidency until
the 4th of March, 1869. 1t ,oould be some-
what immodest for Senator WADE to pro-
nounce judgment against President JOHN
SON in order that he might fraudulently
get into his place. Inasmuch as the prob
abilities are that President JoHNsoN's Inn
parchment can be secured without Senator
WADE's vote, the Journal is in favor of do
ing the business up with some show of de-
cency. It is evident from the Journals ar
ticle. that if Senator WADE's vote were nee
essary to the conviction of President JOHN
SON, it would favor Senator WADE, interest
ed as he land scandalous as 1t would be, sit
ting in Judgment upon the President, and
voting for his conviction. In Republican
circles, this may be considered high-minded
journalism. Among plain matter of fact
people it would be considered indefensible.
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NEW DENTAL OFFICE

sB- All Orders by Mail filed on as reasonable
terms as if present in person. mch3- d3t
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New Advertisements
FOR SALE.

i COLUMBUS. March ., 1868.
TWO HOyTSES AND LOTS ON rows
Il street. If not sold by the 10th inst, one will
be rented. THEODORE COMSTOCK.
nch3-d20t ~
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JAMES ANDREWS. N. d. PERRY.
w. II. FOSTER.
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and forcible. Read if er<3aq
News of the Day.
GENERAL NEWS.
Gotn cloasd In New York yesterdays st
14l1S.
Two girls are walking three hundred
miles In Iowa for q wager. 44 x~a
A NAN In Prussia plays on sixteen drums
with forty-eight drumsticks.
TIE Msmphis appeal hss just nominated
Andrew johnson for President.
A TORPEDO boat, which cost $4,000. was
recently sold In New Orleans tor $43. a
The Falls Of st. Anthony have receded
three hundred feet during the past year.
An editress In Boston Is to be ordained
pastoress Of church In bingham, Mass.
HoN. HANNIBAL HAMLIN has been invited
to stump New Hampshire for the Republic
cans until election time.
AwoxAN who has suffered twenty years.
captivity among the Indians is looking for
her relations in Kansas.
"A LAWYER in Platte City, Mo, worth
$4,000. was shot dead few days ago while
committing burglary.
A YOUNG lady was baptized at Worces-
ter, Mass last Sunday, after cutting
through ice fifteen inches thick.
A MEETING Of prominent Democrats Of
Trenton, N. J. recently nominated Hon.
John P. Stockton for President.
.Sr1Na to the Quick. "Proved in the
Fire, ,"s.Sink or Swim,n and "After Life"
are among the latest English novels.
THE sale of the homestead of John C.
CALHOUN, 20 satisfy . debt, was suspneded
by order Of General Candy, a few days ago.
A BosToN paper intimates that since free
soupswas introduced in that city, the de-,
posits In the savings banks have increased.
AT concert in Chicago, few nights
since, the two tenors broke down, and the
basso executed the tenor aria after FASH
ion.
A YOUNG bride in Cincinnati, to teach
her husband lesson, picked his pockets
of $1,000 while he was sleeping off intoxi-
cation.
THERE were llo9 births In Worcester,
Mass, last year, an increase of 137 over
1885, and there were 20 more males than
females born.
TIE Monroe ( La-) Telegraph says the boats
from Arkansas come down piled with cot
ton as long as It will stay on. It was COM
ing down atthe rate Of flve thousand. bales
per week.
The Legislature of the Cherokees, at its
late session, passed an act appropriating
ten thousand dollars for the erection of
building suitable for Capitol, at Table
guam, the capital OF the nation.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has been lecturing on
Sir Walter Scott, whom he considers
great man. 1t is the fashion just now to
depreciate Scott, especially by those who
prefer spasmodic to healthy vigorous wri-
ting.
A PARIS paper, anxious to facilitate
marriages, gives place to the following ad-
vertisement: "a young lady of forty -eight,
having moderate income, but possessing
patent for new invention, wishes to
marry 3 gentleman of sixty Eve, wen vers-
ed in chemistry. !"
AzpRa sthe Republican speakers from
abroad who are on the. stump this week in
New Hampshire, are Horace Maynard and
Colonel Stokes, ofTennessee, Gems, WASH
burn and Williams, of Indiana. and Cen
erel Hite, Of Missouri. A large number of
local speakers are also in the field. 81 r.
On Sunday, tho eth inst, the Glasgow
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
T WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
Hotel, consisting of one Brick House. containing
nine rooms. with good cellar. WELL cstern and OUT
houses in good repair. The lot is 80 feet front by
be sold at auction at o'clock r. N. on said day.
mchs-deodtd III PATRICK LANON.
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three and half millions of money. The
situation selected, it will be remembered,
Is at the lower angle of the City Hall Park,
just where the great body of eastside travel
forces into Broadway through Park Row.
1t is already pretty nearly, the busiest CEN
ter in the universe. The Astor House is
here. The new Herald building is here.
Old st. Paul's Church is here. The splep-
did new Park Bank building, probably the
finest structure in the city, is here. Eleven
lines of cars center here. All the travel
from the Brooklyn and Jersey City ferries
crosses here. The Broadway bridge is
here. The street is always in a fierce con-
fusion of entangling and disentangling
vehicles, and the sidewalks echo ceaseless-
ly with moving masses of men. When the
Postoffice adds its busy hustle to the STIR
ring elements already present. the aspect
of the place will indeed be confusion worse
confounded..
p The Washington imbroglio does not
seem to have affected business to the eX-
tent it was first surmised it would. Gold
run up two or three per cent; but soon fell
again to its former level. Stocks were
little excited but speedily recovered their
equanimity. What is true OF gold and
stocks also applies to business generally,
and neither in financial or commercial cir
cles are there Indications of the revolution
in progress at Washington. A great mass
meeting has been held by the friends of
johnson; and the Republican leagues and
clubs have met to indorse the action OF
Congress. Some attempts on both sides to
enroll volunteer troops to act in case of
collision have been frowned down, and
matters have mostly resumed the usual
tenor of their way. &
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rsr Pre.sssnt ef che United states
6eoHuE \. PENpLET0N.


s.b;sjE Z ths decision q the Democratic Natl
Convention.
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Bile for yourselves! Then turning TO his
officers, he said-Bripg up tbc-eulprit
The officers dartcd down Into the cabin,
and the next moment rcappearcd with the
steward between them. 4 murmnr OF
surprise broke FROM the crew. for the face
Of Warner had undergone a strange alter
alton. His skin which had hitherto been
Of an olive cast, was now as white and
delicate as that of young gill. The
captain started back suddenly, and turned
MS pale as death. then recovering himself
little, he fixed his eyes upon the face Of
the steward, as though lie could there
trace a startling resemblance to some per-
son he had seen before.
Pshaw, its only my fancy, lie NUT
tered, at length. And then turning to
the officers, he exclaimed: Away with
him-lie him up in the rigging!
As he spoke. the captain drew piece
of double ratlin stuff from his pocket.
Boys. let's pitch into them, don't let's
stand and see our best friend aoggtd, said
Jack to the men.
The officers lid by this time advanced
to execute the order of their superior,
but drawing himself up to his full height,
the steward exclaimed:
Hands off.
The voice was of . woman The Of
Gcers started back, and the next moment
the pretended steward flung of her hat
and a shower of raven curls descended
upon her shoulders.
Lucre,ia Manvilc. exclaimed Captain
Cummings, sinking down upon the steer
age hatch.
You are right, said I.ucrctia advancing
toward him. l am >he-she whom you
supposed was quietly awaiting your re-
turn at New Bedford, and who was once
your destined bridc-butw who, thank God
is so no longer. Ncver-nevcr can |
give my hand to such william! Captain
Cummings, love you no longer, YOU have
forfeited my esteem forever. They tod
me IN New Bedford that you ill-trea:cd
your crew. wished to be convinced Of
it. and accordingly, Disgusting my voice
and arpearadcc, succeeded in entering
this ship as steward. where have become
convinced that the reports I heard about
you were true. BY washing off the sub
stance with which my skin was dyed, |
have produced this change in my spear
ance. / shall take passage for home when
we arrive at Val paraiso, and hope here
after tina, you will never again trouble me
with your presence.
On the next day the ship arrived al
Valp raise, and was anchored off the
harbor. Lucrctia then babe adieu to the
crew Of the fremont, and took passage
on board steamer, which FINAL y reached
the United States in safety. Captain
Cummings shortly afterwards found ;
grave in the belly Of huge sperm wlal,
on the off shore ground. And now, ,her
let us end with three hearty cheers foI
lie young steward Of the fremont.
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