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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-14

dILADELfhIAi OC1' Ao-f T.. III.
Several cases of shooting have occurred
the disturbance, in every instance, be
ing created by Lyle's deputies. Jacl
Tobin, one of the Sheriff. deputies
discharged pistol at police officer III
the Continental bar room, but missed
him. He was arrested by four police
men, and carried before Judge Allison,
and held to bail in $1,000. Tobin had
the officers arrested, and held to bail
before Alderman White. Three New
York roughs were arrested in Arch-st.
Their comrades attempted to rescue
them, and pistol shot was fired at the
officer, who narrowly escaped Two OF
the roughs were rescued, and one Sc
cured.
At the closing of the polls, at 6
o'clock, all was quiet.
This city, heretofore heavily Demo-
cratic, has elected VIM. w. Hays IRE
publican) Mayor by majority which
will exceed 200 The Republicans are
iubilant, and bonfres are blazing. The
State will go about $4,000 Republican.
The Republican gains in the interior,
and especially in the west, are great.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14-The city is
wild with excitement over the magnifi-
cent Republican victory. Returns from
nearly every county of the State indi
cate Republican majority of not less
than 100000 In this city both the Re-
publican Congressman are possibly
elected, though Strader is very close
on Eggleston's heels. Sam Cary, who
was supported exclusively by the Dem
ocrats, though he pretended to be only
workingman's candidate and neutral
on general politics, is beaten by over q
thousand. Vallandigham is beaten by
not less than 500 Gen. Gibson is elect
ed in the IXth District by nearly 800.
Ashley is hoped to be elected by q
small majority in the Xth, though the
returns are too meager yet for absolute
certainty, and some of the dispatches
are discouraging. There is still doubt
in Shellabarger's old district, the With
Winans, the Republican nominee there
proved an unsatisfactory candidate, and
has made bad run. The Democrats
are as yet only known, however, to
have elected two Congressman, Mum
gen and Van Trump. Gen. Garfield is
elected in the old Gidding's district by
over thirteen thousand majority
COLUMBUS, Oct. 13.-Midnight. -
Democrats have carried First, Fifty,
Ninth, Twelfth and Thirteen Districts
in Ohio, and possibly also Seventh and
Tenth
DAYTON, Oct. 13.-Private dispatches
as well as newspaper reports give the
Republican majority in Ohio at about
20, 900 and in Indiana, at 8, 900 to 10, 00C
Hoag elected over Ashley, and Schencl
over Vallandigham.
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Job Printing of every de-
scription neatly executed at
this office.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Oct. 13.-Returns come in
very slowly, they indicate the re-elec-
ton OF Taffe TO Congress by an increas-
ed majority.
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LoRiN0's NEW BOOKS.

Ragged Dick or, Street Life in New York
with the Boot-Blacks. Second edition now
ready.
FLORENCE MARRyAT's NEW NOVEL,
Second edition now ready.
LUCY or, Married from Pique. Transla-
ted from the German of T. Sunker. second
edition now ready.
WAS 1T A GHOST? shot to be read by
a dim light A book that is attracting the
attention Of tho best people.
All can be be bought at any Bookstore on
Broadway. LORING, PUBLISHER, Boston.
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Large Posters printed at this Office.
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REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION.
The Republican City Convention will
be held at the Tannery on Wednesday
evening, Oct. IA, at IL o'clock, to
nominate city officers.
By order OF
J. MADISON DRAKE, Chairman.
S. H. FAULKs, Sec'y.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-14

DAYTON, Oct. 13.-Private dispatches
as well as newspaper reports give the
Republican majority in Ohio at about
20, 900 and in Indiana, at 8, 900 to 10000
Hoag elected over Ashley, and Schenck
over Vallandigham.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-14

COLUMBUS, Oct. 13.-Midnight. =
Democrats have carried First, Fifty,
Ninth, Twelfth and Thirteen Districts
in Ohio, and possibly also Seventh an6
Tenth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-19

Inlucncing the Votes. OF Sen.
0tOrs 0n16e.lNoRANchmeAGs-
The y lsbi ktok corr bpondcnt X
the Louiss Ill Jouy1 y sys:
The, llol hgAason usssag
which p&6sea Sver No wllss Between
Parson Brownlow, of Tennessee, and
General Stokes, will be produced by
the =-DsmoessAs-~if they @esa~est .
hearing before the nosing commit
tee: r VI A. H e ! e. A..
=.---.-=s=-- KNOXVILLE, May 3.
How will Fowler sptcf
w. G. BRowNLow.
& .....g Washington, May g..
Dom know. Think he's Ill right.
.esA.lN. b. STokss.
Eoes T'@ II Knoxville, May l..
If you amt certain. pump him
|. ,r.r-,..a s.v d. VIC. RsewSLow.a
~ sasAsss Washington, May H.
T Tcan't.e He Won't disc uss the
question. Z fcar he - sbaky.
W. B. STOKES
4 setts&Ss as' ~
i'll o.. k44sa Knoxville, May B.
Fse Tell hims II he II resign and let me
appoint you in his place, In make
biu,a Judge Of the Supreme Court,
in place OF Harrison, who will make
way forthin. w. g. BRoNwNLow.
-, 80 ~ ". - y, Washington, May 6.
He won't resign. W. B. Stokes.
b. ia saf~4a Knoxville, May s
90 Not prcfanely, but rciigiously,
tell him to 60 to he'll - -. - :, IL
~ VIC. BRownLow.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-19
The Increaser..r Debt.

4 compa rison Of the stateme cuts Ut
the public debt made on juno /,
1867, and on the first of the present
month, showkthat, while tho aggre-
gate indci tcdns -, has been reduced
.srfng the year five millions Of dal-
lars. the debt bearing coin iuterest
has been increa sed $42O, l64, 800
There has Lsen = conversion Of, tho
debt beaIipg currency INTEREST, aud
Of tire debt bearing no interest .pin:o
gold hearing bonds. t. this extent.
The Taxpayers are now required to.
pax so. O0O, 900 yearly MorcaiAtcr-
..l. callpg gold l4O. thaAthsg,wcrs
under obligations to pay on the first
Lay. d. June oflast year. There has
lccn, 50, 900, 900 reductipa Vt prin-
cipas And so, 900, cOV iaereascsiipf
interest. This is Jacobin imam
cicring. 20. ~ 80 -
We shall see. when the yearly
.tatemcpt for the current fiscal year
shah be made, how the estimates Of
,hc Scsrst aryi COME ost. 1.-The will
favor tie country, on the first Il
JULY, with tatsMent Vt the. objects
for which the money has been en-
plugged. n.tead, II Asferrinx it until
hu nakess II auual report, ha-will'
perform rs..l aa4 Asnc6eial service
Tor the peopls.u n Saoll staten emit
ua.llA \. Asfslaalls eaaarsiya aoe-'
ua.etIs. and would snshlslvoterss 10
Judge If the estimates which louglit
u De placed. IN Scheme s,4ssleula-
,tpas,i-Ehicags Tincs.lishesa nose
.Rs.hYasbe fsstsis reducing shs'
debt ii principal $4,000, 600, and,
increasing Tho !. |. iinterest bearing,
Lands 50 as 70 require S2oi 900 0oo'
Pr additional interest. hsssinsreas-f
.dstae sa,saal burdens - che people
!:i5,eOo,0oeon this one item: lA 4.
continuation af this sclaps would
seem to suggest to them next, rs-
ring the grcenback currency Of the
country and substituting IN itsPlace
rrll interest bearing bonds
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-19

ines, Of every class, entered the list for the
"Graad Sweenaksol'- whioA inten-
min ii shs cosnil 8 j IS Is re.t .s
nu1 IL. of good ci} }, a tha hey, in
q In end 70 I'D lars 800 tate as
. Machine combining the greatest economy
with the best quality of work in al kinds
and conditions Of grain. Such award was
.naAst> to JohnGtsoS0 saf. 1Ahiae Reaper.
As the verdict of the committee was made
public at the time, there certainly can ~
no grounds for any misunderstan disg.
Respectfully, &C.,
~2~ 0sAs. H. pAhKs,
Sec. MINI. State Az. Society.
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Did the south scccdlc

It is significant fact that Of tho
ten Southern Statesmen abeait to he
"admittcd,' GEokGIA was in tho
Union before MAssAcnusErfs,
SouTH CAROLINA before New H AMP-
SHIRE, VIRGINIA. before NV York,
NokrH CAROLINA before RmoDE Is
LAND, LOUISIANA before INDIANA,
MISSISSIPPI before ILLINOIS, Ala
BAMA before MAIZE, ARRAxsAs be-
fore MORGAN, FLsxlDA before Iowa,
and Texas before WlscoNsIN. ssas7 :
We give the dates Of thcir, admis-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-19
II E Israe likes-GeReral Grant
i land Mr.. PendleeOm. zgs

IL ASEt10 ~ hCbnVrSAA 0Hu INV
] land Mr.. PendlesOn. IVA
a correspondent in New York has
wrissen TO dsto rcpabl1b the ce!e-
!. s.yat u Orlsf II General GRANT il
go ~ 70 tho !sraclitcs, Al = class,
ssrseed awhenshe was IN comm and OF
the Thirteenth, Arm Corps, il the
bepartmcnt Of the Tennessee, in
ronaectionswish The resoluti On offered
rclatiuFthoreto, by Mr.. PESDLEr0s,
narths Aoase"of Representatives At
Washington. The following is the
srder:s Sie ~ '-sT~ &3Tne7 S17
lfktD-o CARRIERS THiKrzExrH CoKrs, SO
sso% ETA nTMExr Of the TENNEssss,
OXFORD, Miss. December n, lisa. )ce
General Order No. H.. 2sH60 ? 7
TheJews, rs a, sfass violating every reg.
ulation Of trade established by the Treas
ury Department., also department orders,
arc hereby expelled from the department
within twenty-four hours from the receipt
,fthis order by post comnAnders1@ @Ss !
They will see that all this class Vt people
IRE furnished with passes and required
tssicaxe< and any one returning after such
acti6SosioR will be arrested and held in
confinement until I'm opportunity occurs
Of sonling them out ~ prisoners, unless
furnished vita permits from % these head
quarters. -
No passes win given t.is people IA
visit headquarters sor the purpose Of ma.
King, personal application for trade
permits ., ng ~. g
BY orlcr.of NJ .jof.gencral GrAsr.
az 04~ JOIN A.5lAwLlNGs, q
90 o. AssistantAdjutant 0eneraLs
1fieial,J Lowell Captain and Assistant
Adjutant-Gcncral. ~ { u
The above reads very mach like
some oftLc ukases which have been
issued W the despotisal Princes 81
Europe and Asia in refcSeace to this
psoplc. Nothing like it was ever
bcsorc heard of in the United States.
II son.nsnt upon it's useless. 4
lists . wn best coma,cnt. II Through
i. iilustr ates the unfitness Of g "a.
CHANT for civil trust, and bis entire
npdstAsough ignorance Of, any. thing
Ike republican institutions. - :.
When the news Of this -ordes
scached Washington, GEokoE H.
pEsDLfTos, then being msmbe.
Of the House, offered the following
resolutions. which Likewise need NJ
comment; a. .s ,vs.s.~ ,.tg n i.
"Nl .RkAs, On the 18th day Of Dccem.
Der, 1862, Maior-general Grant command.
ing tac Department Of the Tennessee, did
suDlish the folio wing order, to-wit: here
followed the above a ordsy cxbatln, and
in pursuance thereof did cause many
,.a :eabls citizens 81 the United States
ri Tents in said department, to be expel.
led thersfnsA within twenty -four hours
without allegation Of special misconduct
N their part, and on no other proof than
hat Try NsSe msmbcrs Of certain reli.
;.ious denomination; and sse. If
WHEKEAs, The said order, in its sweep
ing condemnation OF u whole. class Of
,itlscns without discrimination Between
the .guiitysand the illnoccnt, 10 illegal and
unjust, aud ju its execution is tyrannicdl
and cruel: therefore, r. 4..~..4x
Resolved, That the said order deserves
the earnest. condemnation OF this House,
and Of the Presto cnt, the COMMANDMENT.
chief. fae kez zJt8@Fs6
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Esssv Jacyssess - ~
srs15ssss ssklSI 4 I u - lSs5e
ve0se0s om10GoMzq01o1el
IL ~ sSoS1 01tls - Rose
~ssk0 Race ssSv0r .sssed a. SCa.-oe
cOss1aIentiN DQnkthoe q - 1pe1psSw
reliable and 21eTTectcd pte2IR1
tio,exeO restore GRAY OH EkUE -
HAIR 70 tts youth ri 10g0s', sDs2k-'
ing e 49,, lasoeyos6e, sud sitltsH :
the scala bv 3ts. ssS, bscessse9
scisttc and clean q 1'eesOCee ~
crnptios.s aud dnhds'as0s ard by
a. 4. to ron. ;fsaasldla6s q -
,sioses and ,,o,sTishes tho x06r'
6E1sssls. BY ~ ssss The ge0erVyaoe1e
Wicker and sts'On00 In b0SeeneeSs
- ssskOress the {kklsrH 0soss0o.
] TO- thsir ssor,n01 sYf(0,;s, nd aei9t
srfrss,se old az. II d a. HjcsS'
s.ero Used. u { reJ( vt ..
applications, and Oaves tn J006s
that sp . 81! R.ossK aeIegssssS
A1spD, M. D.. State 1seGalfsaAf
Mass, .sHvs, s'fhe co,sstttsse,sts 4s'e'
pssre .ass4 saes11ys sessceede r..
& tie 6ESF F1E;iPpx RzTi6f5 ~
s i: s'. q s:s|s,:e >: IS sss
g: &c.,; sss .5s: az &C. :srs ~
datOry notices from clerQvNseN,
p1ystcia,as, the press, aud 6ell6rS.
We have made the, StseseN ~ -
hair and It's s3tscnSeS u spe0tx lew
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ON this Line, Al Stlmna er.

- lastf3f the truth ofshistcfyy and
% rs MOTTO muddlea thew ca ( brains
u fut urc BaHcrofts, VI. beg our Re-
publican friends not " quote IN this
canvass Grant $ statement II shall
eight it out ON this line If it takes
','an summer ,ssa s5fw .>w A. sits5
How otherwise will the possible
Bancroft save his wits from daring
when he discovers that Grant aban-
aobed "this line". after losing more
thar one and d half times as many
ineu as Lee had, aud more than six
times as many men as Lee lost p
And what will save tho ,poora fellow
from lunacy whcmin the mldst ofall
this hullabAloo he sdiscoyers that
Grant having abandoned this liuc'''
found himself at the base Of another
line which could have been, sreac hsd
without the loss Of >. lnan--the line
from which army Of tie Potoalsc
was once recalled? reg > aAssssuaisss
eeAnd not hing but suicide, surely,
csnsc onsole him for the discovery,
which our Republican friends must
perceive TINT he will make, that
Grant not only took III summer, but
the next fall, and winter following
and the spring too, before hisssxop.
ping of Of six Northern yoldiers Tor
I every Southeras soldier had been
s'fought out. M r. Woild : \ !.
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D3The following curious advertise
ment appears in . Boston papsr;t


b3-The following curious adyertise-
ment appears in . Boston Papsr;t
Autographs for sale; "A. aisinter-
csted patriot. who did not enlist in
the recent war, and who devoted.
much oflis valuable time toinxiting
his neiabhors' sons to enlist. md
who 10 now ready and wiling to servo
his county ~ AIRY good Office. takes,
this occasiensto inform the generous
public { ne knows the public is gem.
erous, because it subscribes SO liber-a
ally ~ the weekly papers) that be
has on hand . large. & ollsstion Of.
autographs. whirhEh he xhas .aeeoshays
collected, through nnchs labor sndl
little expense and whioh 10 desires
to sell 1T very ibeTal'tates. - -
j - s< $50 Is. z = : - - -
JOHNSTON sktSfss--LErrER IRON .ru 1
sEcRE1Arr o. THE MAksEsorA AGRI-
crLruRAtSociErxsfss Ar Il
gEptyoR RErr Thc44act that
variops MISREPRESENTATION, oaisNlat 81 to
n.isIead and deeeiye. the public, arsin ciryl
cula ton rs to the character Of the. aWardsl
NJ ,le by our State Agricultural Society, ut
tire lite Field Trial Of Rcapers, led US
to address stothc Secretary note OF IN I
quiry, to which tllefQllowing commukica-
ton is reply ard sets,at rest the question,
whether the "Grand Sweepstakes''a Prize
was the highest awarded By tho Society,
and whether it was wonby the !, Joknston,p A
without competitions. II 10 true that the
"yyilnston, being ~ independent Rqaper,
did not compete with csahined Alachiaes,
while all did compete with il for the .pxip-
eipie prize, the. Grand Swcepsts ke3
Premium BY giving this the benefit of
yosr Observation-Disclosures, yoa WIN confer
q fayorspon ~ - we'll asuDos thsRshaio
, 80 sGHooasAkss, sswAsfI &aDanssatl
fai o. tel d x-.--iE aE9l n seas'
Eaaar - rosssKsJAsr'y OrYIoE, .
MINxEsorA State Ag. 6ocisty,} -
eli wMIkfI4RoLla,3isy -, 1855
'Mesra. scueosxAkss, sFAlr&DaK
'", ,ssa,,., y Inne59te u 81
10th, Sinqnirinx 3s4o ahe LAB 1s4pssafSss
Award at the late '.Field Trial Of Reapersp
and Mowers,' have to say that ut that
trial awards were made in the different
classes of Machines then before the public;
after the class sw~rds we're made AL Mach
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-19

~ making The BOOT and SHOE,
trade asspscislity, he ID senallsd to
furnish goods chcaperhst than
they can be furnished by those who
make it but one. braoehss Of their,
business. .nE = VI. Raaa ss1safia2
I NE. n r. -. ~ sao3 Il. 10 =
r. Work done to order proa.pt.f
y end .etiydctipn. gsara,,.
feed 2a,Af si.ss cd
.aovs. ] W. H. ALLEuAN..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-19

DEMoREsT's MONTHLY for July prompt
ne usual, and with IN additional quantity
Of Summer Literature, 10 the most useful
and Interesting ofall the parlor periodicals,
readable from Aeginning to end, ard, bet
ter than that, its tone IL elevated and earn
", very unlike the frivolous artiAciaiity
that diseracss - many fashion Journals.
| The fashions are featore,A rs ever. Ladies
in the country think they can not make a
garment without. DEMoR Esr's MAoAzlSE,
and there Is, in addition to he treasured
patterns, always afmd Of usefal and val.
liable infermatioA apen su Asasehoad and
domestic subjects. w. jennings Demon
est s,' 47s Bro,dray,N. Y; $500 s yearly
--sSenstor Henry Wilson, Of Mssss-
chusetts,@ when he was Chairman Of
the Military Oommistee, during the
war, charged sssGen. u. g.: Grant
With being IN habisusl drunkard, aud
called on President Lincoln to induce
him to remove Grant from the COM
mand Of tAeArmy of Te nv essee on
the eToxsd % dfaAkehness. Now
let us seewhat Wilson will have 10
say of this '.habitaal drunkard. |" Il
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The PLAIN DEALERss


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state AenaScratic Ticket.
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CLAYTON County. 80 :. .S I, I.
For .Rcsi.te, Of Laad Once
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Lyoxs;s ,siedl o. - y !s.,- !,
r iislI1 f.lisi r ss 4 &
IRREG ULARITlES. ~ iissxs
rhes- u, ps u rie..isssspy compounds 80.
prepara'icn, ard better than any lie. Povde E a
kostr, ms Bling could. their actio, Ii direct aa1s
sps ssss q, as't'sse : d: !. sf' -.
prtssions nStafs. 1helr popdihrMy i5lhdlsa1sA,
BY the fact that loo 900 bottles are annualiR
sosiandlaeasu1eAby Ah&x1D111e sGrDk -
. ss1sss j ~ e IN. e NM [,.
ID 7 taklis the TsoSs .SSssry cine $50 ~ q
and IRE o6asiAera4 byait eie ks4@Shun1 81 Z
q tAe ee3est, aste6e, ard most inlaNibt 3psSQem1
Ia the world, for the cure u oil female cen
prsnoe.snsf nsdn1 rsgslsssay - sssen1kh. -
sead aes s. IA 'sss ca. n sss
~ 20 nasurs'seh so iaws will Be found cossan1H
folded ground each bs1tlp, WITH the written dnno-
tare Of JoHs !. LII. without which nsns ars &c.
f l.tt.-.i y 5oHs /. LYON, 10. c,.,.. s...4
ne1 Heyes, Conn.,, Who can - csasssAs1 snAor
psseAuy, = ~ -. (euolssiay sa0p.l ssasaD.
- ee9<iy1a 0ses4n and lelAA vsee1NpAf r.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-31
Live Cattle Weighed by Measure.

The only instrument necessary is a
measure with feet and inch marks upon
it. The girth is the circumference of the
animal just behind the shoulder-blades.
The length is the distance from the
shoulder-blades.. The superficial feet are
obtaiGed by multiplying the girth and
length. The following table contains
the rule to ascertain the weight of the
animal: sfa
If less than one foot in girth, multiply
superficial feet by eight. s
Ii less than three, and more than one
multiply superficial feet by eleven.
Ii less than five. and mere than three,
multiply superficial feet by sixteen.
If less than seven. and more than five
multiply superficial feet by twenty-five
Ii less than nine, and more than seven,
multiply superficial feet 10y thirty-three
If less than eleven, and more than
nine, multiply superficial by forty-two.
Example: Suppose the girth of bull
lock to he six feet three inches, length
five feet six inches; the superficial area
will then be thirty -four, and. III accord
ance with preceding table, the weight
will be seven hundred and eighty-two
pounds.
Example: Suppose apig to measure in
girth two feet, and length one foot and
nine inches. There would then be three
and half feet, which, multiplied by
eleven, gives thirty-eight and half
pounds as the weightof the animal when
dressed. In this way the weight of four
quarters can be substantially asoertained
during life.