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indictments against persons concerned in the


indictments against persons concerned in the
naiuFslixation frauds.
The examination Of the case Of Colonel
Treadvsll ccn,inuss q Jersey City. The
iettinosy 1or ths prosecution TO day il
cluded witness Who testified that be heard
ths psisoasx ~ 10 would carry from 500 TO
500 votss against Holsey in the 9th Congress
sion district. The defense offered no evil
deuce and the Court closed.
Tho Dsmocraas 10 tAs lth New jersey dis
trict havs applied for writ Of qao s0s,7 oafo,
TO declare the election ii Boz ntoo township
void, alleging that ono Of The judges carried
the ballot-box home, and that it sas aiter-
wards in the possession Of the Republican
Comfy Clerk and that he stuffed it with split
tickets The rejection ofihis township would
slsct Rafferty,.
At meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
Of New Fork 70 day, . protest vas read
from several precints in the 9th Assembly
district On ths greand that one Of ths inspsc-
toss sasrsDtitioasly sabstituted ffty votes
bearing eaother name for thoss bearing his
(0eimmef's) name, and thst other frands
we're perpssntsd By which be (Seimmsr) lost
10 votes. Tho protest vas laid over for fu
ture consider alton.
Albert A. Whilhead, aged 20 years, has
years for marrying two young ladies. He
appears to have engaged himself to two 9th,
ers.
The secident on the Harlem Railroad last
evening was not caused b. explosios. The
train was thrown from ~ rack BY ties par
posely laid across i. The engine, tender ard
express car wsfs nearly dsmolished. The
engineer, 6rsnaa and clerk Of The company
were isjarsd, but not seriously. No passen-
gers hurt
Governor Gsary, Of Pennsylvania, has
written lsitsr that hs il not . candidate for
U. 8. Senator.
0ensrals Rosecrans and Longstreet sailed
to-day for Mexico.
The Frsnch Radical Club, Of Newark,
have passed resolutions congratulating the
people Of Iowa and Minnesota on having
universal suffrage b. tho recent
election.
The second trial Of General Geo. W, Cole,
Tor killing L. Il. Hiscock, alleged for ssduc-
lng Coles wife, commences to morrow at
Albany.
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FROM TIE SOUTH.
MIxPHIs. Nov. 10.

MExPHIs, Nov. 10.
A dispatch was received by Gen. Granger
last night from b. P. Price, Commissioner Of
RsgistrAtion, At Mason depot, Upton coun-
y, stating that the greatest excitement exists
there in consequence Of thu report that Gen.
Smith, the defeated candidate for Congress,
Vas coming there with large body ofarmed
negroes to take depositions for the purpose Of
contesting the election Of DR.. Leftwieh, and
aaking for troops to preserve order.
This morning dispatches were received from
Sheriff Slaughter stating that about thou
sand armed negroes, principally from Fayetta
county had arrived there, and the greatest
apprahsnsions were felt for the safety Of
the whites. Many Of the women and chill
dren had lett in consequence. Since noon it
= impossible to communicate BY telegraph
With that point, and it il believed the opera
tor has been driven away.
General Granger despatched Fifty men. of
the 2oth infantry, under those officers, by
special train tonight, for the purpose Of pre-
serving order.
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FReA THE soUTE.

NEnrnIs, Nov. 10.
AListfs Rock special 70 the Avalanche
nys: o. NoadAg aosaing Gen. 6aytos sent
Tires esapaaiss Of negro militia 70 look for
Ballse, and serious tro1bls y apprshended.
The Governor has also ordersd The raising
Of GOO0 0salry thropeheut ths Stats.
So II = heard from the election passed o6
quietly.
MoxTaoMxRY, Ala, Nov. 10.
The Legislainre y engaged on LEGAL BUSH
aess. 0ovesnsg 0nAiDA mt . nesssge to-
day relating % the appropriations in aid Of
sasaning outas1 nakine havigable rivers
leading into the coal and iron regions.
8taae re&urne Ifon 80 countiss give Graat
about 10000 najority. The remaining 80
counties, VIII ths 1xesption Of I, will give
seymour large msieritiss. The Stats 10
sttl 1pubtlal
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

MADRID, Nov. Q.
Marshal Serrano has nominated twenty.
Eve councillors OF State. Justices Of the
Peace have been appointed in all the prov
incsa in Spain.
Popular demon kntions havs bsen made
in Bulgaria and Canary Islands, in favor Of
religious federation, and petition has been
seDt here praying the government to imme-
diatsly issue decree establishing freedom OF
public worship.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
The Times has An editorial givisg tie basis Of
he ssteleasat ndpressnt stafls Of The qsss-
lions = issns bst~sen he United .Ssstss md
Great Britain. A mixed commission con.
nsting Of two members from each nation, will
be appointed 10 adjudgs all questions arising
since 1865. 4s&@
England's responsibility in the matter Of
the Alabama claims will be refarrsd to Prus-
sia for arbitration; If ths decision 10 in favor
Of Amariea, the Crown viii Investigate.
America has withdraw the question 81 the
recogn,tios~ Of The 6osthsrn States BY Great
Britain during the war.
Tho Gan Juan business will BE- referred to
the President Of Switzerland for arbitration.
LosDos, Nov. 10.
Lord Mayor Of London gave . banquet
| q 0sid Han las& night Amoae ~ sseoes
wsss Jno. bright, Hon. Bsn5. UlsseH aud
Rsverdy Johnson. In the conEse Of his re-
ply to ! toast NJ. johnson said: have been
greatly crihcissd for the manner which /
have received and offered civilities wilhelm
this country, but sacA structures on my con-
duct have not affected negotiations which
are IN progrsss. However dissatisfied the
people hsrs Or u home may be, they will
find no ground for such feeling. The ques-
tions u issoe between my Government and
that Of Her Majesty, are now settled without
touchipg the honor Of either nation. If d.
plomatic negotiations are carried on in the
| future in the same spirit, war between Eng
lsad asdl abe United S4sess viii b iupossi
BILE. Mr.. DIsraeli made Al able speech In
slludiae to the subject introduced BY Mr..
Johnson, he ssid that the removal Of on,
difficulties With the United States gives good
eosnd for hops shas no fatsrs miseoncsp.
t;on nay occsr. He reviewed the state o.
aSair1 IL Europe. AID adnittsd that the su.
psr6cial aspect No iArsatsning, bat declared
tks6 iAs NiaisisJ eoald - no apparent prs.
ftsxs lse u ossbsssk es vss.
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Graats majority On the popular vote, q
hssa aisaas -. 1ss.
The dsmessais conplainsd thAt Lissoln
w. nos slsetsl b. nejority of sAs voting
popahtisa q ~ eoantry. They viii have
10 saeh objsgsiea - ssxs - 70 Gen. Grant.
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Notice Ia Dankrupacy.

THIS II 70 sivs notice. that the sist dsy OF Oct
L 4. D. lsa6, l. warrant In Bankruptcy vaa Issued
against the eat te OF Simon Hsne OF BurHEgton pss
Msinss Co., and etate Iowa, who has sdudged
Bankrupt his petition That the payment
OF any debts and delivery OF any property belonging
% such bankrupt to him for his uss aad the rsn.
fer Of any property by him forbidden by Law. That
meeting Of the creditors OF the sd benkupt provs
their debts and to choose As.ignees bis
estates will be held At the Court Of Bankruptcy
holden At No six, E.tcs Hou,s. the Office of the
Register in Bankruptcy, In the city Of Ksohuk, Iowa.
before John Bruce Reetstsr, The 18th day of u,
eambsr A. D. 1888, at 10 o'clock . m.
@. ". CLARS UsM
ny n. FuLros Deputy
T J. fsvslock. Airy 70. Petitioner. fue,il- -3~W
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VuVHlS = 70 give notice that the oh day Of Oct
i A. D. 1855. Warrant IN Bankruptcy VAS Issued
sgAlnst thu estate Of Geo. Ubba,d Of W.s. Point Lee
County aud state Of Iowa. Who hss besn adj judged bank
rupt upon his petition. That the payment Of any
dsbts and delivery Of suy property belonging TO said
Baakupt 70 him o. for his and the transfer Of any
crssors Of sad boo to prove their d.bs and 70
CHOOSE sssgbess of his satatss will bs held
1t the Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at No
nases House the once OF the Register in Bankruptcy
In ths city Of weokuk iowa before John Hrace, Reg
lister, tbs 9sth day Of Nov A. 1883. At 10 O'Clock
=. m. q. ". CLARK, UeE.,
ny II Hulros, Deputy
John Van yalhenbnrs, Attorney
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Public Sale.

II WILL sell At my residence four miles
j north Of Montrose, ths 2nd day OF Dscsmber,
1863 the following property leo OF land 50
tp cuit1v stfor 20 Of good timber Also, 20
Of timber land lying the Ksokuk and Fort Msdsou
foAd, Also 70 Of timber land lying north ot Devil
Creek y Of mile from road Also, 10 hssd OF horses
Is hsad Of catsle heaa OF hogs end other things too
numerous to ulentioa.
fERMs-Os land u cash. basscs In snd two
ysers: on cattls and hogs, Cash horsas mosths
credit. JonL CORY, JR.
novlo-68w
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For sale.

FIVEAND THREE QUARTER ACRES
= Of Land. It the inter. csion of High str.et and
Plank Read with front Of $40 Of the waet side Of
the roaf. Enquire Of 4. HA9Ny,
nor11 ~ 73 Main Gt.
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ve.e,ll. J>nss q. ~ TAisA MaiA stsssts.
Hase. 0esm . Oe-....sse 0eeenA = nal1 sesesss.
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uOuulDolOu A11CuAUT0.
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Gu 8tlu Orleans Qresteul.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ~, 1868.


A New Version of " Sod Save the Queen.r
A fscetous correspondent Of the London Or
chestra writes: ru-
.Sir-The inclosed national song / think
will do. 1t embraces everybody. have set 1t to
music that will also do. Both words sud music
can be bought on application, should any enter
prisiDg publishers be willing TO make fortune.
I" The rational hymns hitherto published have
been of 9 personal character. God Bless the
Prince of Wales is all right and proper enough;
ditto the Princess Too, ditto the Sailor Prince, but
my hymn brings us ell together. You may wish
to insert il in your next number; II SO, you hayo
my permission.
81 remain, yours truly.
"ALFRKD TENSION"
NATIONAL SONG =" GOD BLESS Us ALL
God bless US all
From great to small.
Protect us from the fee;
Let England's might
Keep all things right.
From thee all blessings flow.
Oar iron feet
Oar foes will meet,
And drive them from the seas;
Our sailors bold
And captains old
Will scatter them with ease.
From greet o small, -..aas.ar
Who sneer at our marines;
For brave are they
When the ships away
On bloody battle scenes.
Our soldiers, too,
Are not few,
Ger all the world they roam;
Our volunteers
Allay our fears,
And keep US safe at home.
Our men of state
From ncient date,
In duty never lax;
We fear, howe'er
They're not aware
How hard's the income tax.
The fine arts sir,
Are all astir
In marble and in paint
Some music crude,
A little good,
And very much that amt.
God bless us ALL
Our foes appal,
Their politics confound;
Oh, guide us right
By day and night,
And keep us from all harm.
October, 1868. ALFRED TENSION.
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The popular dentifrice known a. sozodont.
besides being very pleasant addition to the
toilet, contains ingredients that II used according
TO the drectons. win prove of the greatest utility
=. J. CoIburn, Doctor Of Dental Surgery,
Newark, NJ. 3IF
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DRorosALs...................rRoPosALs

STATE OF LOUISIANA
OFFICE BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
New Orleans, Nov. %, 1868 y
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until IL FkIDAI December H. 1865 for the building Of
the following named Levees, tow
BASS LbVEE. parish of Carroll
SAVAGE LEyEE. parish OF Carroll
DUCKPORT LEVEk, parish Of Madison
BELTA LEVEE parish Of Madison
GILLESPIE LEYEE, parish Of Tensas
ST. JOSEPH LEvEE parish OF Tensas
MARtkGO LEVEE parish Of ,oncorda.
GLASsCOCK'S BEND LEvEE, parish OF Concordia.
Said Levees to be constructed In wtn plans and
specifications to be 10 this Office the be added
decreased, at tue option Of the Board A.I n
The bonds will be the estm sted
Of the proposed work win fifty per cent additional and
twenty cent Of each and estimate to be retained
until the completion Of the work to the satisfaction Of the
Board sad bonds to be secured by responsible
residents the State whose signatures be
each bid asnteeing the ability Of the bidder fulfill his
agreement and that In the tract IL awarded Il will
entered into accordance with requirements
Bids will be Endorsed Proposs ais for building Lsves."
No bid will be entertained from any party who hereto
fore failed to fulfil his for the building Of Levee
with any former Board.
The Board the right TO reject all bids that
may be offered "I
BY order Of the Board. z. ID. MITCHELL,
Secretary.
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On September 18th. 1858 KIRBY SMITH, With corps Of
Assistants whose qualifications Of he highest order wiz
open, at Newcastle, Kenucsy,
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. .....................PROPOsALs.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OFFICE OF BOARD oF PUBLIC WORKS,
NEW DELE NM % lalia

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20 1868
Scaled Proposals will be received this Office until u
SATURDAY December IL 1868 for the building Of moran
Cyl Levee, IN the psrish OF Madison.
fad Levee to RECONSTRUCTED in accordance with plan and
specifications to be in this Office the to be added
TO or decreased at the option Of the Board. The
posed terms OF payment will be explained differs from
other cases.
The Of bonds required will be the estimates
Of the proposed work. with fifty cent. additional ant
twenty Of each and estimate be retained
until the completion Of the work TO the satisfaction OF the
Board Said bond be secured by two responsible
residents OF the State whose signatures be appended
to each bid guaranteeing the ability of the bidder an hts
agreement, that In the contract Is awarded II will
ments.
bids will be entertained from any psrtv who has hereto
fore failed uf his agreement fer the building Of evees
with any former Board.
The Board the right reject all
bids that ms be ofes ed -...'
81
r ID MrrCHELL. secretarv.
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pRoPosALs FOR BUILDING GRAND LEvEE."

pROPOsALs FOR BUILDING GRAND LEvEE."
STATE LOUISIANA, \
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
NAV ORLEANS, La, November l6 1868.
Sealed Proposals will be received this Office until the 9th
OF December at u O'Clock for the Building Of GRAND
LEVkE in the parish Of Pointe co in accordance with
plans and specifications lie in tuis Office.
Satisfactory evidence of the sovency each bidder and
of persons offered q security will be required.
The Board the right reject all bids that
may be offered.
By order Of the Board,
r. D. MITCHELL.
Secretary.
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GENERAL KIRBY SMITHS
MILITARY ACADEMY.
HENRY COUNTY, KESrUoKY.

On September 18th. 1858. KIRBY SMITH, With corps Of
open, at Newcastle, KsnsueSy,
4 MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Located IN tSs healthy region Of
Frankfort and the Louisville and Cincinna
Railroads. witt by good pike
The 1 Academy Saisns owned Sy are mod.
II s 81 ADAPTED for and u
will aim at tborcughness In branch be determined
Be strictly military, requiring punctusy prompnsss in
VIII &c S rss q %
besth comfort ard cOntsntmsnt of the scholars The cho
the frst commencing September 18th The charges for
everything excepting uniform, books and medical attend
currency for the entire session of forty payable
% No ssSsn s sa &c Ter q @
absence during the except in potrscted sickness
term S s required nsn ' ~ PEI
Uniform furnished reasonable terms. Books
and stationery Louisville prices As the number Of pupils
limited those Wishing secure places in the Institution
dence in Kcntucky and devotng himself 70 hs education Of
is youth The Principal hopes have the cooperation Of his
For further Information address z. KIRBY SMITH
and Frankfort Railroad whence omniOusss win convey them
CT. CHARsEs INsTITUTE-Bo BOARDING
and Day Ss9s ,9r Yang q. die By M%s
Of this full operation
the st Ct SEPTEMBER TO the able corps Of Mass Teachers
R5syOs e whom scssg. HsI%'ny and Singing are con
Let Of October Young ladies' pupils ofthe Institute may
be admitted these For terms circulars apply AZ
letter h '-''- ''' Wv - : -
M RS. q. HI. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
a Thorough English Edueation. Meders
Languages and Music.
Vocal and instrumental
LANDSCAPE AND PoRrRArURB
stranzers Ho,eI.
No. i29 Chsrtrss Street. New orisaas
ns Or Ls.'S S H HsS oI la Prof ps
Hon Judge Simon, New Orleans; Prof. I. L. Caldwell
I .oUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
FEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported by the stsss Of Loui.i.u.
xsA psxt seaziap hagins Eantanhsr Ii ICE md eosu
:. M & q. =
Colleges and Universities u =.
tom. 1sss', so Special School Of Owl Ensnssns and
TRRn-Fsr al expenses except clothing Sll0 SzO< PAP
he in advance balances IN equal payments January LIST
April LIST
CADETS any time during session. and charges
rom date Of entrance
Addr--s d. '. BOYD super.u.endsnt
FINANCIAL.
John a. WATKINS.
GENERAL BROKER,
Ard aren't for the Sale Purchase Rent Of Real Estate
Wial stse City and United and
70 he Assessment OF the ssme. Ofce-Eo Commercial
Place
Dixie. LAPEYRE n BROTHER-
w. s. PIKE. M. LAPEYRE. ALEX. BRorHERJ
Bsnkers,
NEW ORLEANS La
I HERNANDEZ, rst trr 90 81 !
- r
BROKKR, r "a
He. n Cars.dslss ssrsss.
Away % haad ssass ed orr Hssu wsnunss. -
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Ell UCATIONAL.

GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL,
- WITH PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
For Boys over Seven Years Of Age,
Corner OF Camp and Terpsiehore Streets,
Opposite Coliseum Place
NB-For terms particul apply School
or on Saturdays at q Commercial Alley. to
II NJ LUSHER. PRINCIPAL.
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE To CONTRACTOK Ms = SCALED
~ Proposals for constructing OF the New Or
lean, Mobile and ohstsnocgs iirosd between The cities
OF New oesrs and Mobile embracing about 2650 cubic
Yards Of the delivery materials fr constru
ton of 400 nes OF Truss Bird ding IS 900 linsal feet Of
Pile and Treste Bridging and for delivery Of fOO 90 Cross
Ties ssd other mate will Re recsvrd at the ompanys
efhee, the city Of New Ore-ns up to lU O'Clock
WEDNESDAY, January 20 1859.
Msp ard prohes Of tn. i've plans Of structure aid
proxfmate amoun Of work 10 be do wi be exhibited q
the Office and after December 10 1868 and blank
forms furnished for Contracts specin sons propositions
etc, etc.
AL proposals. 10 be addressed Henry Van Week Chic
Ergreer for the New Orleans Mobile aud Chattanooga Rail
roam pany New Orleans La
The ompAny reserves the right to reject proposal
which for any reason may be deemed uns satisfactory
L. JAMES A. hAYsOR.
President N. N. C. r. r. Co.
Offce. Caller Court
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CT. CHARREs INSTITUTE BOARDING
and Day School for Yong Ladies-Condncted BY Nine
@. MACE LEFRaNC, l0i and LOG Bourbon street The
Course of Studies of this Institute in full operation since
the LIST Of September To the able corps Of Music Teachers
attached the Institute the Deress added Mr.
Provost whom solfeegie, Harmony and Singing
hded This eminent Professor will his the
let of October Young ladies' pupils the Institute may
be admitted these For circulars apply
Institute through post Office box of the Renaissance
iaste
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

Don't VoTE AT ALL-Remem-
Der that if you vote at all in the
coming State election, either for or
against Convention, or for delegates
you take away one vote from those
who are trying to defeat the Radico
negro Convention, and you add one
vote to the other side; for every vote
cast is counted for tho Convention.
The Convention men are trying to
get a majority of the registered
voters of the State TO vote on the
question, for that is necessary to car
~ the Convention. All they then
need is to have majority of the
vote cast to be in favor ola Conven-
tion, and that they can easily get.
Every voter who declines to vote at
all really votes against the Conven-
ton in the most effective way, and
that is the plan now agreed upon
throughout the state. Lot no man
break our unity now, when we arc
struggling to save our beloved State
from negro domination, Don't cote
at all, and let all the people say
A mcn!-HouSt0n Telegraph.
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The New ALABAMA NIGER Con-
sTITUTIoN.-A friend has sent us a
copy of the Huntsville (Ala) Advo-
cate, containing the Constitution OF
Alabama, not yet adopted by the
people" 1t does away with the
veto power ofthe Governor in effect,
by permitting mere majority OF
both Houses to pass laws over it;
excludes, by free construction, a
great part Of those who ever favor
ed the Confcdcracy, and requires
every veter to subscribe an oath,
that he will always consider and
treat the negro as his equal. This
last is liberal on the part of the ne
groes, who might have required an
oath in favor of the superiority OF
the African over the Caucausian
race. Perhaps this seeming liber,
ality was forced by the Pope OF
that District. as he was constantly
interfering with his Bulls or bull
dogs, or something or other.-Aus-
tin Gazette.
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The Next President.

The parties at the North are bust
ly discussing the claims of the ex-
ponents of their principles to their
support Tor the next Presidency
The Radicals are hating between
Grant and Chase, although the 10y
al League have spoken in favor of
Grant. Greeley favors Chase, and
his influence is almost unbounded.
However, Greedy will contend for
his favorite, but if convinced that
Grant or any other man is the most
available, will support HIM jealous
ly and unfalteringly. Grant, in
our opinion, will be thrown over
board. He is not red-mouthcd
enough. He don't figure in party
politics bold enough to cause enthu-
siasm among the masses. The Rad
zeal leaders see this, and knowing
that in excitement exists their only
chance for success-f o + reason,
judgement, and sober thought are
their most dreaded foes-will drop
him and put forward some Radical
who will out Herod Herod, an d
once more stir up the hatred, the
revenge, and the passions o { the
masses.
The Democracy have made no
disclosure f their plans-h V e
brought no man forward as their
probable standard bearer in til c
great struggle of 1868. They are
hiding their time-no mistake must
be made The right man must be
found and when found. must be
supported with boldncssand with
reliance Greeley has very kindly
taken it upon himself through the
columns of the Tribune to nominate
a candidate for the Democracy in
the person of the great orator aad
statesman of the West--GEo. III.
PENDLEroN, of Ohio. 1t may be
that Greeley has named the man
he would make a gallant contest
we know but the fact is not ap-
parent as yet. We will have stir
ring times. and both parties will
use their most strenuous exertions
to win the victory. We can only
wait and Marshall Flag.