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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02
gelli aHeeklp Morld.
GEO. r. TRAIN ON GEN. GRANT.

That eccentric genius, George Fran
els Train, thus happily hits off Grant
in one ofhis speeches.: II
The moment a man goes into. train.
ing laughter flor the White. House, as
Grant has been since Shiloh, he courts
criticism. The Office holders are now
after him like pilot fish after a shark.
Grant at the head of the army was safe,
but Grant for President is the most 81
gantic sell ever put off on an intelligent
people, [Laul liter, O! and dissent
Whenever meet him, | have the IN
clination to say, General have only
five Minutes time, tell us all you know.
daughter The dress circle may DO
fooled with this head shaking business,
under the proverb chat gravity Is a
mysterious carriage of the body to coy
un the defects of the mind" laugh
ter and applause, The man who was a
generations planning sidewalk from
his pigeon house at Galena- to. the rail-
way depot, will never be President OF
the United States. Loud laughter.
Bennett only praises him to kill him, as
he did Mcclellan, and when he became
Secretary of War to help johnson slide
Stanton over his back into the ditch
laughter, THE cork was out of the bot
tie, and out came the politicians aim
ing at the White House. Judge San
cho Panza, at Barcelona, sagely remark
cd that the higher the witness climbs,
the more he shows his Workmanship.
Loud laughter Grants name IS ia'
nous on account Of his wonderful tacll-
ity for macadamizing the road from
Washington to Richmond with skulls
Of American citizens, sensation, and
for his daily dispatches to Stanton
Send down 10000 more men to start
another graveyard" Sensation. So
cially, like the General, but cannot
vote for Washburn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02
County General Fa,d

AL warrants drawn ON The pr-.-- q 4
and remaining unpaid at the ds.: 'n nv Per cent
also be paid upon presentation :, u This nOas Y
Idaho City. Aug. Is. 1867 -''As' Boise csu,s
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02
Elk Horn G.. & s, M. Co.

N0TlCE.--THE ANNUAL MEET
~ ing OF Stockholders for the purposs OF esotinr
officers to serve for The snsuing year viii DO held Al
The ocmrAnys ofics in Picnesr ciy. l., T.. On. the
Fourtrsnth Day cEssptember, Haas
ID Tho hour Of o'clock. r. r.. fan rsuresausaaaon
of Stock In requested either In PEARSON or by rrosy
IN writing, 20 be- aicd by the Secretary
gEH A E HUGH w. MoKkK. gecrotsry.
Pioneer City, August -. 1853. -n7sta.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02

THERE is Yankee in Springfield who
rides great deal in the omnibus. and
always sits near the forward end, so AZ
To pass up the fare of his f.llowp4sscn-
gers. Each one gives him, naturally,
ten cent piece; but be gives the dri
yer instead ticket, which, as he buycs
them in quantities, cost him but nine
cents Hence profit, and in the future,
it 10 presumed, enormous wealth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02
ULYSSES Os HIS TRAvELs.


The Springfield illinois correspond
Ient of5thejSt. Louis I2epahscan m ms
letter ofAugust 9Th, gives the following
account of Gen. Grants late visit to Car
linville, on the 9th, while grand Dem
ocratic mass Convention was nsession
there: also, of Grants non-reception' OF
Springfield. He says: sSE.kISs|
During the recess. the train from st.
Louis arrived at the station. 1t had
been telegraphed that the great Cap
tin" was coming. On this notice the
Radicals at Carlinwille turned out with
such force as they could muster, with
band of martial music. A cheer was
called for Grant and Colfax. Grant
appeared at the car window, but the at
tempt to hear his cheer failed. The
welkin rang with cheers, the music fail
ed, the very coaches shook with concus-
sion; cheer upon cheer went up for
Seymour and Blair. This thing could
not be endured. The engine uttered
it's shrek and away went the train. 1t
it was not well attestcd by Grants sire
that he never smore profanely, one
might suspect he departed cursing the
"Copperheads" of the ancient, State OF
Macoupin."
Strange as it may appear, the Radi'
cal morning paper here givesno account
of his reception by the tanners and 9TH
er "loil' organizations of the capital OF
Illinois. 1t fails. 10. mention, even, that
he went through ON time. 1t is the
only instance on record, i'll which the
Journal awaited itself of silence TO avoid
stating II talsehood
The train came, but not voice was
heard. The headlight of the engine
glared upon the twenty passengers
awaiting transportation. but neither
G.. A. Il. nor tanner await his coming
Hotel runners trumpetcd the praises ot
their respective houses. but not word
of greeting arose for the nominee Of the
Chicago Convention, nor any cheer ior
the illustr ious soldier without policy
The Radical party in this locality is
dead. but what words can describe the
feelings Of the chief when hc discover
cd that fact; II he c&ecra,cd the "Cup
pcrhcad~7 Of Aacoupin. what inward
muttcrings pcrturted his great heart
at this appearance Of hamilton in the
capital city OF this great S:atey
Gen. Grant looked out Of the car win.
dow and inquired if Gov Oglesby was
in Springfield. Being informed that lee
was absent he consolci himself as hcs,
h. could with the notion that had he
been present there would have been
some little demonstrate In other
places il il stated that tho Radical par
" il staggering because X has swal
lowed Grant. Ia thi~ Stale IL is maui
fest that II has Cholsed 10 death in ef.
forts to perform the same feat
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02
Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERSHlP HEREl,
Il fore c1isi.ag between The undersigned 4 d
,o:fslle. / r. is ;A.s day dissolved By natGL 50
Fent. All persons indebted 10 the uneeEEaF
e se:le w.taou; delay. and al paa
having Claims against the;r arr requested 70 PSI
thea. 81. payt-4en: g; once, s. RIDGK
;YREE
CcEaGi JIG, : ?. AUs. Il. ia5s-n9lEl
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02

A KENTUCKY CLERGYMAN, the Rev. Cad
walader Lewis. has declined the honora-
ry degree of Doctor of Laws, modestly
avcrring that he knows nothing about
law. having found leisure only to quail
ify himself for preaching the Gospel.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02

ISRAEL JONES, negro man of Match
CT. has been presented by the citizens
of that place with thousand dollar
life insurance policy for the constancy
and courage he displayed in advocating
the Democratic cause during the late
canvass. 4a aes
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02

The coffin containing the body Of
Mrs. Sratt was recently opened by the
members Of the family, and the remains
Of the murdered lady were found to be
in perfect state Of preservation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02

=. TIN. artesian well at st. Louis has
rescaicd depth of 3, lat feet, and 10 the
deepest in the world. There is no wa
ter yet. The work has been going on
for twenty-six months.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02
Dissolution Notice.

TIVE COPAkTNERSHlP HERE,
u fore existing between Green B. Holm r
John SesAy Ia the Ssloon business in Pioer y
Boise county. l. r.. has been dissolved sy nm
consent. The business w4h lie ocut.nuea tr h
Nesay. All persons indebted 70 the late I'm y,
Questcd 10 cal and settle the.. sccocnts
GRKES B. H0IIIy
JOHN YESAY.
Pioneer City. Aag H. Ise6u29w9
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02
Executors Notice.

In ihe MATER # the estrts If Daniel Ir,s,- !,
Probate co1lri. Lioise County. l. T.. XII
A LII PERSONS HAVING CTip
4 - Agains: the estate Of Daniel ges.u 80
arc nouhed 10 present the same to the nrs -
administrator Of sad estzte. within Pan, ~.
from TIC date Of this notice. al his RESIDE. =.
ioSa q CcnterTille. Boise county. | ~. .
necessary vouchers. or the same VIII BE- a.
any and all persons indebted to said sstS MI =
immediate pAymen. Of The same 10 Tie un6s,--A
al h.S rcs4Ici ce aforesaid
THOMAS N00TgY. rrs-.r
Of he Estate o. Daniel Festua. al
Aug. IS lsG7n2sw4
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-02
Sherif's Sale

RY VIRTUE OF AN pYpc,n.
- issued out of the District CO. LVuIlOg
county OF Boise: upon a judgment IN ! and aS,
wr;1 %he r. aa,i Ella. Brown i plaintiff M
and Eleven Dollars judgment ana y AZ Lor Hlaa
~ tested the 18th day Of August 4 IN \ g. sat
ss,zea snd taken in execution the following
Boise county. Idaho Territory. viz. s,s na daas
discovery claim OF the quartz Iods ~ bS. ne
"star OF the West" 200 feet in the a., n.0n H6
extension Of tbs quartz lode known = |. ara+s
sun, and 200 in the quartz lods I E "Ea
"crn'Ens. commencing at the disoo r,.oa y L
ming northeast. together with an tSs hdS
and angles OF said quartz loces. p-,s,- Fn
hereby given tia; on the 1OE at2 /,
18th Day OF September. A ,s..
at II O'Clock. NJ. viii sell In fre,, go
house door. in Idaho City. at public sure, y tc
the above described property 70 the ..o- ~ q
TO satisfy said execution and all acerr;rs a.s
Idaho city. August q. lScSn3lws ale111
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-25

A Couple or COTTAGES TO LET-vERY Plea
n san convenient healthy At Long s,sneh r'hea or
opportunity For particulars inquire at dental ONCE NO Sx
Eighth avenue above Twenty hrst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-25

A T RYE FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET. BARN, STA;
"A be carriage House, fine garden, choice iruits o All
kinds everythlnr splendid order Address D. o. Ls'on'
Brooklyn. N. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

FOR SALE, CORNER LEXINGTON AVENUE AND
"A. Forv-thrd street, with without stable attached,
-four story beh stoop brown stone, Mansard roof with
and cande ers frescoed throughout; S2s C.
three story brown Forty fifth street. Lex.
ington avenue $2 go 657 Fourth avenue, Forty
lrst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

.RROADwAY THEATRE: ADMISSION 90 GENES
ID MRS. LANDER'S LAST MEEK
"A NOTABLE WEEK.
SCHILLER: LANDER. KFMBLB
A LEGITIMATE PLAY LEGIrIMArELY ACTED,
HISTORICALLY COsTUMED AND SUPERBIY
MOUNTED.
THE HOUSE NIGHTLY CROWDED WITH
THE TRUE LOVERS OF ARE
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
Mrs. Frances kembles translation of Schier's great pay
MARY STUART, QUEEN OF SCOTS,
with the great artistic,
Mr. H. Taylor. ......-as. The Earl OF Lalcesses
SATURDAY. MRS. LANDER'S FAREWELL MATINEE
On MONDAY EVENING" September 2S first appearances
of the bright and sparkling stars,
MIR. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE,
since their return Continental tour when win
produceda
GRAND NOVELTY NEVER BEFORE ACTED IN NEW
YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

To Let or Lease.
, rJ'O LET-IY JERSEY CITY, TWO FINE THREE STORY
basement and cellar high stoOp brick Houses all modern
improvements complete order neghborhood the
session October rent 900 Also rec story
brick House II basement cellar suitable
good boarding house; rent 1850
POST FIRTLE, 10 Montgomery street, Jeesey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

TOR SALE-IMmEDIATE POSSESSION, THE THREE
y story House. Foty-p street,
l?x50xit0 Apply on premises from g toj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

NoKB.-iO,0O0 CHALpRONs, BEST QUALITY, pLLiv
~ cred promptly, at SO chsldron. from Mania .n y
WghA Hnteen0 olxee< end avenue @ q ehhA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

ENOR sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES IN 18TH STREET,
between Third ard fourth north side;
ncnt and subcenr; all modern Improvements mod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

INVEST THIRTY sfXTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
W and Sixth Elegant four story high stoop
brown House 2y6JxlO perfect order and fres
coco throughout; price @35,40 mort gaze H2l nUf
HALL J. HOW, No y Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

TOR SALE--THREE NEW HOUSES ON NORTH SIDE
u OF lsAh street bewe First and Second avenues I'm
shed parity In hard wood, street is severed water
seanibos. and Apply to s. 3. KENYON, north
east corner Of Thlri avenue anl l2ist street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

(yENTRAL PARK GARDEN
Seventh avenue. between FryeighIh and Fif.y-ninh
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
uE TSyl LIZ GARpHS coycEsSrs.
rh Two Sg eF1sb5 S S5sTfsFsS 20
Tas Gsva HyEsbsS aH GIocN
oox,,,o. s TsB hEisEi FFs s51SisFs
Admission 'TiwiiES TYFivE SESls s"0" 40
TUESDAY, x yyagRs14y AyB SATURDAY.
cADEMy OF MUSIC.
MONDAY EVENING h sh TqkssEk ssr SHs
NEW AHERIcAN VooMAEpy
Tn -four '' the 7; by GEORGE
"''' IsVad s APPEAR
'A' a srssr'i %l fGnst;snn'
Late of Nix Ss.T r G. t sxsss, Boston
Formerly of wsiiacss and Laura keene's theatres.
From the no EEn street tSsfTe Baltimore
Late Mr. Si tie s. E W HsAft theatre
together with full and efficient company composed of New
-. PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS.
cra ,hs Edior and Proprietor Of the Demo
Ss anG the end Of Every son Of o
al hs % SGfda
PIERCE BROWN, politician and contributor to the
q 5iS i$.H e S%.Gas NJ
shoody arisocrats, who i've, move and have a being
only 10 rample ON The rights OF the people. Hut Null
lisan tires OF his ilustriOas chief ignomniously de-
serts, and in casting about something gentee
and respectable decides to try the peanl, business;
SQUIRE FAIRFIELD, candidate for Congress, old
school gent eman an old line Democrat and from sole
GEORGE BURKE, politician and managing editor Of w.,
DOUGLASS GRAHAME, republic n candidate tor Con.
gress and editor In chief Of the Pioneer Mr. 9 BOYD
REAMs, tactotum Of the Pioneer Mr. CARLiLE
HANS VINKELMYER. a naturalzed Swabian, wine
dealer and hotel keeper. He ia not a strong partisan
and makes pretensions to satesmanshp, but ven
lures the opinion that "De tam politician sehPoil Dat ~
whole country Mr. b w. ASHLEY
FRfTZ GRossMic OK iii. THOMAS
FLORENCE HAMPTON, OF hamptonville. Has plenty
OF money and some wit; don't want 10 vote but does
want voter. MISS HEN lhflNd
MAUD FAIRFIELD. yery pleasant acq uan,ance, but
more like her cousin Florence than General Butler,
according TO MIR. Pomeroy. Is like al honest man,
NINE. vINKELMYER............ WILKINS
Guests Of the reunion Musioans Members of the Lieier
SCENE, READING. PA. TINE, OCTOBER, 1863.
ADMISSION - cents
N"'' SATURDAY MATINEE AZ il O'CLOCK. 'N1
rCHEATRE CONIQUE.
White Spencer. .Lessees and proprietors
Crowded houses Most marvellous success of WILLIAM
HORACE LINGARD and his excellent company, whose
remunerabiy has been Justly earned that multtudes 20
away nightly unable to obtain admission Second week of
Twinkle. Mr. Mckee Rankin and Miss Alice Dunnins IN
characters Keappearance Of Miss Lizzie Wlnore the
favorite soubrete in the amusing farce OF
BETSEY BAKER,
MATiNEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
at2ls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

SS ono 10 ACRES NICE LAND, HOUSE, BARN,
P).OOU. and shop, frui. and shade, near church:
schools and depot also Farms and Residences from to 20
acres, $500 to v50,000; Northern Railroad.
w. r. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

INOR SALE--ONE OR MORE OF THE BEAUTIFUL
row OF brown stone Houses south side Of Fftyeighth
street, between Second and Third high ground
overlooking the Central Park and East river has be
TO be Appreciated, possession Immediately Apply to WIN.
NoAVILY 2l2 or $50 same street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

NEW YORK THEATRE.
IN EIGHTH WEEK OF
FOUL PLAY
SATURDAY MATINEE.
In rehearsal and will shortly be produced Charles er's
great local and sensational drama ,entiled
OUT OF THE STREETS.
Dramazed from his popular and highly successful novel Of
the title.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

TOR SALE-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN
stone House t1 Lexington third house south of
southeast corner of Fifty street finished the most
complete and elegant manner Apply the PREMISES
o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

DOR SALEM HARLEM, FIVE TWO STORY FRAME
and Mansard roof Houses oiled in with brick basement and
Subcelar with AL the modern inpro Hath street,
between Third and Fourth Inquire premises
4. CHRISTIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

TOR SALEM EAST FIFTY SEVENTH STREET, A
handsome three story brown stone high stoop House II
rooms, with all modern improvements finished in red cedar
and black walnut. Price 81 Geo; terms easy.
DICKINSON CARTER, so Wall street, basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

TOR SALEM l22D STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
i Second avenues, Harlem, nice little two story, attic and
basement House. Inquire of Mr. SMITH, the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

BARGAINS IN NEW YORK CITY.-A THREE STORY
- brown stone front high soop 10 rooms, all modern i'm
pro emens built by day work. East Forty
price slSOO. Terms very easy.
DICKINSON q CARTER, Sc Wa 4 street, basement.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-16

One of the most learned Of the
South Carolina statesmen was q
foundling and was taken 10 the
homo Of an eminent lawyer while
an infant, reared and educated by
him, and finally taken into his
Office. He fell in love with his
patrons daughter who rcciprocated
his attachment. Her father pro-
tested, and the lovers arranged for
an elopement, which was exposed
and frustrated by q servant. The
young man was asked to an inter-
view with the young lady's father
who said that he "lorcd and hon.
ored him beyond utterance; but
you cannot marry my daughter,
for tho reason that she is your sis.
ter! We have this from the high.
est authority, but do not think it
necessary to mention names.-Er.
change.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-16
Vital Powers.

Mshler's Herb Bltters will impart vitality
and tone to the digestive organs. II viii
thoroughly eradicate all morblfc matter from
the blood, cleanse the entire system and pro
duce the most vigorous action ofthe different
organsof tho human body. II Is the Great
Blood Purifier and lnfaIhble Remedy for Dys-
pepsia, Loss o. Appetite, Cramps in the stoinach'
Headache resulting from deranged stomach
and also that harrassing disease Sick Head
ache, Billiousness, &c. 1t is recommended
by physicians of the highest repute as the
most invaluable medicine for these ills that the
light Of science md the power Of human SKILL
ever disco vered The fact that in all parts oftho
land the most learned members ofthe medichl
faculty prescribe Mishlers Herb Bitters for
their patients who ore AFFECTED with these dis.
cases-medical men yho have repeate dly test
ed the marvellous virtues Of this Great House
hold Remedy y--should convince the most skep-
ticsl that this proprietary compound is amedi-
cine upon which they can rely yas- absolutely
and completely efficacious IN such cases'ss We
have enumerated above. Sold by all dfuggsis
and dealers. DR.. s. b. Hartman Coz, Propr-
etors, Lancaster, Pa. liot no fH1tit
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-16
District ColnInitfee.

.dHDW HIS H
The Republican Central Com
mittee OF the 18th Congressional
District, appointed by the District
|Qd9ysati0A held I'D ! IaacasEer,
July 9th, is composed q, follows:
Ross County,. R. S. Bond and
Capt. Minshqll;
Pike.-Gcn. Wells 8. Jones and
W. G. Stafford;
Pickauay-G. W. Gregg and
Gen. .RC. Hayes}E ISz. 4
Fanfeld-Chas. F. Shaeffer and
Capt AR. Keller;
Hocking-S. H. Bright and E. G.
Collins;
Perry. II, Kelly and John
Free.
, This i1omm)tteeS 'helfa meeting
OIL the day of their appointment
and organized by selecting Capt A.
R. Keller to act as President, and
g. F. Shafcr as Secretary. It,was
also decided to issue call fora
mass meeting of the Union people
,ofthe District, to be held at Circle
vile, on Wednesday the I'd day Of
September, to which time tho Dis
trict Nominating Convention also
stands adjourned. The call ap
pears in another place.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-16
yor the Lancaster Gazette.
Democratic COhIIstency.

Tho Namoo,at;o rIotfo- 4. ,ov
! +ne DsnocrAslc platform 70 nov
ready re- 70 oe placed t, n the hands s,i d
IIo T.'.,;uu un'sItiusu, Sli , which inc Onlsl
SS,h S,s'Oe a.. "as ~ insvrpre.e1 !. mean "a
prh,io n M, g. a,"sS :, .p,,y p.y"s '"s
Tn tn 80 80. .,s, ~ s,0SuSas pu.,aS aSao ,,,l,oh
t-o,s nomodgyr,a U $50 o"yvv ou5 Nv. on ".;,On
,hnu 49, s'I, r.s.s S,6.";S 49," i;aI I~ Snon ~
~ % aIo. aHs p.L,;n M I's"'T,Ires T, !;
t"rr;S 80, so " :, ! 49, !, "a 49, ;tL;b 70
I'm i;n1@ - - o,r s.a;S ny; W. Sra;n %nUn
ond S n..v Ia 800 ~ .asa - .hon, .o ,n
cant .hS stra;ahtl ;ooi, y, !. 4 u " o,ter Nv
;IIs rb;noJ ong so"cns 80
oddoS oii o,,,o I - ,sSg"S. ~ ~ uo.o n""..o
suFssI. .hro.,n ;'"ss = ~ ~" na,h;Sr ,o
oomnarad % ,ha ;ntsrnaI PonnhI;
cSn "aSa % N Ns,;onai dah, Ps-uh
I;san;Sm y,bas ssv l. ,bo ro,h ~ .nd
ohsros,;nn of IN ;hot r. a. ,s.;''ii,,
nan Low and noi;,;co,in w;oLo3
porhonsi, is- br, Ia, rs III, y. ~"
ronord ''A ." '"'
~ H. i,,norr.J. ,o,o ,h,
millions doiIora =, ~ ~ Wov;Ssan vSn'
No. ~ I'll u VIZ ,,,L;oL u
Sao,o,or O oe % H. % II.;,od T S,.taO ~,
Troos@s Eoa o ~. ,'o,,;So n;Sou ~. o'a.eS I'VE
~ nU"' "g W. W. W ~ p'oS'uo 'or anu
pua aua wh,, U "rao, ~ Au suon";aI " uF;y y
sned thaso Nd WIZ n,ara 10
or;o;nators of this ,orstr oId AK. .
WSn hu, ,h;s 'r,o no.mt"d " o,S IA boUS &
h.tinn m ~ hrI,;nn @ ,or;n" ] 5,h, a ao.m;a oO
49, 6ounano,;. IS, 1'op.o vap
as as ~ ~ i;,;ao, oT wi
10y 49, .I Iom;n 'oe olsn - .a?U pO,,." oaSa
abopt Tho Na,;onaI dah,. opd un.
twen,v vsors oao thoSo 60 N ~o mo w.,
and lov;no Democrsta isSnsd tbsse
40 Oo0 ooG of honds ,o holdo,s . % who
have ovor s;ncs drawn 'the;r ;n,er'
ost in cola som;.ornnoIIn And
farther e ethess same bonas ha vs
hsen ali The time avomn, f.om oil
State ,ax and nn,il a RlacE Ro'
Dnblican Conorsss i'm nosed m IN.
come Inv on ihs ;ntarsst arising
from thom not ono cont did thai1
.bolders NV Tho N.t;onol Conorn
nnnt H. - - :. o;n uo .ho
revoint;on in noli,;cs on.tot tho
Democracv from mower tbot thar
shonld now act m iba bowl Of nttcr
desnair and thar dreom hn Gov
and n;obt Icad ,bsm r. crv G ont
Oh, ,hese monstrons bonds viii
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-16
A Sick Ratification /!

al The terrified undertook to ratiy
:. I. on on Saturday night. After inef-
, fectuat attempts to unsplke Nick
3 Little'st cannon, they concluded
mot 70 use artillery on the occasion.
A very careless and Indifferent
crowd was collected, q tame bonfire
lighted, and speeches of tho samo
pattern delivered by Loehnor, Mar.
, TIM Schultz, Schleich, Daugherty,
,Connell and others. Col, Connell,
hailed from the Conservative Sol
''diers' Convention at New York
which he said was composed of the
flower Of the army. A beautiful
flower with Sherman, Sheridan,
= sssickles, Meade and the fighting
officers and soldiers generally left
out, and its conspicuous petals
composed of such as Franklin, who
assisted Fitz John Portor in the
hold backlpolicy which enabled the
rebels 10 defeat Pope in tho second
Bullrun fight, and Connell, who loft
the service just in time-probably-
TO- avoid being made Genoral.in.
chief and candidate for President.
He also charged the Union organ,
ization-which has just the same
objects in vicw as when he acted,
with it--with being now tho party
Of TRAITORS and revolution ists.-
Verify, he is earning his bread.
and -butterl
The speeches amounted to moth
ing; and the cheers called out seem.
cd to be afraid of themselves. So
fiat and fzzling a reception of q
democratic national nomination
has never been heard Of in old
Fairfield. otnm 81