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AUcuoNEER-ofice. No. O. Royal street.
TUESDAY, February 1s'h, 1865, at -
IL O'Clock NJ. ct the Merchants and Auct Ex.
chsnee on Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhouss
streets by virtue OF order from the Honorable the Judge
of the Second District Court of New Orleans dated January
4h le6o stpubc auction, the following described real
belonging n said SUGGEST m, will be sold, T!
LOT OF GhOUND in the Third district Of this city, in
the bounded by Eyian Fields, Morales. Frenchen
snd Goodchdren STREETS suriu 50 feet front Elvsan
Fields street by 27 feet 10 inches and lines in DEPTH be-
tween parallel Ines
The build ngs and Improvements consist of Oaestory
Frame containing three three cabinets hail
and gallery in 'front.' back Building containing room
cisern prlyies etc.
pJ- TERNs-Cssh In U. s. Treasury Notes
Of SALE with United stamps
attached before Louis Duvgnsssd notary pubic at the
purchasers EXPENSE the the
the taxes for TIE current year 1863
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MONTGOMERY BROS. g. co. s SALES.

LARGE AND PEREMPToBY SALE OF ELEaAET
Watch snc Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses Pin,
Hcrk Mules, Fine Mick Cows BuggisE Bsnsss Wagons
So, etc, 81 auction
81 HOETeON -IzN ss1Ox. n CO.,
= A.. AoErsonERy Auctouesg
Cfice-67 Camp -trost
CAT URBAY, Jan. 25th, az II O'Clock A,
saP. Liner's Stables. street, vii sol
Elegant Essch BrrseA.
Elegant Saddle Horsss
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Cows
Aiso-Tep and Open Buggiss, usrnes- weg0us
kE- TxENs-cash IN U. & Treasury Notes.
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SALE FOR PARTITION.

THIRTY THREE SQUARES and PARTS OF SQUARES,
Embracing Four Hundred and Twenty Lots Of Ground in
the First Fourth Districts the Jackson Railroad
and Depot, being ntesected by Clio Erato ITALIA Mel
pomene St. Andrew JOsephiue jackson and Philip Streets
and BY Willow Claiborne and other streets back as
White street.
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CIRCULAR
CIRCULAR.
sHaRIFFs OFFICE. PARISH OF ORLEANS
New Orleans. January ID ls5S

sHARIFFs OFFICE. PARISH Of oRLEANs,l
New Orleans, January %, 1868.
Ir consequences the heavy Incurred in this o
the Sheriff compelled adopt the following regad
bis and charges. Nhch VIII be strictly gnircd
Members and the Public respectfully noshd
that process wi be issued tns Oce uas
surrey for eoss has hrst BEEN given writing the sheriff
said Once The special attention Il directed "
the 18th Article Of the Rules Of ut relative snetgh
None tut p-res resident In the Parish Of Orleans snd known
TO be respons bic. will be accepted security This rue
particularly apples 10 0ppostons and other
ses 10 snss instituted by parties living In insnG.
rarsnes ano ~ those residing Of the An
rom Justices Courts In the last tor ed t i = %
expressly understood that deposits made with the Cerk ~
not cover the costa Of the Sheriff.
GEORGE W. AVERY, -
Sheriff Of the Parish OF OrieAns'
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FURErrORE. .FURNITU Re-. o.. FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. Il co,
K NJ MoNTGoNEKT. uctioneer
SATURDAY, Jan. 25ih, at IL o'clock
~ NJ AZ ther Auctien Mari. Camp wi be
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD r. kNtTURE
such Rosewood, MasogAny and Walnut Bsdstsads
hrmoirs Wasbstands Mahogany " alnut Tete
sofas Spring seat Chairs, Easy Chairs Marble TOP
Tab Marble Top Scebosrd Exension Tables Velvet
brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mstresss Engrav
ncs Paintings cooking Stoves and utensis being
contents Of several wel-furnished houses
Also
A large invoice OF Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs etc
Rf~TRRss-Cash
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By j. Ii. WALTON d DEsLoNDE.
J. B. WALToE, Auctioneer.

J. B. WALToE, Auctioneer,
Office AZ Carondeiet street.
SATURDAY, Jan. 25, s6s, mt IL o'clock
M at the Merchsnts' and Auctioneers' Exchange on
Royal the following described valuable property viii
l. THAT ELEGANT AND CoMNoDIoUs MODERN
and appointments hrst-c dwelling 1t
tsns the FIRST oer two eeRsnt parors, with sstusry
coed in oil by Canova wide hail. large dining b.co
mics on sides Of sors opening upon the garden back an
side galleries On seOeu floor large bedrooms escoed
ceilings with eosets room adjoining front bedroom suit
so o Ill aoo , VI ooIo.,, sSS G e hs
ber,s balcony in front and wide balcony on the
sTs etc On tie third sOoE there are bedrooms he 10
building with closets corresponding with those in the secoad
The back buildings embrace all the usual convenences of
pantry etc etc and upon the rear Of the premises there is
extensive brick onssto building containing large
ventilated oreroO fitted up with all thu cOnveniences
coal house and wash house.
best material Of brick and MARBLE eemented and pls tered in
adjoining the dwelling on the south side is nns garden
being completely Tagged ard perfectly dry all times
ply water to the stories Of the building All the ,teps
hole having been hted up for complete establishment
The situated in the Second District square
bounded BY Canal IRENE, Maras aud Cusomhouse streets
and 65 feet inches front Canal street, BY ia
Let a, on plan drawn BY Pile, dated Jennsry, 1868
Of hi dst LIE sC, sh,ca saon the rear
described fronting on IRENE street. Designated the
plan as lots and d. Lot measuring IS feet inches
ont lot rs feet inches and lot "a feet inches the
three lots having depth between parallel Ines Of Ia feet
10 ehes and lines each Upon each Of lots and there
double tenement story attic frame dwelling aud
back buidngs lot being vacant lot These three lots
are inelosed aides and rear, by excellent brick wall
B-1he dive ling on C-nsI street may be visited and
ex auined three days before the day Of sale.
n- TFRMs-One third cash in United States Treasury
Tie remainder in the notes Of the purchasers
lively in iDstaments, payable At and three
years, with eight per cent interest," and special
mortgage and yeLdOrs' privilege uLt nnal paymeat
mOrga 20 embrace the eaue Of i've for a.to
ices In case Of suit TO recover ANY part Of any Of the
notes The propet respectively are TO be pt insured
to the sa sacton Of vendor and the policies transferred
Act Of sale before Magner, notary public, at the
penfe Of the purchaser including toe u s. stamps
required by law
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KARL KoHN vs.. N. RoURKE-FoURrH DISTRICT
Court Of New Offensive. 1871.

RG EtKTUE of q writ OF lerI faeis
LILO me directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Cou
OF New ORLEANS, in the above ent teI cause I vi
proceed TO sell At public auction, Merchants an
Auctionees Exchange Rjyal street, betwe n Canal an
Custom louise streets the Sec nd District this city O
WEDNESDAY the 10Th day of February 1868 Il oeioc
n the following describ property, viz:
The one undi sided half Of certain COT or GROUND
situated In the Second Dis ct this city In the squs
bounded BY Julia basa Qae St JOhBl rod aud R.1npar
Care Ccusl streets and forming the JaIiE and
bssin streets sad lot measuring ty fees front on
julia street. by depth and front Basin one nun
ded tsenty fett ten inches and hres her
win all the Buildings ard improvement rights WAYS
ana privileges and sp2urenancss ncudeg machinery FOR
Distilel y, Stills. and Instruments therefor -
seked la the Rbuvs suit
nS- TKREs-Cash on the spot.
GEORGE ". AvEES
Jazz iell 70 Sheriff nf she Parish Of Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.

- - AUCTION SALES.
J. 3. WALTON q DeSl0NDE'S SALES.
CHOICE PROPERTY ON LONG CREDIT.
ELEGANT AND coNMoD1oUs DWELLING ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF CANAL STREET. NO. s5l, BE-
TWEEN IRENE AND NARAIs STREETS
ON THREE LOTS OF GRoUsD, ON IRENE
STREET, BIrwEEN CANAL AND oUsroxHoUsE
STREETS. l.1.. $50 .
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SUCCESSION OF ousrAvE LraARDEUR-So-

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On CANAL srAEKr.
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Nonty Advertisements inserted every other day, b
charged tvssthrds the above rates. d.
Pint Fourth page monthly Advertisements each square
30 per month
Transient sdverents having The e paper ant
tnssrtien 81 70 square; each subsequentnsssn osn
psr square.
rirri and Fourth -nsieat Advertisements, sasa in
ssrtion, 81 30 per square
Advertisements inserted ct intervals srzsd
zach Insertion.
Regular sdVertssrs advertise largely. EAAu allowed
Bach discount from above named transient rates be
Nsed upon; provided that In shall such discoun
esd per cent.
Al business notices Of Advertisements " bs charged zoen
90. per line. each Insertion
al transient Advertisements must be paid for In advance
An Advertisements not marked for any specified humble Of
Insertions win be published six and accordingly
Anhs with regsar advertisers shall be rendered noathy
isqnare Is the occupied By ten lines solid Agsss
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
fs published every Saturday morning sSbsoripsisn, IS
in advance; sysarly and quarterly rates
single copies 10 cents
Rates OF AdvertfssnrG
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SHERIff'S SALES.


fHoMASw BcTHICK vs. MRS WIDOW MCCARTHY
Third District Court Of New orlesns-No 2Llsl
DY VIRTUE of q writ OF heri naciat
I'D 10 me directed by the Honorable the laird Dstrt
Court Of New Orleans the above entitled viii
coed 90 cell pubic suction, MONDAY, the invent
seventh day OF Janusry. 1853 At 10 O'Clock A. at
Warehouse No Is Jefferson street. the second District
lot 81 Household Furniture and Movable Effects u
inventory which be seen at my office
seised IN the above suit
pF-TERns-This berg the sec.nd an 1 last sneton ts
sa will be definitely adudicated TO the highest
last bidder Ter will bring at twelve months cred me
purchasers nshng bonds with good and sucient seus
ies begTng hvepef cent interest annum rom date nt
ps purchasers shall have 70 pay In cash ont OF he
Of their bids their proportion OF he charges Tor PRIV
ing clerks fees commission storage and sherns Fees WHIT
said charges the above properly altogether
A'ou' o"' '" GEO W AVERY,
is1g q Is Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
THEoPHILE CoMMAGERR. AGENT OF X. IAA
bert va William Ayrs-Fourth District Court OF Ses
OrleaLs-No 2O,0l.
DY VIRTUE of a writ or ProyisioAf
40 seizure, n directed by the Honorable the Fourth
tct Court OF New Orleans in the above entitled cause
have sezsd, and pursuant agrstme entered into
tween the parties Interested there viii proceed 70 sell
Public Auction. the premises her inser dssignated
MONDAY, the Hsh day Of January, 1868, at ~ oclo'
p.
niture and kects the Nos 40 and l72 Can
street in the First District OF this city, inventory
file In my Office.
GEO. W. AVERY,
ial6 81 % Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. E. FORTlER'S SALES.

PROPERTY ON CONT STREET, BETWEEN BOURBON
and Dauphin streets
SUCCESSION OF JAYNE sALlx
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
c.E. GlRARDeY q co. s SALES.
EXTENSIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE AT AUCTION
.-.. or rgaa !
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOIS.
EeT eFw r-erE
-coxPnSIxG-
f-7cfrst 90 rMf1
FIVE CHOICE BArrUsE SQUARES SUITABLE FOR
COTTON PRESSES, WAREHOUSES;. MANU-.
FACTURING ESTABLISHMENT Z
DEPors. ETC. ETC. (
asapF -sruArxD-
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THIS CRY
-KxTExDNe- Fef
ALONG NEW LEvEE, FRONT AND WATER STREETS
res5 voa Ar rus- nrs
HEAD OF RACE ORANGE, RICHARD. MARKErASD
t. ST. JAMES STREETS.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDAIs AND
Pc ROBIN DELoaNY AND THE CITY
or NEW ORLEANS
HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoaSY VS.. THE
CITY OF NEW oRLEASs-SO 9.@7-sEooND DIS
TRIcr COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
THE HEIRS OF LivAuDArs VS. THE CITY oP NEW
ORLEANS EFT AL-No. 2O7l2-sEcoSD DISTRICT
URT OF INV ORLEANS.
BY G. Il. GIRARDEY a CO.,
NICHOLAS J. HoEY. Anctioneer,
Once, No. IL Exchange Place.
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DY VIRTUE or a writ of neri Eacia
ID against Nm. steIy. to ected by the HOEOraSl
the Fomth District Court Of New Oresns, the sbov
entitled viii proceed sell at public auction
Merchants nd AuctOneers kxct ange, Royal street. be
tween Canal and Cusomhouse streets, In the second Dis
tret OF this city THURSDAY 9th day Of February
1868 at IL O'Clock NJ the following described property
All the right title snd interest defendant n
and the Merchants Cotton Press situate in the sqnAr
comprised within CaliOpe Gaennie, Levee o.
Levee we'll said defendants interest and
the revenues Of said Press.
Sezed in the above suit.
- TxRMs-Cash the spot
GEORGE W. AVERY
jazz 81 fec Sheriff Of The Parish Of Orleans.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. los ELYsIAN FIELDS
STREET. BETWEEN GooDCHILDREE AND NO
RALEs STREETS
BIZ 6. DE FEKIET.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. A DEsxAREsr-No
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CaoICE BUILDING LOTS ON CARoNDELET
STREET. CORNER OF EUTERPE STREET. ON
The CoNREY SQUARE, ACCESSIBLE TO THREE
LINES OF STREET CARS, IN WELL IMPROVED
AND FIRsT-cLAss NEIGHBoRHooD.
BIZ j. Ii. wALroK &, DEsLoNDE.

BY j. IL. wALTOE 81 DEsLONDE.
j. B. WALTON. AuctiOneer.
Ofice At Carondeet street
CATUEBAY, Jan. 25, Sos, at IL O'Clock
~ NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal
street, will be sold
THREE VALUABLE ASD ELIGIBLY SITUATED
Lots the First District Of this city square bounded
by CarOl delet St Charles Eutepe Terpchore
designated by the Nos Is IA and Is plan by Pile
Depuy civil gneers Gated the llth ds of March, 1850
and measuring each 80 feet front Carondelet by
depth each Of l23 fee, between equs and parallel nss
American Lot Is forming Of Caron-
delet and Euterpe streets
RSTERMs-Onethirdc cash in u s. treasury notes.
msider credit OF and two in the Of the
purchasers to their order aud BY them ndorsed
bearing interest the Of per annum from
day Of sale and mortgage the property until final payment
The embrace the clause of
thereof
of sale before A NsEursaa, notary public at the
OF the purchaser including United States
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b. srUMBT re- co VS.. N. HAssoN-IIFrH DIS
triet Court of New orlosns-Eo. 1905.
sDY VIRTUE of and In obedience to a
~ order Of tae dated January 2lst, ls65. direc
by the the Fifth District Of New Orleau
in the above eut led will proceed cell pubic
ton at my Warehouse No q Jefferson street. in the Seco
Dstrict OF fis city, TUESDAY. the eighth d
Of January 1868, at 101< O'Clock, A n
portion Of ihs Contents Of the Confectionery Store take
the premises Magazine street. per inventory
which can be In oice
Attached In the absve
HS-IKRns-Cash he spst
GEO. W. AVERY,
jas % Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS TO BE CONTINUED
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SATURDAY. e5rd JANUARY, IsGs.
WITHOUT LIMIT, ON LONG CREDIT, AND
ON EASY TERMS.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST.

SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
SALE FOR PARTITION.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-04
True, Every Word of 1t.

The Chicago Times, in the following, gives
utterance to what will be discovered to be
q palpable truth, by whoever will put HIM
self to the trouble of making the necessary
investigation:
"We will not say that General Hancock
could not carry the three great Western
States of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, but we
will say, that Mr. Per,dletop ,oould be strong
er, By many thousands of uotes in each, than
General Hancock, or any other similar cdndi-
date"
The people want civilian and not a
General for President. 1t is not because
they dislike Generals; but it is because in
the present trying emergency-withS States
dis isseyered-with discomfort prevailing
with taxes out of all proportion and op-
pressively burthensome-with Industry,
trade and business great ways from being
prosperous-they feel that civilian and
statesman, and not man who in the War
distinguished himsef as General, is re-
quired to right these things up. 1t is con-
fessed in Republican quarters, that they
cannot nominate a civilian and statesman.
because defeat is inevitable, through the
unpopularity of their principles and meas
ures. The Democratic party, on the other
hand, can't afford to nominate General
With such a nominee, defeat would be GER
tain. 1t can afford, however, to nominate
civilian and statesman, like Hon. GEORGE
IL. PENDLEToN, and then calculate upon
the certainty of success,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-04

Naneteenth Congressional Distrtcf
~rst ,sConvenfion. al ga
To the Democratic Electors Of the several
counties composing the Nineteenth Congress
You are hereby requested to proceed to
n choice of delegates on the same bass OF
representation as was had at the last DEM
ocrstic State Convention. viz: Ashtabula
4, Mahoning 6, Geauga 2, Portage.6. frum,
bull 8. to represent you In Congressional
District Convention, to be held at Ravenna,
next. at Ia o'clock M, then and there to
appoint two delegates and two alternates
20 represent this Congressional District In
the Democratic National Convention, to De
held in the city of New York on the Atm
day of July next. By order committee.
r. o. RITE, Chm.
Dated Geneva, o.. April IA, 1858.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-04
Nobody Defends Congress I'm the
Country.

No one who has not been in the country
and mixed with the people, can form any
thing like a correct idea of the great un-
popularity of Congress. Within week
we have seen quite number of people in
the country-Republicans as well as Demo-
Gratis, and they agreed that "nobody de-
tends Congress" 1t has become SO utterly
odious, in consequence Of its unremitted
efforts to make out of the Negroes in the
South the ruling power there, and in con-
sequence of refusing to pay any heed to
the interests of the country. There is q
scarcity of money in the country, and as
consequence, taxation day by day becomes
more oppressive. There is q demand for
relief from all this. And impeachment!
We have been told by Republicans that it
vote of the Republicans simply were ia
in their Localities by decided majority.
The feeling of the masses of the Republi-
can party alone is opposed to it, as uncall-
ed for, as not admitting of any plea in miti-
cation. AS an indication of the feeling that
is prevailing throughout the country, we
have assurances that there will be
added from two hundred and fifty to three
hundred to the grand Democratic majority
given in Ross county last fall alone. 1t is
oflittle consequences no,o whether President
JOHNSON shall be convicted or acquitted.
The mass of the people are wi unusual
rapidity coming to the conclusion that this
country need not hope for quiet and pros
perity until the Republican party is vsted
out of power. Many there are who are
slowly and reluctantly coming to this con-
clusion. They would prefer to act with
the Republican party, if its leaders were
honest men, and if they legislated for the
upbuilding of the prosperity of the whole
country. This Impeachment business has
served to show them that those leaders are
not honest; neither are they mindful of
what relates to the well-being of the coun-
try. Hence, they begin to realize that
duty makes it obligatory upon them to
give the Democratic party a trial, and they
| will do the bidding of duty in this.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-04
REPORTS.
A Graphic Description of the Of
flee Seekers at Washington.


The Cincinnati Commercial has just drawn,
with infinite skill and faithful fidelity to
truth, the following admirable picture OF
those self-sacriicing patriots, the office
seekers, who infest Washington now, and
in the name of 1.-THE people" demand the
instantaneous removal of the President, be-
cause, as they alIege, the welfare of the Re-
publican party, but more particularly their
own welfare, depends upon it;
"The prospect that, after the arguments
of managers and counsel shall have been
concluded, the flood-gates of oratory will
be opened in the Senate itself, protracting
the trial for an indefinite period, fills the
minds of the horde of Office-seekers here
and elsewhere with pain and dismay.-
They already roar like menagerie of Gag
ed animals when the keepers are not punc-
tual in distributing the flesh. Their eyes
blaze with the fire of desire; and If the Sem
ate does not presently come to their reliet,
there is danger that they will 1all upon
and devour each other.
There is no creature so fierce as the un-
tanned tiger which has once tasted blood
1t is the especial dread of the natives, and
the Jungle haunted b; it is avoided as men
avoid the pest-house. But here we have a
jungle full of political tigers who have each
tasted the sweetness of official blood, and
know the sharpness OF appetite unsatisfied.
Since journalism became business, there
never has been seen such swarming into
one nest of out-of-office seekers. 1t is re-
ceptacle into which has been dumped the
refuse of all sorts of small offices. 1t is to
the halt, the lame, the decrepit in official
life what the Hotel of lnvalids is to the vet
erans of the First Empire. 1t is impoSsi-
BILE to approach it in any direction without
stirring up from one to dozen of the refu-
gees from office who have taken up tenn
porary shelter there till Andrew johnson
is deposed, Ben. Wade inaugurated, and
the doors OF official life opened to them
again.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-04
ImpeachIlienr.

We had hoped with this issue to chroni-
Gle an end to the impeachment farce. But
it has not yet been ended. The managers
of the 'high old court" disgracefully failed
what the whole country knew many
months ago-that he does not agree with
Congress. No proof has been ELECTED but
what has been published in the papers long
ago as news items.
As to the result there is but one question,
resting upon one hypothesis. There are
not enough Senators who will vote for con-
viction, unless party pressure forces them to
succumb to the extremes.-Hocking Sen
tipeL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-04
Pendietoain PeDnsyIvania

The PENDLEToN feeling is spreading rap
idly in Pennsylvania. We have already no
ticed quite number of leading Democrat
ic papers in the "Old Keystone" State that
have run up the PENDLEToN colors. We
have now the qualification to notice that
the Genius of Liberty, published at Union-
town, Pa, has also vigorously run up the
PENDLETON colOrs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-04

MUTUAL BENEFIT SALE.-Attention is di-
rected to the Great Matual Benefit Sale. The
project is an impartial one, whereby the
purchaser participates in the profits !;
$17,15 being returned to shareholders.
an n-2leOd-1 limo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-04
Washington Items.

NEW YORK, May 2.-The Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says it is believed that If
the President be removed his Cabinet will
refuse to quit on the ground that the acting
President not being constitutional the
President has no right to remove them.
The same dispatch says it is thought the
public debt statement will show a reduc-
tion of SlOOOOOO0