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New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
OHIO
RFPUBIICAN MAJORITY BETWEEN TWENTY AND
THIRTY THOUSAND. .a.

THIRTY THOUSAND.
CfSCTNNATI Oct. 12.-The lowest estimate for
Ohio is Al 600 and from this figure the vary TO
over 10000 The vote will undoubtedly be the largest
ever cast in the State An the reserve votes on both
sdes will be out. The Democrats yll carry three Con
gre.sonal Districts certain three considered doubt
ful but we think shah carry these except the IAth
where the vote viii be close sehenoks election Il
deemed certain by about 800 in tho county Cary will be
defeated The Democrats have concentrated their fre
upon Cgeeston aud coOnIzing largely from Carys
district into Eggetons. but the latter s confident OF
election.
TIE IrPUEIICASS Confident AND IN TUL BEST
POSSIBLE HLMoR. .
DAYTON, Oct. 12.-Neycr before was this city
the scene Of such Wild Icitemcnt The grandest torch
light display that was ever witnessed in this region Is
the event th. evening. The Republicans generally have
Illuminated their dwellings, and as consequence the
city - a blaze Of ght. Our best political cacuators are
confident ~ easy and glorious victory. Estimates
based on fair election make us reasonably certain Of
700 to 100 majority for sehenck. In ,his district We
think there can't be yainy enough 10 beat him. The
Copperhoads have thoroughly worked IL up. The Ee
puhcans are aware that there VIII DO many fIauduiont
votes Illegal EatoDs. and nportatons from Ken
tnoky for vaand gharu but Union blood up. Frank
Blair came day 70 help Wall unable to
wake enthusiasm JIe wont the soldiers Home but
fney treated him coldly schenok greeted there TO-
night with grand enthusiasm James O. Blame OF Malno
s spoakingto goat multitude sehenck VIII close up
with an calortation. ..-..
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
WASHINGTON.

ro-pAYs REPUBLICAN vIoToRlEs-fnE PREsi-
pKNT's ORDER--TROOPs NEEDED IN WEST
VIRGINIA THE NEW SPANISH GOVERNMENT
RECOGNIZED - GEN. 1HONAs-IhE fHhsi-
-, ,,o.t IN DISGRACE.
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ADJUSTMENTS
81. Charles Theatre.

80. Charles Theatre.
The " Irish Emigrant," and Handy An
dy" were the two dramas in which that ia
yorite comedian, Dan Bryant, was cast
last evening. His delineations of Irish
character are very humorous, and create
not smiles only bat laughter most bolster
Gus. Miss Sylvester as Poly in the " Irish
Emigrant' wen the commendation she al
ways receives. Mrs. Andrews, in her rem.
dition of Mrs. Grimgriskin was the churl.
ish old woman which she knows how to
represent. The Sslim PettiJoae of MAJ
Hyans was unexceptionable acting. Mr.
Bryant again tonight in one of his tavorite
characters.
Varaetleu Theatre.
Last night the pleasing peFsonatiOn Of
T" Rip Van Winklen was repeated to q
fall house by Mr.. Joseph Jefferson
1t is needless 10 remark that biz
awakening from the long sleep Of
twenty years, and his establishment to find
that hia native village was so changed and
that the familiar faces had all disappeared
after his supposed absence of only one
night, appeared to be perfectly natural
Mr.. Jefferson has the rare faculty of pei.
feet assimilation to the character he repre-
sents. This evening "The Heir at Law
and Lend Me Five Shillings," in which
Mr.. jefferson will appear.
Academy Of Music.
The most daring acts as gymnasts and
acrobats are performed every night at the
Academy by the brothers Miaco, whose ex-
plOits thrill the beholders with mingled
terror and admiration. The sweet songs Of
Miss Adele St Clair and Miss Nellie Tay.
lor excite the most pleasing emotions. Tie
dances of the ClinetoP sisters are unidue
and attractive. The bone solo Of Mr.. Dele.
hanty is most surprising performance.
The @Irish Lion7 is really 4 screaming
farce, and Alfred Stewart is excellent as
Tim Moore The programme varies every
evening, and there is always something
new.
New Opera House.
The fourth night Of Ofenbaehs comic
opera Of " La Belle Helene'' at the New
Opera house last evening was distinguished
by an audience that was as gratifying to the
management as the performances were Ia
those who weRded their way hither. The
enthusiasm was mere marked than usual.
National Theatre.
This evening Is to be the opening night
Of Lotti's grand German opera. Flotow's
eharning opera in four acts of q Martha
will be represented. Tomorrow evening
the opera Of Faust, when Marie Frederick
will appear in her unriFalled part Of Mar
gaicriA0.
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LOUIsTANA oONsTI rUTIONAL O0N-
RENTKON.
FInty-slxlh Day,s rroeesdanws.

FlSty-sIxIh Days Prseesdanws.
Mr.. Reagan, of the special committee ap~
pointed to inquire into the matter of the
funds paid under the convention tax int1
the state treasury by Thomas Askew. state
tax collector, reported that they find that up
to the 2yth Of JanHary, 1858, said officer had
paid in the sum OF $37O6 40, Of which
amount $500 80 consisted OF warrants Of
the convention, and OF which latter amount
nearly all was collected from insurance
companies Of New Orleans in payment of
their special tax under the provisions OF
the ordinance.
Report received.
Tue order OF the day was called up
being upon article I43, of the minority re-
port, as follows:
The corporation Of the city of New Or
leans shall be the parish of Orleans. Tbs
right bank as now existing shall be the ffth
district; the other districts as now existing
shall not be altered,
Which was laid on the table,
Mr.. Crane offered the following as an
article of the constitution:
1t shall require two thirds of bOth houses
of the general assembly to pass tax and
appropriation bills. State, parish, munich
pai, and other taxes combined, shall noe
exceed two per cent Of the value of the
property taxed.
Which after debate was laid on the table.
Article 1873, providing for the election Of
state engineer for the creation of Internal
improvement districts, etc, was adopted. \
Article l34, providing for the establish
ment Of free public schools, TO which all
childrea between the ages of six snd twan-
ty-one shall be admitted without distinction
Of race or eelor; and providing that no
separate schools shall be established for
any exclusive race, was adopted.
Article 1856, providing that no municipal
corporation shall make any rules contrary
to the spirit of article I34, was adopted.
Article lS6 was adopted. providing for
the election Of 3 state superintendent Of
public schools.
Article 1877 was adopted, providing thas
the general exercises ia public schools
shall be conducted ia the Engli language.
Article I3S was adopted, providing that
the proceeds of public lands granted for
school pun poses by the URited States. and
proceeds Of Estates Of deceased persons.
shall become perpetual fund for the sup
port Of public sehools.
Article l3q, relating to noneys aecTuinE
from the sale OF innds for institutions 81
Iearning, and also providing that no ap-
preparation shall be Erade BY the legislar
ture for the support 81 private schools or
private Institutions OF learning III which
distinction Is made on account Ct race,
oslors or previous condition, was adopted.
Article i40. providing for the eatabliah-
ment Of a university ia the city Of New Or
leans. where ali departments of learning
shall he open in common to al stuaeais
eapsble Of matric6lating. was adopted.
Article i41. providing fer institutions for
the nuppert aud education Of the insane,
blind, dear aud dumb. vas adopted.
The convention then Adjourned lsll 10
e'cleek ihls Hoshlng.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

THBoDAUx, La., February l, 1868
AT called meeting held at the Lincoln
clubroom the following preamble and reso
lutiOns were unanimously adopted
We, the members of the Lincoln club,
have assembled for the purpose of express
ing eur opinion upon the proceedings OF
the late nominating convention of the Radi-
cal Republican party of Louisiana, held 10
the city Of New 0cleans; therefore be it
Resolued, That we cheerfully indorse and
will earnestly support the candidates nom
mated by the Republican state nominating
convention.
ResoIued, That we will support the New
Orleans REPUBLICAN, as the official organ Of
the Republican party of Louisiana.
VIRGIL GIBBONS, President.
O, CRosIER, Secretary.
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INDOKsEMrNT OF NoMINATIoNs

Resolutions Passed UnanImsuslx at n
large lkntidcatiOn Meeting aHeId nt
February =, 1859.
WHEREAS, We have assembled here to-
day for the purpose of expressing our ap-
proval of the nominations recently made
by the Republican party in New Orleans
at convention held on the thirteenth and
fourteenth Of January; therefore be it
ResotUed, That we look upon Judge II.
U. Warmoth, Oscar j. Dunn, Hon. George
=. BeVee, and others composing our state
ticket. as the regular nominees of the Radi-
cal Republican party for the offices of gov
ernor, lieutenant governor, secretary of
state, etc, and we hereby pledge cur full
and unconditional support to the whole
ticket; no matter what opposition may be
brought against it.
BE 1t further TeSolued, That we lock upon
the efforts of the New Orleans Tribune to
create disunion and dissatisfaction in the
Republican ranks as encouragement ex-
tended to our enemies, and blow aimed at
the great principles of universal freedom;
that we will not cOuntenanee or sustain any
attempt made by any newspaper or faction
to overthrow the action of the state nomi-
mating convention, but will use every effort
0R our part to secure the triumph Of the
great party to which we belong
BE 1t further resolved, That we hereby
tender our Warmest thanks to Messrs.
Underwood and Oliver for the able manner
in which they have performed the duties
devolving upon them as delegates to the
constitutional and nominating conventions
JOSEPH WITTGENSTEIN,
Chairman;
HENRY RILEY.
GENERAL CONES,
NOEL BREAUD,
f. JOHNSON,
]. W. DAGGS,
Committee on Resolutions.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.


AZ The meeting last evening the mem
bers present were President Graham, and
Measfs Burbank, Clay, Carriere, Dumas,
Devices, and StapletoR.
A Communication from the mayor re-
lating to an alteration in the route Of the
Julia street railroad, to aveid the ''pres.
suren on that narrow part Of Julia street
along the new basis, vas referred 60 the
committee on streets and landings.
A Communication from the mayor in
forming the board Of the appointment Of
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STRAMHHIPH.
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

nssns FOX MREMEN VIA gOUTHs
81 #AtB knpton--phe first-clAss U. S. Mai Steam
s7sal-.zlizlashipa AtzmHale. baltic. Western
Metropolis, and = Horthern N4ight, sailing SAT
uHnAX6 from fter a. n. Il. for Southampton and
Bremen, taking paesanEqrH 70 Southampton, Elon-
den, HasFa and Bremen IS the following rates
Payaple II gold. @ ts eapiss n currency Go
First cabin, alli; sp1ond cabin sG5; sissraRe es5
From Bremen. Southampton, and Hayro, TO New
York
1ifat cabin 9Il0; second cabin, SIS; ntssrase, ssa
Exonxsiqn tiqketa ont and hqne;
First cabin 44l1 a9cond oahEa. $50; atoeraFa slH
Sailing days from NeF York and nroman--ai une Il
Is and 81 July l3 and zzs Anenat 10 and "a ssptsm
Der and y. octsbfy land ~ November and l8
Tor feaiRht or passage apply 70
g. Il. IlAUaEfLAND.
Agent for AeN oFlgape, 81 MasAAina q.
ISAAC TAYLOR. President.
Apl1 y - hreaaRay, NeW EcrA.
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ma. d. +. WRIamT. GRAD

nR. ID. r. WRIGHT, GRAD
Ouate of the New York College Of
Dental Surgery, after an experiences
of fourteen years in his profession,
offers his services to the Inhabitants Y Il r =
Of New Orleaug 49,
NJ B-Teeth inserted on vULOANITE f5AST
SUPERIOR TO GOLD IN ALL REsPEcTs, AT HALF n
COST. No. 1853 Customhouss street, between Dal
phins aud Burgundy.
vi y W s. I. WRIGHT. D. D. s.
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INSTRUCTION.


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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

DR. j. WHITES MEDICAL INSTITUTE. COR
~ st Charles and Julia streets, is established
for the Of all forms of disease, chronic and
acute. Dr. j. Waite has had the advantages aud
experience which large cities afford in extern
sive practice and in ali forms of disease. more
than thirty years. He ID distinguished for his
ability and certainty to detect all the ailments
him, with equal certainty Instantly to perceive the
remedies indicated-for either and ali ages--As
his patients universally testify. A distinguished
practitioner and professor~in two medical colleges
stated IN his address, some yeare snce that Dr. j.
White has great advantage over many physicians in
his correct diagnosis forming correct views Of all the
diseases which his patient is suffering with" What
ever the character or siruenee of the disease may
be, duty and humanity urge speedy and permanent
relief. If not too great distance, DIR. White visits
patients who not able to come TO the Institute
Charges reasonable. N. R.--Persons desiring DR.. j.
Whites advice and remedies will be careful To call at
the northeast corner Of St Charles and Julia Streets
or address by letter. IS there are several DR. Whites
in the city n0l5 81 "
W H. PEHBERTOR, NO. H6s POX-
" dras street, between ST Charles and Oaron-
dslet streets, New Orleans. Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Ooiors
Varniehes, Glass, etc., etc., has in store large
assortment Of the following Goods which he viii SCI
at Low Prices, either Wholesale Retail
White Lead of the best brands, French and Amer.
loan Zinc. OIL OF all kiRds, Venetian RED and span
Ah Brown. Yellow ochra variety Of the best Var
nishes, French Window Glass Stove Polish, SA
Soda Soaps, and Cotton Marking and Writing Ink
manufactured by himself.
Also gFeas saTiety Of PsEfusnsry and Fancy rti
The Store IS well supplied with all kinds Of Drug
and Medicines. fresh and OF the best quality
aRl6
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THEREPUBLICANs ON THE ALERT.
WAsHNaroN, Februarr I 1ss8.

WAShlNGfoN, fepruafy 4, 1868.
Leading copperheads here, acting upon
the report that there is small faction of
Republicans in Louisiana, are trying to
raise money to be used in trying to defeat
the Republican state ticket and the adop-
ton of the constitution in that and other
Southern states.
Some Of tile Republicans express fear
that the factious element may succeed in
defeating the Republican ticket, and thus
again throw power into the hands of the
rebels. But those whe are better posted
in regard to matters in the South are conf
dent that the result of the coming elections
will be satisfactory. They, however, see
the necessity of rendering all the assistance
ia their power TO their political friends
who are fighting the battles Of the republic
on Southern battle-felds. c.
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MEDICAL.

--7~@->-~~-~-~--~-~-----~~-----
nR. g. KELLOGG
Office, 1877 Camp st Residence, 5ss St. Charles st
REMOVAL
DIR. KELLOGG has removed his residence to No.
s3s St Charles street, and Office to No. 1877 Camp
street. des sm
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THE MxRA CLARK E GAINES CASE.
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FROM WASHINGTON

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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Correspondence between Grant and Johnson.
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VOLUME |.
ADJUSTMENTS.
l.-1----r---717
CADEAEY OF MUSIC.

4 CADEAEH OF MUSIC.
II ST. CHARLES STREET
1roNDAX NIGHT, January n, ana every
GRAND Variety 'oOMBfNATIoN.
r;rst appearance in two years Of DACk PAhkEh
md BlLLsY EMERsON. First appearance this
ssssou OF the UIINHT0P SISTERS. The new
and original Buriesque Of the BLACK AND TAN
CONVENTION. Every night and Saturday
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RANKING HaUSE
OF
JAY COOKE CO.,
Corner Wall and Nassau ats, New York
We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices
and keep On hand full supply of
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
INVERTEBRATES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
AND
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
And execute orders for the Purchase and Sale
stOcks, Bonds and Geld.
Aull JAY COOKE co.
7-QO CONVERSIONS.
At present prices, holders realize proft above
Government Conversion rate by e1cbsn ing thsr
S-BO's in this market for
New Issue $50 Bonds.
We msksthes e1changss buying
ALL SERIES 7-3GS,
And selling the Bonds at the
MOST FAVORABLE MARKET RATES.
JAY COOKE co..
New York
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MISCELLANEOUs NEWS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

CT. oEHARLEs THEATRE
IN. DAN BRYANT In A NEW CHARACTER.
wednesday Evening, February 8, 1sSe,
Ifns further notice will De presented the first time
IN this city. tne new patriotic drama Of SHAMUS
dsBRIEE--S hanns o Brien Mr.. DAN BRYANT.
qsss Derfcf1nanca will commence with the 1anghable
lsrco Of KISS IN THE DARK.
r,,sdav Evening Feb. 25, Is6S-The AnnuaiMAkD1
AlRAS BALL will be gwen at this theatre.
SokLE OF PRlCEH-PrivAte boxes Y cn9irsl Sto;
YSest Circle and Parquette 81; Colored Boz and
IA Box IL Family Circle SO cents; Gallery % sents
folored GALLERY Is cents. fsr ~li.s
Notice-DOors open at q quarter to y overture
Iii commence at haf past precisely.
sests can be secured 1--WE days in advance.
ri P. GLEASON, Treasurer.
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PROCEEDINGS OF SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.
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AEtv 0rleatts aeptsbliratt.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TAE UNITED sTATES.
AATUsEAIENTs THIS EVENING.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
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Manufacturers and General Dealers
in BOOTS and SHOES,
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High St, Mineral Point,
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assortment Of Boots and Shoes ever
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same money than any other House
in Iowa County. They keep a very
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tured, Handmade and Warranted
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The hEv- FpTE ARD A. WILSON viii send : free e
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Mineral Point and PIatIeviIIe.

The stage leaves Mineral Point for PattevilIe st
o'clock in the afternoon. every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday Leaves stteviIis for arena via Mineral
Pcat at 5 N on Tuesdays Thursdays 4 Saturdays.
Orders and packages entrusted - me for delivery
viii bs carefully attended 70. EDWARD KIRBY.
al<22-n&4 Proprietor.
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ST a GLE I'm Z
BETWEEN
MINERAL POINT e. ARENA.

FI'HE undersigned having the contract Tor carrying
Il she Dail between Mineral Point and ArsnN. gives
notice that be i fully prepared 20 carry pen
and tom each % the above stations, any of the
stations My coaches al new. and Uuilt in 4
So e - secure comfort 10 passenger have also
careful drivers The stage viii leave the Mineral
f2iut House, near the K r. depot in Mineral Point
On Mondays. " cduc>day> s. Fridays. ST
O'Clock IN the morning, and on TT FSbANS TIT Rs
DAYS aE5 : SATURDAYS. at III O'Clock, 4 NJ
Also, leaves The Wisconsin Hotel in Arena EVERY