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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01
An important Communication.
The Condi,.on OF t,,e rreas,,Iry


The Condition of tae Treasury
TO the Editors of the Enquirer:
The Impeachment of the President il
somewhat diverting the attention of tn,
people from the financial vilionies Of the
| Treasury Department. This it was intend
| ed to do. "rt." H.i
lfw are true to ourselves this trick will
not succeed WELL 'H
There has been no time heretofore when
so much wrong has been unpunished; when
so much villiany has gone by undiscovered
and unexposed.
= The people of the country must ook
from the mercenary sheets, under the sur
/ VIGILANCE of bondholders and capitalists, to
! the independent press oi the Western States
and the independent statesmen Of the coun-
! tfy Tor help against our 0rpressorS. '' n
! The duty and, indeed, the only kope o
/ the Western States. is an immediate move
| for change in our financial condition.
| know Of nnhior that will facilitate this
! change more readily than fair aud fearless
expose of the crimes of the Treasury De>
p4rtment, which has been growing, year
! after year, mure corrupt, dangerous and
despotic. 4as .a-j e+;
The banking system is essentially fraudu>
lent and organized for the purpose of fraud
upon the people. ASA
The President of the Continental Bank
note Company, Edward e. Dunbar, remon-
strated with Secretary Chase, when the lat
ter proposed the establishment of Bank
note Engraving and Printing Bureau il, the
Treasury building, and offered as reason
for his objection that there was mo dc,
c0HatabiHty or responsibility to any one,
dnd that no adequate chechs coal3 by inn
posed apon The anlimted facilities Of a Coz.
c,Lnaent nanytacto,Y Of paper money IN the
Tieas",y Building. y
| This was apparent to every sensible man
who had any knowledge of the ease with
which paper oney might be sureptitious-
! ly sued to the public through every ave
rue of business and trade The whole
| scheme was the foundation Of the most ei-
| gantic public fraud ever perpetr2ted in the
! history of finances since the days at John
Law, Of France or the assignate and man
| date Of Miraboau and Hemisphere.
This opportunity vas improved by the
men appointed tor the purpose Of oversee.
ing and managing The department, They
never allowed an Gppounnny TO escare
them. The plan adopted astensihly to
avoid counterfeit -sleS was the very ona
which they well knew would facilitate Il
post readily, and lndc.d made counterielt-
ing easy and safe hieetrn'ypng always
produces u the duplicate such perfect jdc
S''""e as. Genes ot,ee''of'' he@e ei2c'to>
'yPG l''t+ , are ea>'y Felloahce4e' ana were
u'pn at 'i,l o','9Ts i3>c'P.'o' VI we 3iELn TI
a'"FS' "ho ~, |fFe i'e'l 20 20 f'Si'.'i~i9, my
m''a'I'S' 20 or'.&@ ~ ~; ~, .9t,r,n VIZ
"'n hp'%n - Every llt7''iRs,l ?'''N'u"ie
t'SrE', III ',,e clu''IE, ''a oVet ','','"nS Il,
''F''4 mare 'I'a1 u l,'at'et u d V'... q y y
tsg fil' yer" Gpl3S = 10 FaEe '''t't'>' 't'
a., I'li "' u, w ''0'a = H. w.
fFHNH'l H' 'It ti'hHh!9 C'HA'thp"t' va 'A t'N
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B. X. QUEST,
GOLD AND SEWER

EF Watches, Clocks ,Jewery, Fancy>
Goods, Notions, Toys. Silver-plated and
German Silver Spoons, Spectacles Of all
kinds and suitable to all ages. All kinds OF
Watches carefully repaired, afd WARRANT
MAIN Street. Cadiz, Ohio, next door to
Sharp & McKinnie's Drug Store. l.n8
iF. Dec.l3 1867 1y
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.asi. n SWAN HOUSE.
9sxAREFsly or MAIN AND WAR

III d REN Streets n. j. SWAN, Proprie-
tor The Proprietor having recently pur-
ANNOUNCES that he has Re-fitted and Re
furnished In the best style, tho hotel for
nuorly known hs the National" Tie Sta
hiss to- this house are large and c2mmo-
jiio is, and win always be attended to by
.tT3isty. and careful 0stlers.
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!, T7 NEW BAK ERY.
NkTFT IL ESP PEd,TFUE..

9 w III Iy infurfnsthe citizens of Cadizand
vicinity that he has opened a NEW BAk-
ERy On. Market Street, first door above
CLARK, y Ramsey sasJewel.y Store. His
Bread and Cakes are warranted to be OF
.ftlea best. quality. Particular attention
given to baking all kinds of for Par
\ & esafSa s3.S q April II, iss7-ly.
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Last Os &pp1SAEnenss OF Pitts
DGrgh VI. Il. Conference.
WEST PITTSBURGH DIsTRIC


A. i, PETTY, ?. Il.
Liberty street, pittshurgh, w. H. Locke,
Amrs Church, w, F Lauck Temper.
anceyi)ls, 8. 7. Kennedy Charters, i,
D. Fast. Man,Gs.a, t. Wilkinson. Wash
iheton, w A. Davidson, d. ID. Nob.1s>
town and Faqette, u, B. Webster. Flor
ence. William Gam9le. Georgetown, H..
s. Kcndig. WeiI>b'lrg, Aiva r. ChaD,
man. Franklin, Walter Brown. hide
pcndenca, j. w. hessler. Claysville, JAS.
b. Wallace Cannonsburg and Fawcett's s,
j G. Castle. Davidson supplied by II.
Winner BentleysviIe and Scenery Hill,
j, V. YaraaIl. Mount Washington, NJ. l.,
Weekly. PFillirsburgh and Mc5uire, w.
H. Bayne l. Da las. Chaplain Western
Seuman's Friend Society and member OF
Liberty street Quarterly Conference.
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p. DOw AFTvTE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, ST. LOU
q ~ - rs. Mo, No SO Chestnut Street. be-
tween ith and 5th. PRACTrCEs IN TUE
missouri STATE CoURTS. Prompt atten-
zion given to Real Estate Litigation, end
TO suits relating to Commercial Transac>
tions, Insurance &c. Also tn paying tax
es, proving titles, and all other business
entrusted TO him.
-~ .--.---- Mar. &. .'67-lvr,
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LIVERY STABLE.
ATEAw fTEFE SHERMAN FG[sEfgE,

q CADIZ OHIO. ?. Lynch having re-
Gently added largely to hisstock Of Horses,
Carriages, Buggies, &c, is prepared to
serve public in The good style and at reas-
ouaberates. Passengers arriving ON the
trains taken to their destination cheaply
andexpeditiously
Aug. 2, 'G5-ly.
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CAMBRIDGE DISTRICTS,
S. +. MINOR. p. Il.

5. +. MINOR, r 3. N. !
4 Rodgers, P K, MoCue; Cadz; W.
Pittepger. Bethel Henry Nef., Alams-
vile, l. P. Saidler one TO be SUPPLIED. -
Coshocton, s. Grouse. East Paaialify j.
D. Starkey, :, Il. Crevans West Chester,
J. c. Russell, one to besuppiqd. Uhrichs-
vile, George W. Dennis, L4wis 3. King.
New Philad,lphia j. VI. Carr. Deefsvilr,
j. Coil, j. FL Hollistcr. New Athens, J.
Gledhltl. MartinsyiIle, W. H. Morton. -
WarreOton. T. w Weaver.
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/. 1k Ell st,, opposite odd Fellows Hall,
,Ijadiz..b }. .5gA tso Local Agent for The Gro
lvssR so BAKER's Celebrated Family and
Manufact cturer's SE WING MACHINE. -
Gail and examine, Machiiies, Oil, Needles,
t''s'o ''o7' 7'''i ~" se,., tanl3 ,s34tf
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CADEXn HOTTSE.

NEAR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
y Cadiz, Q: JOHN COLEMAN, Pro
prietor. This House is situated in the H.
ter of the business portion of the town. and
is convenient totho depot. Good stabing
convenient. -.t.t.-s
'.''' Ss.'lo'- 81 April, 10, 1867.
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sTEuBENyILLE DISTRICT.

a w. B. WATKINS p. Il. rn 40, es Il
KramFr Chaple, E. Hingley. Hsmtins
Qbaple, s, E Woolf Richmond,-J q A.
Niler Wintervile, j. Conner. Spring
fp|l, T. NJ. Hudson Harlem, John Wright.
Smithfeld, w. OP Hamitohcft Bloom-
field, G D. Kinnear, New Somerset, H.
Mccall v. B. Grace, .Salinegilla, John
Huston, Wellsville, J, Henderson Gias-
gov, and 0hfpilie, Robert Hnpkinsailiter-
nool George Crook, New Market William
L. Dixon. Leesburg, NJ Mex. Garrett.
K, $. Hnuge, Professor Of Lanqrages in
Rural Seminary and member Of New Mar
ket Quarterly Conference.
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DENTISTRY


z 35a1El2Gt " sUEY. ESW 49, n
AHANEE5. .ssFESsT3eEa AND WHOLE
d Cigars lJid Ts5Rftco,, Maiii Sfreet Cadiz,
Ohio, three Gtiaors' above the Sherman
House.
May 2 '1867-I,do
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8usiress Cards.
y. NJ. EsTEP,

TTORNEZ AT LAW, CADIZ,
"a OHIO. Collections male, and ,busI-
ness oi Executors, Administrations and
Guardians at tended to. Also the collection
of Back Paw, Bnunties, Pensions, tSe., of
Soldiers and Widows and heirs of deceased
soldiers, &c, attended to. i' fht
oFr1oE-On Main Street, opposite Realls
Drug Store. H
-,,,-1S Aug. l, 1867.
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r. n. HAYS,
~. sCTTNyTNGHAM.

We y > :
A TTORNEY AT kAWs CADI2,
"A OHIO. viii give prompt attention to
ali legal, o,isiness entrusted to his care in
Harrison and adjoining counties.
2 toFrTcEz-Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street.
aG a.tsret March IS 1865
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PowERs, tho sculptor, il coming to Ohio
this Summer f 6a,a m
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BARNEsyiLLE DISTRICT,


y. .. bHACkEN, 7. u, ~ :
Barnesvlle, Drummond. Bridgeport,
A. B. Castle. st. ClarsviIle, John Grant.
. BelIaire, l. A. Pearce Fairview, II. r.
Edwards Morristown, 7. /, Swaney.
Woodefed, j. Stephens. SomertoB. i.
Ellison Williamsburg n. c, Worthing.
ton Henrysburg, f. w. Vertican Beall-
sville. ID Rhodes Hannibal, William 7.
Smiti, Eoprerilla.l David Gordon. Moor4
tiold, J. II. Ekey Powhatap, Andrew NJ.
Gregg. Monroe, supplied by J. Hewitt.
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SOUTH pl1TsBURGH DISTRICT.

PittsbnrgR- Wesley Chapel J. s, lem,
mon. Trinity, r. s, Hodgson. City Mis-,
sion, W. Long. Birmingham, J. G. High.
Sputh Pitt,burgh, G. A. Lowman Pine
Run, N. p. K~,r, Peters Creek, 7. 4.
Mcclure. California and Springfield, Da,
vid A. Peirce. Pigeon Greek, g: FL. Ed,
wards. Mouongatela City, A. W. Butts
Beallsville. j. McIntyre. Waynesburg, S.
Wakefield. Hopeve and Simpson. sup
piled by J. Kenny. Greensboro, Thomas
Patterson. Mt. Morris, NJ. NJ, Eaton. =
Carmichaels, j. G, Gogley. Redstone, D..
i. Stifley.
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ALTERATION OF nooKs.

In May, 1864, the chief Of the Currency
Printing Bureau, caused his official books
to he so altered as to show liability to the
Government of two thousand dollars legs
than Il actually was frcstimcny Al page
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William Coorer, District Agent Of Vest.
EN- Seamens FREUD Society. and member
Of LaWrenceville Quarlerly Conference.
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prsAPpEARANcr OF rANK.NorE pApER.

Thirty thousand strips, each capable OF
printiug two notes OF the denomination Of
one hundred, one thousand or FIVE thousand
dollars clipped from the paper prepared
for the first series of intere>t-beariHg> g>notes,
and suffered to lie about the Printing De
partment until they mysteriously disappear.
ed. Those strips would print six millions,
sixty millions or three hundred millions OF
dollars. Testimony Of G. G. & T., pages
. 2 and 4
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.ssso4o !saiasaSes ,.ooA asTA D = 10
IN ~ " ,,aAA.Is v11a#GI
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SOUTH EAST PITTSBURGH DISTRICT.

r. l.. MILLER, i. h.
Smithfeld street, Pittsburgh, Fl. Miller,
d d. Centenary Church, s. Burt Brad.
docks Fields, X. T. Miller McKeesp port,
T. MeUhary. Elizabeth. j H. Lonkle.
Fayeue Circuit Charles McCashn. Bridge
mort. Simpson w. Horncr. Brownsville,
j. l.. Deems. Fayette City and Believer,
non, Edward Williams. Uniontown, G. w.
Smith. Connrllsyille, Charles W Scott.
Dgayos and Greer oak. d. B. Campbell
Rostraver D X Stevenson West New,
ron, w. A. Stuart. Mount Pleasant, T.
Storer. S6meraot, a. Ii Norer9ss. Jen
ner, John T. Riley. New Lexington, to b.
supplied. Addison, James Mechem. 'l
EAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"A. J. ENpsLEY, p u,
Pennsylvania Avenue, j. ] Jones. Law
reucaviIle. j. A. Miller. East Liberty, Il
Il. Chairman. Williamsburg, w, p, Black
burn. Irwin Station, N. 9. Miller, MI
Jer's. D. Hess. MurraysyiIle, Joseph N
| Tershing. GreensburA, 4. N. Boyle New
Derry. Hugh Pershing, Blairsville, Fl, z
! Beacom. Latrobe, j, j. Hays. Salts
hing, a, P, Laonard. Liponier JOSEPH
I Uollinkshead. fredericksburg, A. Baker
r Jordan. Indiana, ]. B. UbeE New
| Florence, Alexander Scott Jolnstown
| A, Ii. Thomas. Porkinsyilie, NJ, j. Mont
gornery. Wiimore supplied BY Q, Fite.
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WlLL1AM Cox, D. D., p +. . tr---.F-
Canton. H. Snsabaugh Massilon,; "
Lynch. GraentoRn, J. w. ,ShiTer, Ali.
ance, w. K Brown. Marlboro R. It.
White Mount Union, e. Bnketta Da.
n1aseoville, } McGarty. aynesburgh J.
Nj, Bray Sapdyyilla. Isaiah, Winters. Car
roto;I. J. r. Roller. -MaIecrn, " D. Ste
vens, II, NJ Freshwater Hanover, r.
Ward Elkton, A. j Lane. Lpavittsville,
Geo. W. Baker. Rockford, John T., Had>
dison.s New Cumberland, George B. ,Hua-
son. New Lisbon, j.. T. Jones. O. n.
Hartshorn, President Mount Union 'Cnpcge
aud member Mount Union Quarterly Con.
ference, .st -=~v5 rs,5-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18
PROOFS OF EnEsurERIoR QUALITY
OF THE
! AMER NsaWTATCH
n dsUVNl,sTsGGGsl, nJlAs sa....


III d.TVEAa, 5TsilSG.l MAS ssa...n sss
T'HE AnsA6on,watts Company of wanhsm, :
a Mass, respectfully a. butt thattheir Watches
arc cheaper, more accurate. less complex, more
aorabie, better adapted fof general use nd re
easily kept IN srderend repsrsd thar any other
structure, aud therefore str6pgefsapti ass likely
to By, iIigred than the majority of foreign
watches. which are com osedof'from I25' To SEQ
pieces, white in an old EpgIish watch there are
moro than 700 parts. How they run under the
hardest triai waite hes en- n have isshown bysthc'
folio wing leuefsda, tsr 80. Al tS 49, f,
PENN, RAILROAD COMPANY. =,
eFl1cEor THRgrSfRs NJ surshiarENDFxrsla
2aimos dlis ALTposA,, PA, Dec, ~, lsos,s J
oGepuemep; hewatehes m9nufactured by You
have been In use on this raifrc ad FOR several
years by our engncmen, TO " hom we fafnish
STITCHES as part of oareq uipment.0l There ara
.,ow sumo three hundred NJ them carrieden cur
,iao- tSS9,ers Tf1dttA. srSar feat StlnMaios
IN sayh gvouv'wasohes a yeas iens trouhe, mad
have worn aud dogwtar imuehslsp ger, without re-
pairs thap any watches wehgye ever, had In. use
on this road. As you arc awqfe we fofmefiy tfutt-
ID TO those Of I'm glish nianhfacture, 90 acknbwls
edge1 good reputation Nut nsFis olsssthey novef
kept time a'eorrest'y, pqrI haze 7thsy done as
good service, as yours.
~ n thosb siaicnScnls T am sustainedby my 70.
deccsscr, Mr.. Lcwis, whose experienee extended
over aseries Of years. ard s4am s...ss 4. +
.dt H. Respectfully,
'@i o''1n EDwAiRp II. wrLLIAMs,a,li
Gsncrai Superintendent
American Watch. Co, walthanl. 80 ~
We make now Ave different grades OF watches,
named respectively as foilown /" '''t ~ =" SHF
Appleton, Tracy 4 Co., 90 waifhhm, Mass
waItham Watch Company, icoi waithsm, Macs
Z. S.Bartlot, sIll.il Nnltham, NJ lass.
VIM. Ellery, aa., Boston. Mas.
Home Watch Company, Boston, Mass.
All Of these, with tho exception OF the Home
Watch Company, are wafronfsdby tho Americana
Watch Company TO be of the best material, on the
most approved fincirleyand to'possess every re-
quisite fer a reliable time. keeper. Every dealer
selling oNvatohos n prov ided with the Com
pany's printed card o. guarantee, which hould
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oountryand We sould cauton' parohasersoto BIO
on their guard pgaiu stimpositien.a % teA
Any gfades Of Waltham Watches may BIO pur-
chased " Watch Dealers threng I'll ontfhc country
faffs ssa "a e k0BBfNsi A. APPLETON,
api 20 t1.it s41e3 Broadwas, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ConvaIesceuce.


After disease has been conquered. there is still
the weakness that it leaves behind it to be remov-
ed. Convalescence is tedious affair. If the en-
feebled and faccid muscles, the shattered nerves,
the thin and wstery blood could speak. they would
cry for help. In too many cases such help as is
given them is not of the right kind. The fiery
stimulants of commerce do harm. They kinde o
temporary fame, which is a mockery. Their effect
passes, and the last state of him who them is
worse than the first. Not such is the effect of HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. There is no
drawback to its toning properties. 1t has been
found THE GREAT MEDICINE OF TIE AGE
for sustaining and bracing up the enfeebled ccn-
stitution-no matter how much debilitated-as it
not only bestows strength but soothes the nervous
system and allays all excitement of the brain.
While this excsllent preparation such eff
fective properties it is perfectly safe and is agree
able to the taste.
Attempts have been made to rival it. They
have failed. Can it be necessary to say why they
have failed? Ask the recovered dyspeptics. bilious
sufferers. victims of fever and ague and nervous
subjects who have experienced its effects, what
they think of it. Ask THEM, and be guided by
what they say.
As household medicine it is available at all
times in cases of INDIGESTION; bilious and other
fevers. and all diseases ar sing from an impure
condition of the stomach or liver.
juuel5-deod&wlw
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Taxes VOW, and Taxes Then.

Somebody has been talking about the
taxes now, as compared with what they were
when the Democratic party administered
the Government. Such a thing as United
States Assessors and Revenue Collectors
did not exist in those days. Nor were there
two kinds of currency-Gold for the Bond
holder, and rags for the people. Crushing
taxes, and gold for the Bondholder and
rags for the people, are Republican con-
trivance. What else could be expected,
when, as Don PIATT, himself bright and
shining light in the Republican party, af-
firms that the thieves were all in office
from the hour Of LINcoLN's inauguration
until his DEATH" and did wholesale busi-
ness at plundering the Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-20
The journal ON the COngression-
nI Situation.

The Ohio State Journal on Friday morn
ing devoted about two columns of its val
liable space to telling its readers just ex-
actly what the prospects and probabilities
are in regard to the Republican nominee
for Congress in this District. The Journal
argues that if they can get the Republi-
cans of Greene county into disagree
ment on the subject of candidates in their
county-they having four-that then will
be Franklin's opportunity; and that If
Franklin will only 'unite, with reasona-
BILE degree of harmony, or with entire
unanimity, upon some strong candidate"
they can slip him in unbeknownestt to any,
body. The Journal announces that Frank
lin has only two candidates--Hon. L. j.
CRITcHFIELD and Hon. E. E. WHITE, and
that the names OF "General SwAYNE, Gen.
eral WALcUTT, General MITCH LII, LUTHER
DONALDSON, SAMUEL GALLOWAY, CHAUNcY
n. OLDs, Tom DONALDSON and WILLIAM
DENNIsoN" have been used without au-
thority.
1t so happens that the Columbus specials
of the Cincinnati Gazette and Cincinnati Com
mercial say that on Thursday there was a
meeting of Republican politicians in this
city, who weighed and balanced the
strength of the numerous Franklin county
gentlemen who had been spoken of in con-
nection with the Republican Congressional
nomination, and that this exercise con-
vinced them that General WALcUTT is the
man for the occasion, and they decided that
he should have the united support in Con.
vention of the Franklin county Delegates
We hope he may receive the nomination
1t don't matter, though, who they shall
nominate; they'll wish after the election
that they had nominated somebody else
The people of this District will elect man
to Congress this year who is in favor oi
Bond Taxation and Greenbacks.
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Enough is Enough.

The Springfield Advertiser in discussing
the question; Who shall be the man to sue
ceed Mr.. SHELLABARGER, says:
Applicants for the Office are numerous.
They are only too numerous. The fewer
the applicants the less danger of an ass get
ting it,"
Wesubmit to the editor of the Advertiser
whether he is not piling on General Comfy
little too much. General Comfy is not a
candidate seeking the Republican nomina-
tion tor Congress. Wherefore then, the in
situation that he is, by saying that there is
"danger of an ass getting itf" To hit
the General spat now and then may do
we'll enough; but this continual pummel-
ing is too much, and enough is enough.
FOrbear
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Halt Fare To the New York Dem.
ocralfc Convention.

Half Fare 10 1ne New OrA Dcune
ocratfc Convention.
Rooms OF Dem. Ex. CoMMITTEE.l
COLUMBUS, O., June 18th, 1868.
From and after the 25th instant, round
trip tickets to the New York Democratic
Convention at one fare, can be purchased
at all of the principal stations on the Gem
trail Ohio, Marietta & Cincinnati, via Balti-
more & Ohio, Little Miami & Columbus 6
Xenia, the Lake Shore Line, with West
ern and Southwestern connections, the
Bellefontaine, the Pittsburgh, Columbus
& Cincinnati, the Atlantic & Great West
ern, and the Columbus & Indiana Central
railway, to be good for return until the 18th
day of July. The Cincinnati, Wilmington
& GAINESVILLE railroad will sell half-fare
tickets at all the offices on said road to
GAINESVILLE, where half-fare tickets to New
York can be purchased. lam authorized
to say that those purchasing round trip
tickets to New York over the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad will have the privilege of
going to Washington without additional
charge. Round trip tickets over any of
the routes to New York, can be purchased
at Columbus for $17.'
E. F. BINGHAM,
Chm. Dem. EX. Com.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-20

The OHIO STATESMAN AYERS, in italics,
that if the Democratic Convention nomi-
mates Mr.. Chase for the Presidency, it will
not support him.-PiQua Journal.
Yes, in the face of the STATEsMAN's posi-
tive declaration, we yesterday heard a
Democrat who claims to know all about
his party secrets and workings, declare
with emphasis, that if Chase were nomina-
ted by the New York Convention, the
STATESMAN aoiU support him, its declaration
to the contrary, Notwithstanding. So it
aotll, and you may put that in your pipe
and smoke it-Salena Republican.
Yes, and we heard Republican, yester-
day, who claims to have voted for negro
suffrage, declare that RUKENBRoD would
not support GRANT, ''its declarations to the
contrary, Notwithstanding" RUKEY may
deny this, but our proposition is just az
truthful as his.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-20
Won't Get Much Hebrew suppor1'

1t is evident that General GRANT is not
going to get much Hebrew support in con-
sequence OF issuing an order outrageously
maligning that race. On the 1st of March,
the Hebrew Society, at regular meeting
at Meadville, Pa, resolved full approval
and Endorsement of the editorial in the Is
raelite, of the 2sth of February, 'concern-
ing the infamous order No. IL of General
GRANT while in command of the Depart
ment of Tennessee" They did not stop at
other, in the resolution, that If General
GRANT were nominated for the Presidency
they would use their beet endeavors to
help defeat him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-20

THE OHIO STATESMAN publishes the six
teen reasons why General Grant should not
be elected President, being careful not to
assert that Speaker Coliax is the author
but nevertheless insinuating the same
The courage and manliness manifested in
such course is becomingly Democratic
Zanesuille Courier.
Now, go to work and prove, if you can,
that those sixteen reasons are not g ood rea-
sons why General GRANT should not be
elected President.