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The New York herald., 1869-11-22

L,RANcIs FrrzsINnoNs, OFFICE iss EAST FIrriEth
strrst near Lexington avenue, Offers for sale, ~
mighty sschee splendid three story brown stone House
newIy panisd and frescoed with the superb PArlor
sure IL required Lexington avenus near fiiufourn
street Immediate possession Terms easy.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR sAI.E

A SPLENDID FARM or 50 ACRES NEAR METUCHfN,
Il n. j., fine buildings, fruits &C. for sale cheap, will
exchange, also Cottages ind Residences bargains
KELLY BROTHERS, 205 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

IIARLEM.-FoR SALE, STRICTLY FIRST CLASS q, ,s
three story high stoop Phiadepha fron, House al I'M
provemens; brown basement aud trim built W dsys
la.sI49Sie0; genteel neighborhood SHSoo iern'
easy. Examine this II you want n good home ,., .
BENZ. BROWNE, Third avenue corner OF ism street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

LoR shLE-REAsONABIY, NEAR BROADWAY, IN
Twenty seventh street. ar class four story brown stone
House 2z50 Io 100 with without Furniture all in elegant
order with immediate possession. WARD h OGDEN,
Broadway, corner Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

EGTH STRERT-FoR SALE. FOUR LOTS on SOUTH
~ side, betweon sixth and Seventh avenues Apply OF
81 hudson s.reet,
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

IoLAETAIIos, 1900 ACRES. NEAR STANTON, VA
l. 800 under cultivation 800 in timbcri extensive i'm
proYemens lOUO acres in lest Virginia 5Do in Ten
hessee 40 acres Arkansas WIN exchange for any goo
property Apply 10 c. q. WALLER. 2J Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

INOR SALE DECIDEDLY A BAR0AINI-THhfE ~
II story high stoop brown House 242 East ftuetn
psro~ and halls frescoed; heater in 'front.' ho' III
range IN kitchen. Apply to owner, the premises
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
C0AcHMEN AND GARDENERS.

A SITUATION W WANTED-BY SINGLE MAN; UNDER
"A stnds the and treatment of horses and all kinds
q stock good mixer undersands gardening In every
part Ia capable OF taking charge OF gentemans poo;
afraid OF work win take Of and
generally use besl city references Address b. box lQ
Herald Office, for two days.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
DwELLISe HOUSES 10 LET.
Furnished

TTATDsoNE BROWN STONE HOUSE IN DUNCoMB
Al place l2sh Harlen TO let cheap rent 2a0l.
Enquire of RAND ELL PORTER, l25th and
Third avenue, or $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

4 SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN, As
~ groom TO In The city country has frat class
Call addresI. for two days H., Herald once
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

NEAR ABBATOTR, on HARLEM RIVERA Plot or
IN Lots, with water 'front.' suitable for the fat rendering
business and within the limits prescribed by The Board OF
Health for sale at reasonable figure and
NJ. A. j. LYNCH, ~ Cedar street.
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NO. ss.
and demand prompt and efIlcaeious rem

and demand prompt and efIicacious rem-
lcdy. lif-i7i. aiA-Hfff ntf
That remedy, Mt least in part, and nu-
merous important national adyt ntages,
may be found bv providing that no Pres
ident shall he eligible for more than ol:e
term, without joint resolution of Con-
yress passed by a two-thirds vote in each
House previous TO The election declaring
the same /; and further provision that
the Presidential term shall be extended
10 six years. .i.lHrll
7. The Democratic doctrine of suffrage
requires distinct reaffirmation.
Democracy has always held that suf-
hage il not natuural-i'ight of everyhui
man being, nor of particular sex or
race, bnt ii political privilege, and who
should exercise it a question TO be decid-
ed by what will produce "the greatest
good TO the greatest number" and. there
fore. as far as possible, TO bc determined
locally, where lays the great body Of The
rights of tile people. 7H',
| But in these local discussions the
democratic idea tavors broad rather
than narrow basis OF suffrage. 1t is not
unmmdiul or regardless OF the rights OF
women, of fpropcrty and ofiNferior races;
bnt seeing other effective and advantage
Gus ways i'm which these can have their
Influence on all legislation affecting their
interests. al present it prefers giving the
fright of voting 10 manhood and qualifi-
cotions, which will tend 10 create bonds
Iof political brotherhood between the
lrich and poor, based ON mutual interests,
land 10 avert conflicts between capital and
labor.
These views ] believe to be explicitly
or implicitly lcldby three iourths of our
'lvoting population, and only require dis
-Itinct Democratic cnunciation TO elicit a
Substantial response from the people,
'Iwho well know that neither public pol
Iicy based on passions. nor Radicalism per
lse can long rule without running the
lcountfy. and would be glad 10 combine
for The public good on grounds that
! Would restore our State and National
I A dminis slratona to the spirit and prac-
dec OF Democlatic-EepuDIican simplic-
liiy. t.l
: Should there be Democrats whose
mcn.a organization or temper does not
slpermit them 10 recognize existing facts.
eor conform their action 10 great popular
change-, let them for the public good,
sabiicate leadership, and leave the cncr-
'Igies Of iie people free 10 act in the line
!, lof lie and progress. NJ
Tie exceptional political condition OF
'lparties. and my desire to recall we'll
known fundamental principlcs. and in
|dicate some Of the logical consequences
and applications i'll nN judgment yitally
Important 10 thc future Of tlc country
Iaud the cause Of free government, must
be my apology for the length of this lei-
liter.
Thanking yon for your cordiality and
kindness in COMMUNICATING my nomina-
sIiion. and begging, Through You. 10 thank
: your constituency for il, remain gen.
tlemen, Very truly Your friend,
W. =. RosEcRANs.
: General G. W. Morgan, General Surhin
!. Ward. Hon. j. III. Hea.on. Hon. j. III
Il Putnam. Hon. Llcwcliyn Baber, Com
u iniltcc. Columbus. Ohio. .s. Jr-
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a CuNsrITrTroNAf. JrpGE.--A West
crn Justice ordered ithess to ''comc
np and be sworn lie was informed
that the person was deaf and dumb.
Il don't care" said the Judge. PASSION
lately whether he is or not Here Is the
CONSTITUTION of the United States before
me. 1t guarantees TO every man the
right Of speech; and so long as have
the right OF Il seat on this bench it shall
mot be violated or invaded, What Il O
Constitution gliaranteess TO a man l M
bound he shall have
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

CT An Albany rector. tie other sun
day. called upon the sunday ScLoo
ischoials to repeat the Collect for the day
Only one land was raised. please re,
lpeai The Collect TO me. my good LITTLE
lgiri. said the rector. The scholar ap
Ipcaring suddenly bewildcrcd. her teach
cr said 1T YOU know the Collect. hy
don't you repeat ft!s The little girl, cv
identity thinking something wrong. bash
Iiniiy stlnmcr,d out: Il thought b,
WANTED ali that lrd the cole TO hold NJ
I;hcir hands. and had ii tie other night
and father had 10 stay up and take car'
lof i:ie."
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TIE ADDITIONAL DTHT or Pcr Twlr T.
-lOuHc!i The Secretary Of tho areas
Gry- by paying twenty percent more
iOr tie bonds than i due on their lace,
has added. 30 far as he can. about $500
UQpLUO 10 the National debt. This is
s;fo.uhO,O O ior the state Of Ohio, and
s6,OG0.lCO for Hamilton county. W,
have SnU . voters, in round numbers, in
l,lis county. Tie additional asses nlcill
lor debt y III lie $50 for each voIer. Til.
Us. icI il be remarked. the Radical pro
lrranmc. The triumph of boutwell,.
I ioli,.y " lrich j. founG Up in tic success
o. tlic l.epublican party. is a new Sl5t
tax upon AL votcrs.-C!n. Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

0r.rGcn. Grants new cottage at Long
Branch cost $4,000. Grant was vcr!
moor man when he entered the army. and
his pay since cannot have averaged NOR.
than 10000 year. Then how can he af
ford $4,000 cottages? Can anybody
tell the lick it is done by?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

DrRrSG the last six weeks there have
been shipping from The o. NJ. X. T.. de-
pot at Washington. Daviess county, ono
hundred and twenty bogshcads 81 tobac-
Go, the largest portion Of which came
from Dubois county. llslWml l~En
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

A SPELL.-Two friends taking walk
on turnpike leading out from Balti-
more. were passing milestone inscrib-
Ell 2 NJ. to'R. "Poor B." said one
OF them, "a queer place for grave. and
Il mean sort of a stone TO mark it,
I"Why, it's a milestone, man y said tho
lothcr. innocrntly. "ls IL. indeed! III -
NJ don't spell tomb, should like 10
know hat IL does spcll.' +
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

EyW henevcr find '.real handsum
woman engaged in the wimmihs rights
lbizzines,'' then j am going to take mi hat
under mi arm aud jine the procession.
josh Billings.
We have some ''hards,im wiinmins,'
but they don't 70 that way. ffitd-t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

U,stA field Of seventy-fve acres of
wheat, on the Catholic mission farm,
twelve miles. west of Topeka, Kansas,
has produced. this season, three thousand
bushels, or forty bushels 10 the acre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

The following popular song, as sung
with such thrilling effect by Nine Parepa
Rosa, will be new TO many of our read
crs. In It's way there is hardly anything
prettier IN tie language.
Tie dew lay gliitering on the grass,
A Iuist lay on the brook;
AT the earliest beam OF the glowing sun,
lie swallow be nest forsook:
The snowy bloom Of the hawtorn tree.
Lay iliickly the ground adoriIing,
Tie birds We're singing on every bush,
AT inc O'Clock in the morning.
And BESSIE. The nilkmaid. merrily sang,
For tie meadows were fresh and lair
The breeze Of the morning kissed her
brow.
And played with her nut brown hair
But Oft size turned and looked around,
As ii the silence scorning;
Twas time ior the mower to whet his
scythc.
At five O'Clock in the morning.
And over the meadows the mowers
came.
And merry their voices rang:
And one among them wended lis way
10 where The milkmaid sang;
Hnd as be- fingered by her side,
Despite his comrades warning,
Tie ODD OLD Story was told again,
Al five O'Clock in the morning.
G-7 OLD Father Hodges was queer
Dl.ly. and. in his own Way. made every.
bcdy. q seljoci Of rejoicing.
Ills son caulc II one day and said:
II aticr. that old black sheep las got
two lambs"
Good cried tie old man; '.that's ~,
mos, profi:ahlc sleep that We have got
on hr w..uic anm.
"Iut one Of ems dead retuines
'pcn.
I'm glad on't," says lie father; "i,'i
he better 'oi' tie CID Sleep"
"li,it t'otLcr Is dead. roo.'
"-u much the better. she'll make ;
grand liscc ot mutton in The fall"
= g, ia Tie old sheep is dead. too :.
Icricd .'tn.
Dead. dead, What. The old sheep
dead :'rlies Hodges. that's good; ii,
was always III ugly old scamp"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

U- The California Conference Of thu
Melhodist Church voted in favor Of Ia!
yeas 81, nays 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

t-rEri9hsin Young he twill con-
fine himsrlfto oncwornn il every men,
bcr of Congress will do the same
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GT"You say. Mr.. Jaycoks, that you
saw the plaintiff leave the house. Wa;
il in haste Z.
Yes, SIR"
..Do you know what caused that
haste"
I'm not quite certain-but think il
was Mr.. Stubs boot tbc gentleman h'
boards witli."
.sI'Iat Will do, Mr.. Jaycocks -Crier
call the next witness TgfF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-10

WHAT medicine does a bad man take
when he has cross wife,? Elixir.
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4 Coon EXCUSE. A jurors name was
the clerk. Tie man advanced
10 The |. and said:
'..Iudge. should like TO be excused
1T is imlossible,' said the Judge de
eide dly.
"kul, Judge If You knew my reasons
"Wcll. sir, proceedc,' continued th'
Judge.
"Well. Judge, as ! must say it-Tv'
got the itch. Y
The Judge who was very a sober man
solcmnly and inrprcssively cxclaimed,- :
.llerk. scratch that man cut u
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WH.r kind Of, back is much better
than a stiI !a,k? a grccnbDcN N -g
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published EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS cOGSTi, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE.-Is COURIER BUILDING on
WEST MAiN SrEEET.
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PEiCE or s.BSI nipgioN.
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The following comprises the principal
portion OF Gen. Ro.ecrans's able letter
TO the Ohio Central Committee
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General G. W. Morgan, General Surhin
Ward. Hon. j. Ill. Hea.on. Hon. j. III.
Putnam. Hon. Llcw l,yn Babcr, Com
lniltce. Columbus Ohio. s. ael
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Dead. dead. What. The old sheep
dead :'rlies Hodges. that's good; ii,
was always III ugly old scamp"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-07
VOL. 2. NO. 1877.
elizabeth 2ailp @enitef,
PUBLISHED AT 155 BROAD STREET, BY
]. MADISON DRAKE.

FRIENDS AND Having
Just opened a licensed shop for the sale
of liquors in this place, embrace this
opportunity OF informing you that on
Saturday next, will commence the
business Of making drunkards, paupers
and beggars for the industrious and
respectable of the communicate sup
port.
+ shall deal in familiar spirits, which
will incite men to riot, robbery and
bloodshed ; and by SO doing, diminish
the comforts, increase the expense, and
endanger the welfare of the commune
ty. 80 a4E
[ will. for small sum undertake,
upon short notice, and with the great
est expedition to prepare victims for
the poor house. asylums, prisons and
the gallows.
I will furnish an article suited to
taste, which will increase the number
of fatal accidents, multiply distressing
diseases, and render those comparative
~ harmless incurable
I will deal in drugs which will de-
prive some of life, many Of reason,
most of property, and all of peace :;
which will cause fathers to become
fiends, wives to become widows, and
children to become orphans, and all
to become great sufferers.
1 will cause the rising generation to
grow up in ignorance, and prove a
nuisance to the nation. I will cause
mothers to forget their helpless child
rem, and priceless virtue no longer to
remember its value.
1 will endeavor to corrupt the minis
tiers of the Gospel, deile the purity of
the churches, and cause spiritual, tenn
poral and eternal death.
Ifany should be SO impertinent as
to ask why I have the audacity to bring
such accumulated misery upon a COM
paratiyely happy people, my honest re-
ply is, "Greenbacks.
The spirit trade is lucrative, and
some protesting Christians give it
their cheerful countenance. Besides,
I have license, and if don't bring
these evils upon you some one else. l
will to be an honor to my calling.
live in land of liberty. | have
purchased the right to demolish the
character, destroy the health. shorten
the lives, and ruin the souls of all those
who chose to honor me with their pat
ronage,
Come one Come all
I pledge myself to do all I have
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-07
REPLY TO AL1FE AGENTS CrRou1AR

REPLY TO LIFE AGENTS CIRCULAR. =
The following somewhat facetious re
plies to Life Agents circular, request
ing information as to the health and
habits of an applicant, were received
at prominent Life Office =
1. How long have you Known?
Since two years after [ was born.
q What are general habits ? In
winter, red flannel and blue beaver :
in summer, straw hat canted to one
side, and nankeen trowsers, very loose
in the legs.
8. What is his profession !? Congre-
gationalist.
4. Do you know, or have you heard
that he has ever been afflicted with
govt, asthma, consumption, splitting of
blood, or any other disorder to short
en- life /? No but he can have it if it is
desired by the company.
S. Has he ever had vertigo or ring
ing in his head Yes he snores night
ly, and daily hears the music of the
sewing-machine.
9. Has he ever been afflicted with fits
or rupture ? Never had fit in his
life--his tailor being very unsuccess-
ful-but once had rupture with his
landlady.
7. Has he ever had fever and ague ?
Had a fever last summer when the
thermometer was at ninety.
8. What state was he in when you
saw him last? State of Michigan.
9. Has his application ever been re-
iected I? Yes, once-promptly, by a
lady.
10, Do you think his life safely in
surable9 Not at his own valuation.
Bought at his own estimate and sold at
that of the people, he would break any
bank in the country.
II. Do you call his lungs sound
No, I call. them inflated air tubes.
II. What age do you consider him
Old enough to know more than he does.
l2. Does he smoke or chew 2. He
smokes when he chooses.
IA. Is he of steady habits ? Yes, he
i, agent for Fairbanks scales and bal
ances
Is. What is his height?. That de
ponds npon the thickness of his boots.
10. Has he children? Yes-two nep-
hews
IL. Is he ordinarily sober I never
heard him laugh but once, and that was
at his own joke.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-07
AN ORDINANCE

ITO flag sidewalks north side of Elizabeth ave-
i nue., from Spring street.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council of
the city of Elizabeth:
Section l. That the sidewalks on the north side
of Elizabeth avenue, from Spring stFeet to Smith
street, shall be tagged, the tagging relald of
width not less than eight feet wide. 4ia la.si .
Section q That the whole amount Of costs and
expenses incurred in the prosecution and compile
ton of said Improvement shall be duly assessed ac-
cording to the provisions OF the act entitled An
act to revise and amend the charter Of the city of
Elizabeth" approved March 4, 1853 y t
Section g. Said improvement shall be made ard
completed under the supervision and direction
the Street Commissioner and according to thepr
visions of the city charter and ordinances. az
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-07
AN ORDINANCE

rTNo grade and gutter DeHart place, from Rahwa
i avenue to Jersey street.
Be il ordained by the Mayor and City Council {
the city Of Elizabeth
Section j. That Dehsrt place, from Rahwa
avenue to Jersey street, shall be graded. curbe
and guttered. aNfh3 i-4+4
Section 2. That the whole amount Of costs an
expenses incurred in the prosecution and compile
ton of said Improvement, shall be duly assesse
according to the provisions of the act entitled "
act to revise and amend the charter of the city {
Elizabeth, " approved March 4th, 1868.
Section 8. Said Improvement shah be made an
completed under the supervision and direction c
the Street Commissioner, and according to the pre-
visions of the city charter and ordinances az
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-07
AN ORDINANCE

TITO regulate, grade, curb and gutter Leroy stree
1 from Spring street to High street.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
the city of Elizabeth:
Section l. That Leroy street, from Spring sire
to High street, shall be regulated, graded, curbt
and guttered. ee4 W
Section 2. That the whole amount of costs al
expenses incurred in the prosecution and comp
ton of said improvement, shall be duly assessed
cording to the provisions of the act entitled g
act to revise and amend the charter of the city
Elizabeth" approved March A, 1863 ailt
Section 8. Said improvement shall be made
completed under the supervision and direction
the Street Commissioner, and according 10 the pl
visions of the city charter and ordinances. az
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-07
cry OFFICERS.

Mayol-Philip Fl. Grier. I u.a asT
President City Council James 7. Wiley
Clerk-Jacob Seiple. u
misunderstanding s. Woodruff. -
Attorney-Joseph Award.
Receiver of Taxes-John Engel.
Clerk of Market James Rollo. ieHs -HR
Chief of Policel-John Keron. I go qeJ
Captain {. James Garland
Lieutenont'' Mot"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-07
AN ORDINANCE

ITO regulate, grade, curb and gutter Palmer street
i from First avenue to Third avenue.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council o
the city of Elizabeth;
Section l. That Palmer street, from First avenu
to Third avenue, shall be regulated graded curbe'
and guttered ..-a5
Section O. That the whole amount Of costs ant
expenses incurred in the prosecution and compile
ton of said Improvement shall be duly assessed
cording to the provisions of the act entitled " Al
act to revise and amend the charter of the city o
Elizabeth, approved March 4th, 1868. 1t t
Section 8. Said improvement shall be made ant
completed under the supervision and direction o
the Street Commissioner, and according TO the pro
visions of tho city charter and ordinances az
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-07
Come one !! Come AM !!

I pledge myself to do all L have
herein promised. Those who wish any
of the evils above specified brought
upon themselves and their dearest
friends, are respectfully requested to
meet at my BAR" where I will, for a
few cents, furnish them with the GER
tain means of doing SO.
An HONEST DEALER.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-07


Section 9. That the whole amount OF costs al
expenses incurred in the prosecution and compl
ton of said improvement shall be duly assessed
cording to the provisions of the act entitled
act to revise and amend the charter Of the city
Elizabeth" approved March 4, 1868. l.l
Section 3. Said improvement shall be made AZ
| completed under the supervision and direction
the Street Commissioner, and according to the pr
| visions of the city charter and ordinances. AZ
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-07
AN ORDINANCE

ETNo flag tho sidewalks on the north side of William
son street from Lroad street TO tho easterIy lin
oi ,lJ u nrdaincd by the Mayor and civ fo,,,f
the citv Of