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ns- BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THI

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superb Hair Dye ia the best in the world. Per.
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leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory Is Bond Street, New York.
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Mnniripal Notices

NJ CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE, JULY
18TH, ls72-HlS Honor tie Mayor, Committee on
Tidal Drains, aHd the other Members OF the City
Council, are very respectfully asked to witness
the Flushing and scouring.out of the Drains, by
the influence OF the tides, on the 10th, Goth and
2lst OF this month, as per published Table ol
Tides OF the 10th Instant.
LOUIS ]. BARBOT,
julyl0-3 City Engineer.
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TSLEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR
~ ATOMS.

W. R. WARNER & CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Offer the following assortment OF Elegant Pre-
parauons, now used by Physicians everywhere
Send for Price List to DR.. II. BAER, Charleston:
Iron and Iodoform Pills, q powerful Alternative
and Tonic
Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, LosacI
Nerve Power. &c.
Elixir Cinchonta Callsaya
Elixir Pyrophosphate Of Iron
Elixir Calisaya, Iron and Bismuth
Elixir Uallsaya, Ferrated
Elixir Calisaya, Iron and Strychn'a
Elixir Pepsin, Bsmuth aud strcyhnia
Elixir VaIerlanate OF Ammonia
Wine OF Pepsln
Bitter Wine Of Iron
Wine OF Wild Cherry
Ferrated Wine OF Wild Cherry
CONN. syrup OF Phosphates Tor Chemical tood)
syrup OF fHypophosphtes ror Consumption Bron'
Lozenges ss Of Pepsn and Iron
LicorIce LozeDges, cotaining Vanilla, Tolu, &c.
Elixir Taraxac1m Comp. This is new and valu.
able combination OF the medicinal properties
associated with Anomalies. IL Is very
agreeable and efficient remedy. Aside from
its medicinal virtues, 1t IL useful as q vehicle
and for masking the bitter taste OF Quinine.
Elixir Gentian and Iron
Elixir Bromide OF Potassium.
Syrup Phosph Quinioe, Iron and Strychnia, (Ait-
ken's syrup for Debility and Nervous Pros
traron, Indigestion, Chlorosis, &c.
Elk Valerianate OF Strychnia
Elk Phosph. Qulnine. Iron and Strychnia (of ths
greatest service where there Is o tendency to
Paralysis
Beef, Wine and Iron. an elegant combination.
especially servlceable In cases Of children and
delicate ladies.
In addition to the above, W. R. Warner i 90.
manufacture q full line OF Fluid Extracts and
Sugar.Coated Pills. all Of which are to be had at
Manufacturers Prices OF
pr. H. BAER, No. 13l Meeting street,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charleston. 3. q.
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@rST PAUL'S CHURCH, RADCLIFFE
BoRO'.-An persons who have been or desire to
be Pewholders In St. Paul's Church. Radcllfeboro',
are hereby notified that on WEDNESDAY next, oath
instant, the Church will be opened from A. N. to
5P. NJ, and some Ofilcer Of the Corporation will
be present with plan OF the Church, according
to the new arrangement OF the Pews, embracing
also their future assessments, who Will take the
names OF applicants for Pews and furnish all
other Information that may be desired. Those
anxious to secure eligible seats Will find 1t to
their Interest to present, either In person or by
their agents. at some time during the day.
By order OF Vestry.
T. GRANGE SIMeNs, NJ. D.,
inly1Q fmW3 Secretary of Vegtry,
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SrRAIGHT-oUT STOKES prints a manifesto
announcing that a straight-out State Con-
vention will be held in august This calling
Convention will be like calling spirits from
the vasty deep. That's all.
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L. GhAN0E Sln0SSt nA' ~
july1o fmw3 Secretary OF Vestry.

~ CHARLESTON EYCHANGE.-AN
Office has been opened on North Atlantic Wharf,
where the business OF the Exchange will be trans
acted, the meetings Of the several committees
held, and applications for membership received.
A. PRICE,
iulyl5 superintendent.
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Beaufort, s. O., June Ii, 1872. jun22.6o
SON MAR AGE. ~

NJ o N II AR b A q Il. IN
Happy relief forssYoung Men from the effects
Of Errors ana Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. lmpedimentt
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
aud Circulars sent free, 10 scaled envelopes. Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. oct12
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july2o

~ VALUABLE TESTIMONY> FROM
ABROAD.-Vincent Lundberg, OF Stockholm.
Physlcian-in- Chief to the King Of Sweden, recon
mends HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER for the scalp and for the hair.
Inlvon atnth2
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Qnpartnrrshlps and UlssuIutions

TlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED
i with him In business Mr.. CHARLES r.
WALK. The Manufacture Of Engines, MCCARTHY
Gins and Machinery Ia general, will hereafter be
carried on under the name and firm OF SMITH 4
Walk, at the Old stand east end Hasel street.
jun25-lm0 J. RALPH >MlTH,
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N,O RENT, THE INGRAHAM HOUSE
corner OF wentworth and Smith streets
House and premises In good order, with fine cii
tern. Forsfurther information apply 10 5. b.
PIUKENS, s. O. R. r. Office, corner OF King and
Ann streets. july8.stuthlm0
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legal Notlres.

T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT,
j three weeks after date, will make applIca.
lion for renewal Of Nine Shares Of Planters and
Mechanics Bank Stock, In the name OF Charles e.
Kanapaux, Trustee OF W D. p Arnau and wife.
lost or mislald. namely, No. 1878.
Charleston, 8. o., July 6-s3" ". D. P. ARNAU.
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Mr.. W. b. WATSON, Of Greenvllle, denies
most emphatically that he has attached HIM
self to the Grant Orr party. Next!
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ITO RENT. THAT PLEASANTLY LO-
Il GATED Residence on SuVan's Island, first
house east OF the Fort, for the season, partially
furnished. containing eight rooms. On The
premises there are line Cistern, well o! good
water, Stables, Carriage House and other Ont.
buildings. For particulars apply on the premises
to Captain DAN SINCLAIR. july11
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~ OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
TIE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COMPANY for
the benefit of the State orphan Asylum:
GLASS No. 51-FRIDAY MORNING, July 10.
u-7-45-54-47- 8-l5-49-36- 9-22-42
GLASS No. 52-FRIDAY EVENING, July 10.
5s-bs-25-24-4 -44O-44-22-63- So n
witness my hand at Charleston, 8. O., 10th day
July, 1872. A. MohoSo,
tuly20 sworn commissioner.
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UTANTED TO INFC.2M THOSE NOT
w acquainted with che fact that the SOUTH
ERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Issues Joint
Lie Policies, insuring the lives Of partners IN
business 30 that on the death OF either, the
amount insured for is paid to the surviving party.
1t also insures husband and wife on the same
plan. EBEN COFFIN, Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
maylS
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HuErial Notlceg.

~ PEOPLES SAVINGS INSTITU-
TION.-An Deposits made this month will draw
interest from the 1Tth instant.
HENRY s. GRIGGS.
;,uon1I Treasurer,
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THO RENT, A DESIRABLE BRICK
i House, located at No. % King street, one
door south OF Broad, containing Blk ro0ms, pan.
try, piazz and Deep dry cellar On the prem
ises are a four.roomed kchen and large clstern
The buildings are in good repair, and possession
| can be had Immediately. To responsible tenant
tile terms will he moderate Apply on the prem.
| ises. Julyl2
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MOUND, IN WENTWORTH STREET,
IL in September, 1870. sum OF Money, which
the owner can have on proof OF same. apply ut
No. s3 Wentworth street. julyl6 o.
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Eost an1 :5nnnb.

T OST, JULY 10, A JET EARRING,
IL gold tipped, with four pearls In centre. The
nnder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at the Western Union Telegraph office.
iuly20.l
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julyl5
ae- SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE UNDER

w- SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having opened Branch Grocery on
Sullivan's Island. is now prepared to furnish the
residents land those intending to locate there
during the summer months) with their Supplies
at the very lowest Charleston prices. Attending
in person to the business, can guarantee satlB-
faction to all who may wish to patronise me.
Very respectfully, F. L. o'NEILL
Iun20
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NlO BENT, THAT VERY DESIRABLE
BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 10 Montague street.
containing six square rooms, with pantry and
dressing. rooms aud gas throughout Neat fiower
garden, large cistern and roomy yard, and all
necessary 0utouildings. VIII be rented with or
without standing furniture. Apply on premises,
or to NO. BrOau street. july10
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@- THE CHARLESTON CHARITA-
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the Benent OF the Free
school Funa-Of1cIa Rattle Numbers:
RAFFLE GLASS No. 6l3-MoRNING.
2s-26-3s-.74- 74-49-63-l2-.53--l0- 6 648-32-.1l--l8
RAFFLE GLASS No. 6l4-EvRNINa.
33-38-77-62-30-78-- $780, 6-l9-62-41--67--50
As witness our hands at Charleston this 18th
day Of July, 1872
FENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
iuly2o sworn Commissioners,
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~ DIR. T. C GIRARDEAU HAVING
resumed the Practice of Medicine, will be glad OF
the patronage OF the public and the countenance
OF his friends. juIy19.f2
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for 6ale.

A MOTHER CONSIGNMENT OF THAT
~ celebrated Ginger Ale or Irish Champagne
win arrive to-day for the Pavilion Bar. Try 1t.
iulvQO-1&
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
JUST RECEIV ED,
FIVE HUNDRED FINE AUGUSTA WATERMEL
ONS, to be sold cheap. and delivered free ol
charge at the purchasers' residence.
ALSO,
WATERMELONS ON ICE, at
A. BROOKBANK'S,
Mesting street. above Queen street.
~ Persons having Ice Cream Cnurns belong.
Ing TO me Will confer favor by notl1ylng me al
the "Ice Cream Palace.n july20-l
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@ TAKE AYERS CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ to stop your Colds, Coughs and Bronchial
Affections before they run into Consumption that
you cannot stop. july20-stuth3
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A TWO AND A HALF STORY
i BRICK HOUSE, No. 1a6 Calhoun street, fne
cistern and plenty OF fruit trees. Apply to B. s..
u. AUCKENFUSS, Hasel street, opposite Express
ONCE between and II o'clock. July20-stu2
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TNOR SALE, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Light and Dark BRAHMA FOWLS, bred
from best imported stock. T. L. BAC0T, No. 81
Smith street. uyl1thstu6f
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CHINGLES. lbs. 900 No. l SHINGLES
- fGr sale low for cash by y. J. sCHLEPE-
GkELL. NO. 81 Line street, Lumber Yard.
julyl1-thsm6s.
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Sop wash aHd %HTa 2o5 apS %1aaS % genera 1
hOusework. One who can come well recommended
and s willing to make herself useful will hear Of
permanent situation at Barnwell by applying at
the office OF DAILY NEWS. july15-6
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NTTANTED, A GOOD SECONDHAND
w BUGGY and HARNESS. Apply TO shack
elfurd & Kelly, Southern Wharf. july2o-l+
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WJANTED PARTIES TO KNOW THEY
w Can dispose OF Secondhand FURNI-
TUnE TO coed advantage by addressing P. o.
Lock Box No. l22. july18. .thstuSH
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WTANTED, A NURSE TO TAKE
w charge Of two children. Good recon-.
mendations required. Apply to No. 1926 King
street. julyls
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Wante.

JTTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w WASH for small family. Recommends
lions required Apply at No. 122 st. Philip street.
july20.l~
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VXTANTED, q oRsEs, MULES AND CAT
w TILE to pasture on farm In the suburbs
Good grass and water and shade trees. Apply al
GHAPEAU d HEFFRUN'S next Mills House.
iuy19-2+
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A COOK AND WASHER WANTED FOR
n small family. References required. APP
ply at No. 6 Calhoun street. july9
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july2O-11
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sDrnus, Qhemlrals, or.
n RUGS AND ME DICIN N e s,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

DIR. II. BAER, No. Is1 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. O.,
Invites attention to the following Preparations
OF his own Manufacture:
THE CELEBRATED GERMAN SOOTHING
CORDIAL, FOR INFANTS TEETHING.
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Wells Carbide Tablets,


q = a day to agents, selling Campaign Badges fol
~ Ladies and Gents breast and pins gold
ated with photographs of sidentill Candida
> mpies mailed free tor 50 cents. MCKAY & CO.. %
4 ptIa = n
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DON'T LIKE THE DOSE.


Thousands ofDemocrats have repudia-
ted Greeley. Thousands more will do
so before November. They see through
his hypocrisy, and know that the only
use he has for them is to reach the Presi-
dental chair through their votes. From
every section Of the Union we hear of
honest Democrats repudiating the sham.
In Wellsville, Allegany county, New
Democrats are published who are in fa-
of Georgia at least twenty-five thousand
Democrats refuse to vote for Greeley.
Throughout Tennessee and Kentucky
the dissafection is equally strong. The
Democrats who agree to swallow Gree
ley don't like the dose, but take it as the
best thing that offers. The Louisville
Ledger is already sick of the Old Phi
losopher's attempt to ride two horses
This IS the way it talks over Greeley S
second letter of acceptance
Democrats had walked up like little
men and swallowed the Cincinnati pill
after it was sugar-coated with the or
iginal letter of construction. We had
thought this enough. But not SO. Now
just as we are enfeebled, faint, and help
less from the nauseating effect of the
dose, it seems the very refinement of
cruelty to be thus drawn across the knee
Of the grim old man and soundly spank
ed. But-anything to beat Grant.
They don't like the dose, but 'any-
thing to beat Grant forces them to
swallow it. Before November they will
see Grant in better light. The Greeley
fallsehoods will be exposed The true
patriot will rise above the ambitious pre-
tender, and the people of the South will
see in the hero of Appomattox the true
friend of all sections, and the safest man
to trust at the head of the nation.
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CITE Uribltlte.
Scandinavian Population Of tee Uni.
ted States.

We find the following statistics in re-
gard to the Scandinavian population Of
the United States in the L. Crosse Lea
der, and reproduce it. for the benefit OF
such as will find Interest in it, and the
number in Wisconsin, is large:
Having seen very often in the papers
statements about the number of the
Scandinavian population in the United
States, and having mostly found that
the number In these statements is
overrated or moderated. have thought
that statement, based on official returns
might be interesting, and therefore |
send you such one.
The returns of the last census show
that In 1870 there lived in the United
States 24l 900 individuals born In Nor
way Sweden or Denmark. Of these Ia
900 were born in Norway, $1,000 in
Sweden, and $4,000 in Denmark. To
this number of childrend born in the
United States of Norwegian, Swedish
or Danish parents are, of course, not
included. These childrend. even if they
speak their mother tongue and consider
themselves Scandinavians, are numbered
| among them, who are born in the Uni
ted States. By adding up these chill
dren in ten counties in Minnesota, it is
found that their number there is the
same as that Of their parents. But in the
States where the Scandinavlans have
lived longer time-as in Illinois, Iowa
and Wisconsin-lt is taken for certain
that the number of their parents. Com
putting these and the Scandinavian i'm
migration since 1870, l think that the
Scandinavian population in the United
States now amouts to $780, OF posi-
bly, nearer 100000.
According to the censns of 1870 there
lived. of Norwegian born in Wisconsin
$4,000; in Minnesota, SO, 900; in Iowa,
1900; in Illinois, $4,000; in California
1000. OfSweedish born, in Illinois,
10000; in Minnesota, 81 900; in Iowa,
IL, 900; in Now York, 1900: in Kan
sas, 5000; in California, 1000; in Utah
1900. OF Danish Born, in Wisconsin,
5000, in Iowa. $500; in Illinois, 8, 700 !:
in MINNESOTA, 2.100, in California, 1000 /:
In Nebraska, l 200; In Utah, 5000.
Before 1910 there had only emigrated
to the United States from Norway and
Sweden l 300 and from Denmark LOO
individuals. The Greater part of the
Scandinavians have immigrated in the
last 80 years. f. A. HUsHER.
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WISCONSIN ITEMS.

On Thursday morning Of last week a
slight frost occurred at Green Bay.
DR.. John o. Tailor, of Kewaunee,
Wis, committed suicide at that place on
Sunday by taking poison. lie was for
merly surgeon in the British navy, and
was man Of ine education and ability,
1t was thought he was laboring under
temporary insanity. Deceased leaves
wife and two children, who feel bis loss
deeply.
The editor OF the Green Bay Gazette
has been shown a bundle Of oet stalks
which were cut from the field of thirty
five acres in the burned district. The
stalks stood about three feet high, and
had been entirely stumped of head and
leaves by worm about two inches in
Ienght, which literally covered the
ground. The stalks had the appearance
of reeds, and the whole field was in a
similar condition.
The Milwaukee Sentinel Says the street
railway lines. are transporting not less
than 5000 people daily.
The Green County Republican reports
that on Friday afternoon last, as Mr..
Patrick Kehoe and his wife, together
with several others. were returning from
Monroe to their home, some four miles
from there. a drunken race occur
red, which resulted in throwing Mrs. Ke-
hoe out of the wagon, killing her almost
instantly.
The Waupun Times reports stacking
pretty mnch done in that part Of the
State, and threshing commenced. Most
of the farmers report good crop.
Portage County had snow last week.
Black river is blocked with $50, 900, O0O
feet of logs waiting for water.
Milwaukee wants large public park.
''like Lincoln Park at Chicago"
Milwaukee S receipts of wheat on Sat
urday were SO, $50 bushels.
About 1000 people visited the Cold
Spring races on Friday
w. B. ArDold's daughter; 4 years
old, has been abducted from Berlin,
The West Wisconsin railroad machine
shops are to be located at Hudson.
The barn, granary, gain stacks and
threshing machine of Mr.. w. Lester
were burned near GAINESVILLE on the 23d
inst, the fire taking from heated bear
ings of the machine. Loss about 1000
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A new German Republican paper tn
Milwaukee,.
The Sentinel gives the following cheer

The Sentinel gives the following cheer
ing news in regard to it
In answer to the many inquiries from
the German localities Of the state, We
will say that the necessary measures arc
being taken to neutralize the influence
Of the treacherous Herold as far as pos
sibe. A good German Republican
newspaper will be supplied to take the
place of that paper as fast as subscrip-
tions to that sheet expire, and lesson
taught It's reereant proprietor that ha
will not soon forget. If the Herold had
beenbuilt up to its present status and in6u-
ence with the money of its present man
ager, his traitorous conduct would be in
one sense an affair of his OWE /; but after
begging the money from Republicans to
establish himself in business, those who
have helped him and been cheated, feel
as if they had right to complain.
The Republican OF Washington coun-
ty are taking measures to start new
weekly paper at West Bend Immediately,
in the interest of Grant and Wilson.
This is an evidence of pluck that is COM
mendable. That county is strongly
Democratic, but it is as good ground to
SOW the seed of truth upon as any other
portion Of the State. Our Republican
friends out there are true as steel, and
will make the most gallant fight they can
against great odds. The Few paper will
appear in about two weeks.
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A Dozen Good Reasons for swuv~rtux
Grant.

First He has shown by his past re-
cord that he is true friend of the I'm
ion.
Second. He has never abused a trust.
aad has had no policy to enforce aeains
the will Of the people.
Third, He has endorsed honesty and
| introduced economy in all branches Sc
the Government.
Fourth. By wise financial policy he
has reduced the public debt upward of
three hundred and thirty-four millions
of dollars
Fifth. He has enforced the laws of the
nation justly, impartially and firmly.
Sixth. He has extended the protec-
ton of the Government to American ci-
tiZens at home and abroad.
Seventh. He has shown an earnest
desire to promote tranquility throughout
the South, and has done everything
within his power to advance its prosper
ity.
Eighth. He has maintained peace
with all nations and by his wise policy
has preserved most friendly and cordial
relations with the leading Powers of Eu.
rope.
Ninth He has given practical cyl
dence oe his sympathy and friendship for
neglected no opportunity to advance their
Interests.
Tenth. He has proven rs great In
peace as he was in war; wise and mag
unanimous as . statesman as he was skill
tul and just as a soldier.
Eleventh. Under his management the
rights of all citizens will be protected in
the future as they have been In the past
the credit and integrity of the Republic
will be maintained, and our nation will
continue to enjoy the confidence and re-
spect Of the world.
Twelfth. His great services during the
rebellion, his devotion to his country
when armed treason sought its destruc-
ton, and the sterling qualities which
have since characterized his actions as a
public official and private citizen. COM
mend him to honest men of both par
ties, and entitle him to tho gratitude Of
the nation.
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The Boston Journal says: &

The Boston Journal says: Some
special facilities for obtaining correct IN
formation enables US to assure our lie
publican frieifds at distance that every
thing is going on well in Main. The
Greeley movement reached its climax
several weeks ago, and has since then
in spite of all the Democratic braggln
the contrary-visibly declined.