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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.

LIBERALISM IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
The Hamilton (0hiO) Telegraph of last week
contained editorial in which 1t asserted that there
not 30 Liberal Republicans in Butler County
This buncombe has had the effect Of bringing out the
Liberal Republicans aud they circulating the
following call: ...... ........
1--WE, the undersigned, liberal Republicans. who
opposed TO the keeping In power OF the present Adm MIS-
traton and In favor of the election Of Greeley and
Brown the platform adopted at Cincinnati, unite In
call for meeting at the Courthouse In Hamilton, IN
Saturday. Aug. at O'Clock p M. for the purpose Of
selecting delegates TO represent Butler County in the
Congress Convention to be held in Hamilton, Aug
7; Also to appoint Executive Committee, and trans
act snch other business as may DO brought before tho
meeting"
This call is headed by John ". sohn and is followed
by Ransford Smith, James L. Campbell Chas NJ. Miller.
and co Others all Liberal Republicans who voted for
Grant four ago. and all residents OF Hamilton
IL was expected, that the list would be graced
by over 100 before night it being especially de-
sired that this number should be obtained before stop
ping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
TIE CIVIL SERVICE HUMBUG.
!. Fdffor or the Tribune.

SIR: The Civil Service rules discriminate
against those coming from distance. On the receipt OF
their application they notified that their names are
placed on the eligible list They also notified Of tho
time and place of their examination. BY the rules the
examiners have power OF selecting the names OF ap
pleaDts TO be notified for examination. Hence the APP
peant has not only the uncertainty OF the result of tho
examination but the uncertainty Of being called for ex-
animation at all. "1 -'
Tbe-praetice of fyoritsm as easy by the former
method who have been dismissed by the reduc-
tOn of forces ia other departments having better
chance than outsiders. These facts being known ma
prevent some from loss OF time and money and prove OF
nuhllr benefit ...-..- -. q. q. T.
Vashfu0tOn, d. c., july 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SArURDAY Ara 4


Mails for Rurooe Queenstown Liverpool steamship Ct
OF Paris close Supplementary Mail Pier No -
~ R. IL closed at | m. Steamship sails at .
German States, via Bremen, steamship hermann
close at u NJ ,,,.,
Direct German Mail Is BY this line. Steamship sails al H.
from Pier Dot Of Thiri-st, HOb0ken -
Mails for the German States Chansand and sen per steam
ship Humboldt close n Steamship sails at NJ IRON flef
No. l3S.R
Mail for Halifax ~ S. Is closed at the NewYork PostOhce eyJ
THURSDAY O'Clock Steamship sails IRON Portland Me- On
Friday at D. o.,
Inman Line Steamships
SUNDAY. Arc. g.
All Mails close at II O'Clock Tue fostOhee open ron
m tn II a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
COMMENCEMENT OF MOUNT UNION COLLEGE
OHIO.

At the Commencement exercises of Mount
Union College, Mount Union, Ohio, on the 9th ulte
fifteen young and three young ladies graduated.
The average attendance during the past year has been
between 800 and 400 Thirty thousand dollars worth OF
specimens have been added moro than 1000 models
have been obtained the Patent Oce the chemical
and philosophical apparatus has been increased by the
nnrchase of the apparatus of Alliance College, and about
100000 have been added TO the endowment fund the
entire property Of the institution being valued at $780,
010 The humber of students who have attended the
College from the beginning Sl0, OF whom 6,S6S have
become teachers Instead Of the Baccaaureate Sermon
addresses were made by Lewis Miller OF Akron, Presi-
dent OF the Board Of Trustees j. H. Kppart OF Column
Inns Secretary the State Board of Ag1culture W. d..
Henke, and Others The literary societies held eXer-
cses during the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
THE GRANT WARFARE ON WOMEN AND Chill
DREN
FTom Ths BIdSh0i0,0n Pd!ri0t.


A Philadelphia evening journal, the organ
OF the Cameron Hartranft cabal. has tDat nhuenoe
which, the close OF the day when the hamlet Is SUM-
in yillageke communities sleh nailes are apt 10 nave
What such paper, Intellectually feeble says or does
moi say would matter little any body but that IL is rs
we have said, representative, and speaks Tor greater
folks IT, thus speaking, has recently perpetIated an
outrage on decenoy, which no party exlgeney can justify
and against which the respectable Journalism oI tie
whole land, without distinction OF party VIII protest
liz will be remembered that one or tho tonder-
est and most touching notes or Mt. loS,Ve
COr1ling's lachrymatOry speech tho other nlght
MT tho Cooper Institute related 20 what
he termed the cruel attacks on the Pre5idcnts fanny
meaning the thirteen or seven relatFes-Whom ne mas
this either a. the President or his Cabinet he dd f0n
Injustice. No Opposition press has 80 demeanod ltsen.
When the naval inquiry respectable lazy hlIlo
was accidentally alluded TO ny MlnesS 10 D sis, NV
instinct which, almost at the expense OF , tn
Justice az once arrested criticism, and the mater Was
dropped without comment Nheh the cout Jo ,ni liz
naturally enough but rather grOtesquey reported Tue
tesics extended abroad 60 the daughter Oh tho
dent--who, doubt not, s modest ulihecea onus
lady-uO word whispered mat cOulu ~
shock the tcndcrcst Eensiblltits OF het
friends. For this no one deserves or Claims any '
lit is Wo repeat mere gentlemanly ihsuhet, -, . al
We do not know II Mr. COnkling claims ID lpNc NO
tmcton between great ana cVhlinon P oph oasit
while those be- desire to DC Iresdehts are rig
the attacks OF any rufin We shOuu lsle .n.i r.,
the tome OF the Philadelphia Radical press TOT ~ ~
fine Cameron organ, 70 which We have sptc1hi
we md nm editorial column leader dcvoteu 10 'iS
coarsest and most vulgar udcuo, pl hsau ~ sha
MIR ireeIey's dauahters-her only ohense peinb ,' 10
senee OF her mother who Is au ibNAlah Ns ,sh -,
guests at Chappaqua. This " tue VIZ n ,p,f,,ed Ind
Grant orp1ins or fs OF them, wage On n A. .,
gentle women, aud this tho evening ioo " pana,tcl
Mia We are conscious that noting tnia ouirbS,. 70
iearly Is lad as committing IL, but tnero ID ' w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
A wOMAN's COMPLAINT OF NETWORK HOTELS.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: l arrived in New Ork last night, and
tried at several hotels TO secure room, but being a
woman unaccompanied by gentleman was rniver-
sally refused Ambulance. For three hours wandered
from hotel to hotel and the nvarab answer was given
ave have rooms" Now wish TO know If al respect
able woman who conducts herself with proprey has not
perfect right TO the hospitality Of hotel and by what
standard of Judgment ladies are refused rooms The
Everett Clarendon, and Glenham refused me rooms
but al the st. German permission was given me to oc-
cupy an apartment for the night on condition OF vacat
ng il I'M the morning BY bringing this important ques
ton before the public. you will be doing myself and
other women similarly situated an inestmabe favor.
MRS. V. f. DEAN
No. 27 Lawrence-st, Boston, Mass
ST. German Hotel New- York, Aug l. 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At Jefferson Market yesterday, James Guard was
stealing milk wagon owned By Michael MeDODs while
the latter serving Of his customers.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Timothy
COnnos Bwsi heCue and Prank WH.a, be.wsen 10 and
held for breaking into Daniel Perkins bOwnga NO. III
CrObyt, yesterday morning and stealing oil worth Of agsn saa
liquors
Deidric Van Sooster, charged with resisting rev,
officer In the discharge Of his duty held yesterday IA sS hs
70 await the action Of the Grand jury solomon W her DAVID
Hitler and Asher Hitler charged with falsely and mabcou. swearing
that Philip Godtin bad disposed Of large quantity goods with IA
tent to cheat his ereors held yeseray In sZV Dali eaen
Deput Sheriff JaryiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
DECIsIONs-AUG. J.

Common PLeds-lSDecidl Term-Bv Judge LarremOre.
Dohane s Of FIVE cent made % no
plaintiff Ballard ag Hoe-MOon order OF arrest denied,
with costs Corey Schmidt sReaIaton ordered 70 enable de-
neposo objections to item Waie agt Orion See men, TOT
counseD.
SUPERIOR Court-Specidl Term--By Judge MonelL-
Mcdonald agt James Objections overrue lSe mem on pspAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

human endurance We counsel Senator Cameron rs
John Van Buren, once did leading Republican OF New
York Of questionable moral Tcpute, 10 call of his
dogs before Is too late" and especially let alone
women and tho children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
IMMATURE ALMANAC

srr = s AKA sun 1914 Moon nses..'' JSs
H'GH DIE-h M,
Cent, Uook 6,58 Cows Island. 735 Hell Gate FerrY VA
wArRR THIS DAV-P y 49, O., o..a
Gid, goot 49, ria Gov, Island.. ISL Hell Gate Ferry 9'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
pASSFNG Frs ARRIVED

FROM GLASGoW-In steamship India Ang 2-1hos n johnson
and son DR. Moore Mshood 1beo Mathis Mr. aud h
CsrEson VIM B. Lenor Ings g. Newcomb Mrs Barrett IL
Block, Charles j. Kinnon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
ReIiaious Notices.

NIacdougal-st. Baptist Church opposite yandnmst- Rev.
w REID Pastor sUNDAi-PfeaehRg lOJo .iIo p, m sun
SNSAYPyer and Conference Meeting Ssnse. IN tn:
aud those whose places Of worship are ' &sS6GD sonsf5
All Souls Church, and Tse1se Moan
f SSSD q ei H s5s j. = ti as E w Il
4nolIo Hail. corner broadway and wentyeghthst-Dr T.
A5ohT pcnc viii be en latter August cldren Lcs
Fourth Reformed Presbyterian Church, West IRSSnry
fssoisef Rsss TOMORROW and 1880
Flushing, l.. H. Baptist Church RSr %ees IN the
Ing g The Pastor, Rev X IL as S oeocP Seats Tree
cordial invitation is eIeDd all lhe coolest spot ia the village"
Janest NJ F. Church1In So9Sosn'e 0ie''nnS this '1a'a
Murray Hin Presbyterian Church. forieth't near
services eerY SABBA "a 10 A5us wopS
ING By Rev GEORGE j. MiAGNSi in the EVENING By Ken
ORD Port ocefy-Preac6aS at the Mariners c6qrch
To4oROW 10. o5 The Associate P1si9T Reg BIN 5S
the s'oa. sa Waier't and ws.st, at
New-Y or Porl socety.Paehng at the Mariners CsT's
TqIQEEoT at ny a9i.. 81 W WE i $S S aiS = %
the Rev o. b. BiDWhLL. Preaching at 20 "a'sr' anu so
odd Jobn-st NJ. Z. Church, between Nassau end william
sa1rreaeh9g By Re-, Mr. REYNOLDS OF BFOoh1 eor, syis
at the se1enthst Church. both MOANING and E'hSlSG
lOt a IN. aud u p IN, Come early" Beats all free.
preach in The Msdson-squa Presbyterian Church IohoSNo"
MORNING at lOi o'cloeA
Rev Asa p. Lyon, Of Paglngs New WI preach , ho
ave 10 MORKO ", tue at lOi a m and u p u
81 Paui,s NJ Il. Church. cor Feurhaye' and lmshg
tne Chapel Twenty -second-st .o'hOh@o" 'SsH1-"
at lUa o'clock. No evening service. NJ
~. Tbomas Church. rahaye fnI; Third s.-IS.
cnb % N erj SUNDAY tnro gloh ihe summer 'Js Snma
al M sermon lOt evening prayers ~ VS''NA IVY "
n.oa VII be administered on SUNDAY, Aug. = ---
service of SOug, Association man. So 5| e .bors
1Hetty thldsI otNDAA N'"-''' = =
- s,ns Free Church ighiecuth-si near Phhaye TO
MOiioN Holy Coamunon at ,aa w ,. ~ an M Even.
iAIDEr, viii preach dl M aud Tor deAi mu'ss "'P "
the Church of the Covenant, Pats's 'Sd Thirty
6nh.st kev Dr. PREM Kiss, Pastor wa be feoPeled 0i
Sicr ON SABBATH, Aug T. Service al lll A. NJ
professional Noites
~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly PROFESSOR
Of an Important specially syracuse Medical Soiss th
ous p.sI Fineth st Of ThriaSe, n l. Wy 1900
sS III other spec and general diseases &c. reliably Hea'
- -
l, Weooms Gnros. &f.
At WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No; loi , Eul-
n 1 w W. wRbntSti CARDS and PINE SrAroNkRf' VAsA@
lshea 1881
a prnlng.
WA FyERDELLn SONS, ll Fulton11nss;sMI,
w 'IirHoGRAPhlC srkAM JOB fhiSiA"S ~
hANutAO 49, ------.----------
fllGlnlnerp.
SoIFRS safe and Economical, Sectional y
RULES, a.. r,r common Tubular, water "s'A'' "
ae Tsa sss.s Pa; 3. SsaS rh Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
MALICE, soPHIsTRY, AND DEMAGoGIsM.

His letter is little more than second
edition OF his last trade in the Senate In which he re-
heated with lndcrous fidelity, Democratic falsehoo1s
and abuses Of the President In short the letter is put
tissue of personal malice, shallow sophstry, ana DIS
graceful deagOgism IL Is too thin" 20 use popular
and expressive phrase deceive even the negro, were
he as Ignorant his own interests and as doce as MS
enemies assume him be- 10 will he read with interest
because OF authorshp but II will win no aures ana
make no sincere friends for Charles sumner The Tam
his apostacy; but they Will despise him for his
weakness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
ADMIRABLE AND PATRIOTIC.

I'm his admirable and patriotic letter Senator
Sumner the keynote Of the conflict, The unity
of the Republic the equal rights Of all who wish Tor con
citation" With such spirit In cOnsonance Win MS
whole political life, Mr. Sumner advises tho support OF
Horace Greeley the truer exponent and earlier ana
more seadfast friend OF Republican principles and the
cOOred race. The letter should be read ana pioneered
by every citizen, and especially by every Republican
who wishes to vote conseentiousy and with due regard
TO the rights OF Charles Summer Is safe guide III
matters pertaining to human liberty III he err az an III
will be the side OF the oppressed ana doWntroddeh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
professional Noiltes

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Proiessor
81 an nportapt specially the syracuse Medical Soilese III
o. ll.l Fn,eth.st east Of Thiriaye, n T. Cy Ne,v., D'
III thr snec Al and general diseases, &c. rehsOv 'rA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

In taking this decided step Mr. Sumner has
fairly aud manfuly responded TO popular expectation
and proven himself the fearless champion OF liberty aud
reform that he has 80 long been Considered This action
OF Summers Is tho entering wedge when VIII rive
gent aud desrabe half 10 the one Of all others who
has tho greatest claim 10 it Horace Greeley. N 'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

oIIrpS Safe and Economical, Sectiolna !,
koiLbL-" ,, In DE-. 'Tic common Tubular Wa'sf "S'
49,. raa yAndsss ps, ses 81, PhA Pa
AI'~ - Gk0 q. HOWARD, u S0a'A sS'" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03
Usooms Gnros, &f.

At WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No; lOi , Eai-
n ton.,L-wEDDlSG CARDS and FiNA
nshed 1881 ------------~-----
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-20

We arc pleased to see that the
influential papers Of the State are
generally taking the position assum-
ed by the BULLETIN some two or
three weeks since: that, at the cnsu.
ing extra session Of the Legislature,
that body should not attempt any
thing like general legislation, but
attend closely and industriously to
the business named in the joint res.
olution authorizing the extra scs.
sion, viz, the consideration of the
Code and amendments, and that fin
ishcd, adjourn and go home. The
Davenport Gosene says on the sub
.jcct:
Neither the finances Of the State
nor the pockets Of the people are in
condition to stand any drains not
absolutely essential at this time.
Let the members Of both Houses,
therefore: go to the capitol deter
mined to set their faces against any
thing like general session, and
with answering purpose to adopt
the Code and then return to their
homes. If they leave the question
open they will be persuaded into q
long, expensive and unpopular ses-
sion.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-20
Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, =, In Circuit Court
buchanan County. of said 90.
To Samuel Rraden, administrator of the estate of
John StonemaD, deceased: also, Reizep Stone.
man. Zacherah StOncman, Jacob ii. Stoneman,
Butler n. Stononlan, Martin l.. Stonoman, Ru
fus r. stoneman, Elizabeth A. stoneman (now
Elizabeth A. Ayers), Susan T.. Stoneman, Lucy
A. Long and Wm. Ayers-all heirs OF John
Stonon,an, doceasod-and Josiah Caschicr and
Elizabeth CasebIer:
You, and each OF you, are hereby notified that
fore the LIST day Of January, 1873 there will be
file an amended petition of Eliza Hardy, the wild.
ow of the said John StOncman, deceased, In the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Blu
cbanan county, Iowa. asking that you, the said
administrator, be required to assign and admeas.
ure to her her dover In the real estate whereof
the said decedant died seized and possessed, I'M
der the direction and in such manner and by such
means rs said Court shall direct; that said
amended petition further asks that deed made
and dated 4ath day az June, 1896 and conveying
the VIZ of nell OF nei4, and the e,i of nwi4 Of
neA Of section 8, IN township 81, north of range
g. west OF the 9Th +. NJ. In Buchanan Co., Iowa,
Casebier to Eliza Stoneman & Elizabeth A Stone
man (nOw Elizabeth A. Ayers), be set aside, and
that the said Josiah Casebcr and Elizabeth Case.
bier be required IA execute A deed for said real
estate to the estate Of John St0neMal, deceased
and that unless YOU appear thereto and show
Gauge I'd the contrary on or bef9Fe noon Of the
DIX q the lanasy term q SAG 1sss!t Cont
rendered thereon for the setting aside or said
| deed aud the measurement Of dover therein as
pss'so = s.'' '''iEisIIiEz; ELIZA HARDY, widow.
NINA By D. 9. LIE, Attorney.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-20

AFTER world of negotiation and
not little strategy and sparring
among the owners Of the stock OF
the New York Tribune, relative to
the editorship of that paper and its
future political status, it is regard
ed as finally settled that Vice Pres
ident Colfax will be the editor-in.
chief, and that, of course, the paper
will wheel back into the Republi-
can line. The contest between the
holders of the shares who with
Whitclaw Reid at their head wished
the paper continued OH the basis of
Mr.. Grecley's card after election,
and those who desired that it should
support the administration, was
close, but was finally decided by
the purchase of 81 shares by VIM.
Orion, of telegraph fame, who turn,
ed the scale in favor Of Mr.. Colfax'
Reid, John Hay, and others Of the
editorial staff Immediately rendered
their designations, bat the former
consented to remain temporarily
until other arrangements are made
p. S.-Mr. Colfax has positivei,
declined, on account OF disagree
meut with Orion as to the future
policy and management of the pa
Nor
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-20
DR.. A. TRASK'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
FOR TUE CURE OF
INFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.

Dr.. Trask was engaged for twenty years in
a course of experiments upon the medical prop,
critics and power Of vegetables, separate a;,d
can.hincd, AT the age Of seysnty years nc sue
OF his experiments, u combination OF Vegetanlc
extracts the power OF which IN removing als-
eases is uncqualcd in the annals OF Medicine.
llls discovery c0nsl.ts IN comoln ial
ton OF these powerful Vegetable Extracts with
Electricity or Magnetism in the form Of an oint-
ment
Certain, It is. that the remarkable b, and %
application in the cure OF diseases, stamps II ~
once as the greatest discovery OF the age, and
calls for a trial and close investigation OF It's
lt never fails, whilo there remains sui
acient life to restore natural and heaithy nc,
ton to the capillary vessels OF the BODY, ana
rqualiSe the circulation Of the blood, ny ms
most malignant forms Of disease. which cannot
DC obi lined from any other remedy.
such IL the power Of this COMB ma.
ton, that it penetrates to every portion Oh
the human frame: every bone and muscle, Vein
nerve and ligamcnt Is searched ont and made
sensible Of its purifying and healing influence,
Hence it copes as readily with interval rs eX-
isrGal disease. .,
where this remedy has restored health 10 pa
ticnts SO near the grave that the most powerful
internal remedies failed to produce any effect.
Such has frequently been the case IN inhamma-
ton OF tho NdWels, . -,
No patient ever need die with this
Disease where til, Magnetic Ointment can DO OBJ
tanned.
For Nu(aMMatory Rheumatism
this Ointment is the most complete remedy ever
prepared For Diphthcria or Pntrid Sore Throat
it Is unrivalcd.
Ia nlnety.niHe eases pns Sf "a q
cases Of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes.
For Nervous Disc~sca this medicine Is
Of imInonse yanc.
J,amcncss. liberated Sor, Throat, Bronchitis,
p,aurisy. urnnr Gallo, Cholera Mnrhls. .Agic N
tho Eacs or HreAs,, burns, 6cald Herd, Scsy!nkl,
Salt Rteu'a, Erysipelas. Unframed Eyes hev s :
by the use Of Dr.. Trask's Magnetic olutment;
D, RKNsoM, soS 8 Co nrcTs's. nHlsss0. NJ =
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-20

CARL ScHURz, is credited by a
newspaper reviewer with the follow
ing philosophical reflections upon
the late campaign: ''The contest.
however, has not been barren of
results. 1t has played out the Demo-
cracy as party. This is well.
The people will not elect man to
the Presidency who wears the
Democratic label. The party, as a
party cannot hope to come to power
under that name. They must take
departure SO wide as to leave the
name behind" There are other
parties played out by the contest,
whose portraits may be seen in al
most any number of Har7'er's Week
IN during the canvass.