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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Sobannes Goaegium,
Yrairie on Sbien, Wis.
Inter 2eitung DER driili&en 8raaer

Der 3psd siess 'lntutss IL, Ser Sulsne pSliris eu
ahisnfs une eeS seHs RrreRsiisEs cine 1~sltsensstt ~ sts-
ten, cine sriuelite, duf he @rrnsiiss ctr Gsiisipn bsrrhsR-
be Grsistune ~ srhal.sI.
Die Gage hes 9~GaestumS ii uHa6erirsfeu sinfStll5 sr
@%eiunebtit, Seausnli6teit uns Sassest Der Sesrssis.
Das 4ebduee III ercs Hne beluefr eingsrtdtst; Teiae sp ten
Fns sef5tat, un eafebe nit aasm ~ periebst nae ,umr
DshlIetn uni 9emisrt Ger Staesnten bstragen fanr and
IN es ~anssbsn cen neittn une bsrrlidsn SpIslpldstn.
Der SmeisneuriaS UmfaSi NQes, mas ssr6taIi1 tn GsI.
lsssn sslshrt. pire, uHe IL In pisr SsgdrtsmeHts etRsstbeil
rifts Seyartrn,,ut,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Der auiridtise 9aabar.

S6auen's 1, Serr Tadbar, penn i'd
Sic iese nit 5brsr 6rau, Damn tab' i6
inaner Il BrcBe Jreur'.
Mlf 10?
0as lie ni6t melne 5rau III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
afaoemiides Gepartement.

Sritte aiane 6nsli5s Ssucrsntr. gsrssar, sses.
tGHa, 3teeiibupssr, altt @iibi$te uae Geographic, &sunt-
i6s Notwithstanding, ssomstrie SrisVnSmttris, pbpft, @.
tsiaif6, @rittiiG. jrluisfit. lsutin uRe Spaa.j6, lu,pn
ssruHihtl 3euaRtNe ~ cen 6isteleismuS.
Speife &laffe Age.ueuHsen, Ietertlias Bshaittn
9pstt, gsileisptie. SRsliibe eitsrl;Er, @riati6s aItfttbaGs.
tunee, Sriantt, Hhrencmie analptide Sserttrie, paRs.
meTen, Ghemis, 2atsiniih. @yjsHllh, 3ersntEe FIR rem "a.
tt~slisismas, srar;5FfS, Gtsti@ urS SgaaiiS (Nssn &c.
rlnIat.
Erife aIa6e SnslifSs 2Heraiar, NeStuiltds Dsbs..
ten, qrsit, unierphpff, 9tbit. alrsasmit, @selcsis, Ssrs9
aurs, Staatspirtbitait, eatsiuii6, @rietiid. 5taRtsEf&
G,uffh uun <pauiibI iperr asrunIhN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
ltnhem ugre Grsbheit.

amtmann: ga, @irtb, 1T penn msin
SiN'l Saufreiien nrh nidt fertis =? zs "a
&irIb (irserli2 in bic Slide rufenr) :
SIT rem Serrn amtmann iein SiIl
SaufreiIen nod ni6t fcrtis!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
%Mritbmetijde Seri6tiaung.

SSic 9eht's benn Osinn Gbebdlfte?
-@ic beiBt GbebGlfte? Gag lisber Che
eiertel- rrnn penn tic ii6 aus;iebt, lie
gen 3rcipisrtsl Yrn itr auf Rem Na6t=
tiif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Rittlerts Iebartement.

Tritte Siaiye Srttesraphis, StIsn, S1raI.sa Srar.
NATL, ReSnsH, Bspsregbie, Ssititts, 5rsH,oFlS (,suz sG
manIhtl Rslisiens, lnterrltt.
Sipeite alaie sseu, SSrsiSsR, Nrdlnmatt. guIias.
Ibrekea, Reduen, Alaetri, Stutl1, SdtsiniI6, sSgisttra
Sran;sfi6 (renu struriGt, HelisieusuaterrISt.
Grfc aiafc ssen, Strciesu, Ssrsbiu, aGijdslbra.
Sen, @tssturt, SeSiGte, SeesrapRis, 3sdnsn, gIaebra
@spu,tris, SuSfWHrtu, Seutlt 9atsiuii5, 8ri6t.iH frar
,sfid UNI SraEiii. (rern lepnaiht).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Sr. Benedict, director.
Nfarrcr u. Spfe.
Yfarrer y. NJ. Mbbeim
e 10 bnageH

Ssu. NJ. SeiA, Siiaef reu Pa GrsHe,
Rev. y. q. tenneban, glc@reser, Sera. \
ebrp. g. w. 2elen, pgairis III Gbisu. Gie.
@srm. Sobn edmier,
@brp. .. u. elarf,
u. y. Heitemaper, GsS.,
D.. Sdneiftg, @ssy
Gs. Ssalep, Ssl., edniins, Spps.
eSso. 4. Rat, SSa., @sSreepr, Ssra.
~. C'Sricn 9sl. @e@rt9pr, Sspa.
@brp. 2. u, Afahgusn, ! ssRsae. Htg1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Gin mibis Isiu uoasnner @ed frao

te zen teribmEeu ScpfrebnH y. Wfpns
reur IN elmer Ypn riclem Srranitalteten
Yrcrurticn Oh CT ibm niht iaSrn fSnns,
ME 9iel Yirr nal 3 Isi. Mrncsur err
wiererte pbne iI6 cinsn Aussnblid su be-
ilnnen i2O, wenn ib She Werthe psrs
ion bin!rnan;uifgsn mage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
unteres Jepartemeut.

Sueitr SiaHe Srttabiren, sssu, Rspasa 9eosga
ptie, S1rsibsu, 9l.s6ismu5, SinsgRtsrritt.
Grffc 6lahe SutadbireR u. Iefnirsn. Refer, SQsS
ben, Se5usr, @ei6j5ss, @SrSTaeeis, Esg!i5 GlfsttsruV
Stuaunterrttt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Observation-Disclosures 9epartsmsnt.

De- Sausslsripmi5aitliSe Surfus umias. ale 9ptlss
sinsr eutsn ereli5en Sr;iebuna. stnitltsit6 esisu, S6rti.
ben. 9sitiSte, @srsrdrbit, @rarIratii, Ssisiibrtbsn, Re
~sshbunssu, Se6Hsn, Ileebra, @ssne,.is sGSflrr,n, srsat
9trifltHe Vehrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Scsinsunsen,

Jar Wuif4 y. 3fihen tutsrri5t miro trfrn be;ablt. S;e.
ttlderlite 9er0usbe,atlurl. Gs nitro tein ahIua arTan,f
rtssn Gsrsienhtt, aAsssnsmmsn IN 5Sgea lana E~aatsrtcy
Grantteit cher Gnilahuue.
srei @iutSr 9nsaaeH gsrisbsn lstn. ionic mi, sinsr set6ssn.
Zen arsapl Ssnissn, StrllmPfs, 5aiGeurattr, Saaets3tr
Serstetten, sdnnC, SuTrsn u. {. 10. Seiner sinss @eas,.
finse MIRO Pem Seusatum s%elttfsrt, gerr rirt e~eisfser,
arrangements ~oisisrrdlb ee!rshsu fas. 9sses aldbuaas.
ent icate nit Gem Hdmen Zee StueeRtea aeieionet fem
Gltern, reits iers stnesr nab Siufs femmsa ~ laTsn man.
fTsu, islten iRtt ssebsr iueer aa.eisS sascr NADER mn
eas ntthise Reiieptls %cirisneeE.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11
,,eaaerraYy slrKOas, smBR1FF

.eyHoE 9riS taL
.An. nsas9r rSfnny friends of Bnrrin Riggs ESQ., the
-ak MA eSfeseht sheriff, ariiounoe him ns a cand-
,,s ,,sae.s .,.s,.a saais sslfssss rtt,sslso,ien.
" FRIENDS AND VOTERS
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

!. t.tsl.
duct toward the Grard Jury, as alleged
ia ,their Prcsshtncas which appears in
another column. Messrs 7. K. Sust or
ias and Jchn L. Humbsrt, were admit
ted to practice us at'o .neys end couust /
'ors, after Cue examination wherein they
both eyinccda very crcditable degree of
proficiency. No civil cases were tried
We don't see any use in Kidding
Court at thls time of year slvs for the
purpose orjai! delivery y-rtha. Is, for the
trial OF cfidiiial tases. Tks f.tn,c,s
have great deal Of imppoftaht basincss
to attend to ut home at this tluie of yea,
aid Bashl to DO intsriercd Will as little
is Possible.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

CouRT.--Thc Court OF General SIS
SONS convened on Moiiday 10 clock.
The following cases were disposed Of.
State vs. George Green Washington
and George Brcwh, larcency, Struck
off.
State VI Henry ChFSscb's5'rohgH, bur
g!ary aud larceny. Continued.
State vs. Wesley ashirgton and Jush
Mitchell, burglary, s,ruc. of.
State VS. Capers Green, grand larceny;
conf iinucd.
State VS. Frances King and Wm.
paulliirS, King, guilty, Paullng, not
guilty.
Tcuey Sistrdnk, assault aud battery.
guilty of assault.
State vs Edmuua slaley, burglary and
iafcchy, coiitihdcd.
State VS. Isaac jackson, forgery, cou-
tinucd.
State VS. Onn'l Jcffcoat, Malicious tres.
pas, guilty
State rs Alex Pou, baStardy, 3 cases,
ttot guilty in one case and tho other two
mol troS'd
TIE fJllGwiny sentences were pro.
hoinced by Judge Graham on Thursda,
&afi'!t!s last
Margaret Glover. petit rccny, county
Jail, motsth,
ftaHsGs kins, ats,n, 10 Pears lsr t.,
pcniten,iary.:
Dan cl ,!c'fa"at malitlG',ts ,i;cs''i,,s and
grand la,cchy, 3 mcntla ia c,tary i,l.
VIM \ Mount, tn pa: E,'f the bill =,
The special solicitor lY TIC c.scs aY.ains,
the County commissioners aud I'LL h 5
share OF the costs, and b: i.rpr,s me one
hour in tic cuan'yj.il, ani ;:lil,n- 'n pay
the fee and costs in trn days, 70 be i'm
I'sis"ncd i" the COUNTY Jill II months.
iicti,y D.cAsum, samc sentence as tnat
at Wm n Mount.
Hanry strunk assault. ten dnll.r.
fnc AMI ,s,s, ur mouth iii county
Jail.
I.u.eniA S."ith, assault and Battery.
county Jail 1 ,isHh.
Taft North. petty s>rsi'.y, penitcatia.
ry six months.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

PEnsoSAI..--Wo were pleased to
receive cali, during the past wee;
front DIR, Arms traveller NJ. II. O.
Clark. who was in our town dovotin
his time and attention To the prcpar +
tions of the great medicine man. Thi.
call has become pleasant annual to IL
iro;" the able aud rellnl,lc business char.
acter OF tile accomplished gentleman
vhoih'tiils firm scnitl' oi.t to transact their
bhsiiicss No house il better known or
valued by the press for It's promptness
i'll settlement than the we'll established
aud porulir j g. AVER & Co, Low.
'ell, Mass, whose medicines have become
- housel!6ld necessity, an'l won the con,
iience and rr',isG dfall Our own ac.
ii;"i#,;mGa #iih ;ilan has exile dcd over
a series of years, aud wh have invariably
"und them, Their travellers aud their
Medicines, wortl y of the commcndations
!hcy every where receive.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11
I.xrrI,S i,I1. hs

YENETiAS BIS ts. No Invention
was ever 50 importan, 10 :ha People of
hot climates as the Venetian blind. -Nt
hitting the air and shaded light, while
Keeping out the heat and glare, they are
absolutely essential TO comfort in this
country. lfthe houses of any of our rea
dcrs are destitute of these valuable cou-
irmanccs, they should at once, before
The ttut weather sets in, send their orders
u Mir Z, 2. ToALE, No. 20 lIayuc
street, Chaflcston. s. e.. manufacturer
aud dealer ii! ad&rs, sashes, blinds, ba-
uatcrs, nfor,tin.s, Nc. &c.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

afth voice. The irritation from this
latter cause commences in the lu,ynx
and glottis, which are tho organs of the
voice, and extending downwards, produ-
ces hoarseness, coughing and splitting
mucous matter, spnetinies mixed with
blood, II is chiefly dangerous ffom its
tendency to spread into the lungs, and
terminate in consumption. 1t is in the
cure Of severe and obstiiiate cascs ofthS
d;senss tlint Dr. Piefce's Golden Modi.
cal Discovery has achieved Unparalleled
srccess. aud won tile loudest praise from
all Who have Used it. 1t is sold by ell
respectable druggists.
Thk HARVEST arF THE tikAD.--
When the comb acts ns rake. bringing
away roll of parted fi1rcs every time it
passes through the hair, badness would
soon be inevitable. Hut even III this
case. forlort. aa IL liiay sctc,u, lie mischief
can De arrested; lie loss repaired. Lyons
kathaiton, aiIGd by brisk application
of the brush to promote the absorption
of the fluid by the scalp will stop tn.
rhiuniay out prdcesssiu forty eight hours
The ruots From &liic! the dead flaments
we're SLED will soon be re endowed With
vitality, and new gruwth will sbvedtly
spring up on the denud,d places. This
work of reproduction will 90 on until
the damage is completely repaired, aili
she lu2driaut crop OF hair thus produced
will never wi,l,cr or Iail cut as long MS
the vi alizius application Is eauly,rly
continued
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

The journals which had been abusin.
the udn iristration because the indirect
claims were pressed for consideration
on the Board Of Arbitration. thought
they had new cause to slandcr Grant in
the report that those claims had been
witidrnwi. They a. c',ce began to
accuse him Of abandoning he only poin,
in the treaty t'uny value t. the country
and tho oniJ question in which great
-princip'o. vds involved. For this ~
par ed change in the foreign p',lcy oI
the Prcsideht, they c,.ilgelcd him more
mcrcilsssly than ever, when it trans
rircs that the report was without inun Ia
tion, and the indirect claims" are n !,
yielded. Surely this does leave tie
pngilistic eh ors in prcdtc:r.tnt. TIL y
may take either horn Of the dicm nn
they clspoSc, they mus, eat their vn
words. They all Gglit' Grant ON prir.
cirlt y phat is rl!,iii.-tdluhS. !,
tniOm
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11
r.mTaE cn:tHt'gsroN RitiGBtflc4x.-

,u-nTGE c'n.tHttssross RitaGDFlcAx -
! The Charleston RepnLiras recently
80 !nftde'the following announcement
"a. ,i.s,Froh, this date, for period of aSbut
- ak weeks. we propose, Tor purely ecu
% "a hapicil reasons, to su'speIiil the public.-
I'D tion of The Daly RrpuJlicou, aud to
sg, issue instead 4 scui. weekly paper Thie
,'ts Will appear; on Wcdiftsdpy anil Saturday
Il ,aiterloons' of .e4cfy week, uihil tho time
ali,, When We shaIli rests.t the publication Of
I'D the adAilS piper. Id,ssnuch us the Eur.
7slden Of supporting a Republican newspa
=, Per, ,in this S~.te, necessarily falls OH
few, On aeco,ib: of political hostility, VIC
y are, therefore, unwilling to inpcri the
lac interest of those isho are true enough to
%. the party to bear the hrunt OF such an
h.r enterprise, by dain!stno much in advan e
M If the campaiya, wlTtl. IS now close at
80. - hand.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

H.. ,'a .'i1sasnss, ,-J"hp Robinson has opened
Fss"s barber shop over Briggmnn's store
4s.tWe.are glad to know it. If there is
stf ia. ppe thing on earth that we like better
'',i,s Than anything el>e-c1c.pt some few
i. = thcr things is to have our head
rubbed by dcft, soothing, insinuutng
fingers dream ard dozc away in a
battclrs chair for an hour or So Of a
summers afternoon. o most delightful
:, Thought! Dean on.-and. John. rub
On, rub on I!
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

:. CouaT I1EIs. Court WIS sl,hFt til is
fimo, very. short, having Goeu> adjourned
? Thursday morning at 10 cbck Bat it
j, Was lively court, very. lu fact, ratlisr
foo lively for this time Of year 5fui'lge
Graham presided with his usual ai.niiy
-ssands ability and PRO tenn S"iic,tu,
>. ,GgssekSe bore bis new honors very grace
t'duiIyzh Tx Solicitor seaBtook was seur
srsg Jail, fdr twenty.four hchrae ana s,s
,,.ssadgdfl fai +aa Practice in the Circuit an
Probats .CopH4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tbr
SSatsmpt' Of court. County Commiss.
I -ioDer j. Folder Meyers was sentenced
e'tS 1payS - su4s 5bf twenty-five dollars or
/ skSd scommiaed until paid, for his con.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

There Is IN irritation or nj hammation
of tie brbhchial tubes, which carrys TIC
air We breathe int" he lungs l. arise
from cold settled in the throat, from
Catarrh extending to hese parts, from
scrofulous affection, au1 from seY ,rc use
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

Ne beg leafs to Ssil ,ie attcntion of
-a bur read ,rs tn ts.s aivcrtisGiiFe,it of Mr.
W. T. Ligh,foot i'll aHatEdr totRRtH.
Dir. l. Is live b,s7a.ss mar ana is pr.
< pared to fun;si, housekssrers with a
th"iec lot of fresh tatt'.iy 9,orerics
~. Like him a call.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

TnK SovruEnN CuLrIvAro,t II he
May number Of this magazine puts Ii: a
.,a grleafapnt, readable appearance thix week
II is fall to the brian with food for tho
farmer, the s;aruner, ,hs housewife: aud
* ,lLe frr<',!e. S,.ud So to W. 4 X. l..
.'"nes. Athcns, Ca aud y"u will hay.
:, - "a prpt your Iuhnry tp some y n,d end
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11
j, e'",-i.,dffE fEsNEWS HAS. THE LARG EST
.,sps,,aa CIRCULATION INTHE CUtlNTY

u.g,,.on guAvks.-We "fe indebted to The
HIM, Il. iS Etliot,, nienBaf Of Congress
irem the III Con srcssohal district. far
copy 81 ,iisi tfn:sl State, Census Re-
port, 1870.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11
TAN SALE
UNITED STATS INTERNAL REE.HUE
2p. DISTRICT s. C.

BY Virtue of n warrant OF Disrain, from
W. Chroutman, Esq, Collcctor of Int .rna !
.escnue. 2d District of $ G, wi. be s,li at
'nblic Ortcry, NJ Nancrs Ferry POST o.tice.
~ fues'ay ith day of May 1872. al / /
O'Clock NJ. the interest of Pinckney ] Tate
n all t.ai Planiit,iHh lying on Santec River.
Containg lCJ act, s I.'bre or less boun la
ny lands of Peter Ayingcr. Rstate Of
Thomas Tate. and others Levied on o
sa'isfy tax due to the United States from
linckney Tate.
Terms rash. ". DlBBI.E.
Dept, Col. Div = pist. u, s. c.
Orangeburg April 23i 1872
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-10
North Carolina Election.

The grand conundrum of the week has
been, which party has elected the Governor
IN North Carolina! As to majority of the
members Of congress and the legislature there
has been no doubt or dispute The Demo
Gratis have five OF the congressman, and
majority of IS on joint ballot in the leglsla-
ture. But the popular vote on Governor mas
been singulary variable from day to day. At
first, Judging from the result in the more pop
alous counties on the coast, the democrats
were confident OF having elected their Gov
ernor by from 5000 to $1,000. Then, as the
''back counties commenced coming in. the,
democratic majoiities began to grow smaller
until finally they disappeared, and the latest
returns indicate the election o! the republican
candidate By about 1000 majority, though a
dOub, still hangs over this result. the latest
despatch dated yesterday, saying: ''This
morning the result Is more doubtful than
ever. Corrected returns increase Merr;man's
gains, and reports ofiIcga votes are constant.
lypouring in y
~ s'Chs, io"cNtI, NHdl inc IA'lIC8l OFFICIALS
at Raleigh figure Caldwell 1000 ahead while
the democrats clam that they can prove
frauds to double that figure, and insist that
Merriman is elected.
The fight was square one between demo
Gratis and republicans, bothsparties having
nominated their tickets before the Cincinnati
or Baltimore convention. The liberals thus
generally voted the republican ticket, which
they will not do when the issue is between
Grant and Greeley. Indeed it is said that one
OF the republican congressman elected is q
Greeleyite, while there is also doubt about one
OF the candidates on the state ticket. The
state is regarded as entirely sure for Greeley IN
November.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-10
State Fair Matters-Important. /?

Here is a matter IN which Ottawa and La
Sale. county are deeply Interested matter in
Which their reputation is at stake, and in re.
ference to which the time has come when they
MUST act.
A meeting of the County Agricultural
Board was held at the Court House on Tues.
day. Though a meeting of the utmost i'm
portance-a STATED" meeting, and of which,
IN addition, abundant notice had been given.
the attendance was so thin as barely to amount
10 quorum. The meeting was large enough,
however, to hear the financial report OF the
Secretary, and to ascertain that the finances
were in really startling condition. The Dur.
chase oi ground and improvements necessary
Tor the accommodation of the State Fair in.
VoiVeo an expenditure of some $4,000. O,
thls sum $4,000 have been raised bv lonn
leaving $4,000 to beruiscd hy substitution
W these $4,000 less than s. 900 have thus fa,
been subscribed and paid in. or arc REGARDED,
as collectible--lcavin. between seven and
eight thousand still unprov,ded for. Th,
Secretary, as well as the members Of the Boord
present, declared their belief that to raise thi,
money by circulating additional subscr,n,io,
papers was a sheer impossbili,y. Some o,he
means must be devised-the money MUST b,
had.
The expedient adopted was 70 issue bond
OF $50 each, secured by second mortgage
on the property, bearing 10 per cent interes
and to raise the money by selling these bonds
Gentlemen present expressed a willingness I
take these bonds to the amount OF abou
$1,000, but to meet every obligation, !
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-10

Will be necessary to sell $4,000 worth,
How are they to be sold! Who will take
interest enough in the matter to peddle
these bonds through the country, without ex-
pense to the Board, until they are sold and
the needed money is raised? Somebody evil
IDENTIFY must be found to do IT.
The matter Is deemed of so much impor-
lance, as involving the honor and good faith
OF Ottawa and La Sale county, that the city
council, at special meeting last evening, re-
solved to call public meeting of the citizens
at the Court House this evening to take the
matter into consideration, and TO adopt such
action on the subject as the oyegencies Of the
case render imperative
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TIE EDITORIAL BUREAu.-One of the s.lead-
ers' prepared by tie Grant editorial Bureau
in Washington for the minor radical country
press" was enclosed by mistake to the German.
town, Pa, Chronicle. The editor quotes a
paragraph which speaks of Greeley as "hurl.
ed headlong, flaming through the ethereal sky,
with hidcous ruin and combustion, down to
bottomlcss pcrdltion." Sublime, isn't it 1t
takes 40 boys, they say, at Washington to fold
and place in envelopes tins sort Of stuff and
half dozen Of congressman and heads of bu.
reaus to frank it through the mails.
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1t has leaked out that Grants trusty bench
man in New York city, Tom Murphy, has
made bargain with w. NJ. Tweed for the de
livery of the political element, over which ting
latter has influence, to Grant in November, in
consideration OF Murphy's obtaining the IN
fluence of Grants administration in behalf o.
Tweed in the suit pending against the ex
chief of Tammany. Jenny O'Brien, another
boss politician, whose favor Tweed has man
aged to SECURE, is n party TO this bargain
Jenny proposes to aid Grant by helping tc
set up the Banton. Duncan Brick PomeroS
side-show
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Sour GRArEs.-The president, in his quiet
retreat from official cares on Pullman island, in
the st. Lawrence, watching the political signs,
discovers the presendentlal office to be sour
grapes. TO an interviewer he said: "IIe was
not anxious for second term, but consented
to receive the nomination simply because he
thought it the best way Of discovering whether
the majority of his countrymen believed what
was alleged against his administration and
himself personally November will doubt.
less enlighten the President fully upon that
point
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The constitution of the L. S. says, IN,
money shall be drawn from the treasury but IN
consequence of appropriations made by law"
The treasurer, however, pays out on the Or
der of the heads Of the departments, the pre-.
sumption being that no "head" will draw on
the treasurer without due authority. In the
face of this constitutional prohibition, millions
have been paid out under the present admin
istration without scrap of legal authority
Secretary Boutwell, has just paid $4,000 to
one Pickett for shoe box full of confederate
documents and correspondence, scraps o.
which the New York Times is permitted tc
publish exclusively as campaign matter
Grant and Cresswcll ordered the treasurer tc
pay $3.50, 900 on the swindling Chorpenning
claim, for which no appropriation had been
made, and the steal was only stopped by the
determined interference of Mr.. Dawes chair
man of the house ways and means committee
Secretary Robson paid the Secors SIG 600
Pennock & Co. $4,000, Savage, John Roach
&c, $l5S,O00, all on rejected claims and for
which congress had distinctly refused to make
an appropriation. All these were as bold and
dastardly thetts as if the treasury vaults had
been burglarised to get the money. Yet this
is called an "honest' administration
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Totals. 366

Necessary to choice IS4
Add Pennsylvania and New York to the
above Democratic States (and who doubts
that Greeley will carry them !and Grant is
beaten by 8 electoral votes. But in addition
to Pennsylvania and New York Grant will
lose, of the above republican states, at least
California, Connecticut, Florida, Louisiana,
Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Vir-
ginia, and Wisconsln-5S electoral votes.
Thus the vote, at the grand out come IN No.
vember, will stand about thus Greeley 246
Grant 100. Mark the prediction, and stick a
pin there.
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The issue involved in the present political
campaign, which is, shall we have reconcile.
alton or shall the war on the south continue,
is squarely met by Boutwell,, in one of his
North Carolina speeches. 1--WE arc advised -
says he, ITO clasp hands across the bloody
chasm made by the war. IrRoTEsr AaAINsr
THIS ADVICE"