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TOW-BOat For Sale

THE Subscriber offers for sale the Steam
i Towing Stern-Wheel Boat, Ike IIammitt
with engines, machinery, tackles, apparel and
furniture M she now lies at Cairo, his
Her length Is li2 feet, her breadth "a feet, her
iepth feet and measures 80 tons She has 3
boilers "a feet long and 81 inches diameter, high
pressure engines with cylinders III inches In
diameter and feet stoke; feed pumps ~ in
ehcs IN diameter and II inches stroke and all
modern improvements, and Is 10 every respect
staunch, TIA worthy, and in good condition for
navigatioh. For terms apply to-,
s. 8. TAYLOR.
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Love; Its Laws, Powers, 81

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Leading Journal of Southern
Illinois.
The Bulletin

VIII steadIastl, oppose the policies c, ID.
Republican party, aud refuse TO be tram.
melled The d!ctation Of any clique in the
Demo ratio organization.
u believes that the Republican party no.
fulfilled its mission. end that the DE NO.
cratic party a. now organized shout, , & r..
.torcd to power.
I, believes the Radical tyranny that has
fer several years oppressed the >outr
should be overthrow and the people e; no
southern States permitted to con,ro. th,,r
own affairs.
1t believes that railroad corporations
should be prohibited by legislative erac,.
ms nts from extorting and unjusty dsscrlm-
mating in their business transactions With
the public.
II recognizes the equality OF all men DC.
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No one remedy is louder
called lor by the ncccs stiles
OF the American people than
a sure and safe cure for
Fever and A2uc. such
we are now enabled to oncr,
with u perfect certainty thyt
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
WILLIE.

ON and after November D. passenger train.
~ will run daily except Sundays a. follow.
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pr' '' o. AVER a. CO., Lowell, Mass,
Irdcfiodl aud analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
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RAILROADS.
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. R
RAILROADS.
CAIRO & vINCENNES R. R

JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29

by }. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AuCrIONEER--wILL
- sell IN los to mOrroey Quesfay), entire stock Fix.
lures Horse, Wagon api Harness Of family grocery
fuI particulars tomorrow. CAMPO LII 4 Co, Auc.
'pd Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29

NJ TIL VI NHbU 7. AUETION.ER
~ ifade sale OF large Ock OF Furniture Of manu-
nrtnfcr N tuesday. N INST at lOs O'clock, ut the
saesrooins junction OF New Chambers, Duane and VIII
Nm reefs large quantity of walnut ana oak Dining
Room chairs % dozen bent ana Stat back wood Chairs
large assortment of walnut Extension Tables walnut
kockerS carved walnut and manoghany and iron bed
sen faror suits In reps and baircioh, c. The sale
VII commence with the Fixtures OF Restaurant and
Oyster silicon consisting OF line Counters ~ Ciairs Ice
Shest labes Cutlery. Crockery, &c y. B.--tarties
desiring advances on Furniture other mer;handise
can be &C ON nodated with from $500 TO $50 0D by ap.
PLYING AT tne office OF tlc auctoneer, No Chambers
street tI.ast River Bank Buidingl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29

MfLfIAM KENNEILY, AUCTIoNkER.wILL SELL
w Al the Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill Broad way,
Wednesday, March 81 at O'Clock noon the House aud
Premises No M Mott street; lot 2jxlOJ house, three
story frame brick 'front.' lx32 Sale positive IN fore
closure by order Of the supreme Court, der direction
OF WIN. g. Marin, Referee.
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COUNTRY BOARD

NNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, BOARD
w tor the summer at moderate price, not over 70
miles from New York location must be healthy, have
ample grounds for croQuet &C. and be asiiy ssbe
office.
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MILK AND CREAM.

NJ ID WOODRUFF CO., ~ To q NORTH
IN. Moore street Pure Cream delivered in any part
ot New York Brooklyn Jersey CITY AMI shipped
packed in Ice to any Town between Boston and Wash
ingtOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29

S COACHMAN, BY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
n single man; fr5t class city references from last m
Rloyer no objection to the country. Address ID. c.. l
West 36th 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29

DAWNBROkER'S SALE.-THOS. J. McGRATH, AUG
J. tonecr 1853 Chatham street. corner Mulberry, will
SELL this day ii o'cOck mems and women's Clothing
Dresses, ShGws Remnants. Quilt, Blankets Bedding,
Boots Shoes &c Also Coats Pants and Vests By order
r. Ganlcy Division street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29

WANTED-A PLACE BY AN HONEST YOUNG MA!
w in a bread and cake bakery; has been ~ years II
that business. would Ike TO drive wagon. Address
Herald Brooklyn Branch Office.
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TUE METR0p0LIrAN PRINTING EsTA ADJUSTMENT
j 2Is Broadway have unsurpassed facilities for doing
all Kinds OF Printing with unusual promptness aud at
moderate prces
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A COACHMAN AND GROON'S SITUATION WANTED
II BY a single man who thoroughly understa nds his
business Address PETER box l4l Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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GEN LEMAS Is ANXIOUS TO PROCURE
"a situatol tor his coachman; thoroughly under
STANDS ms business; strictly temperate and perfectly
Trustworthy Address o, b., NO 22 sixth avenue rear
building
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YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH.
~ man Is willing 10 make himself generally useful
Address for two days j. G., box l62 Herald Uptown
Branch Office
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FOR SALE.

GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE, on SECOND
n avenue, cheap lony lease and cheap rent also,
downtown sample Rooms, sixth avenue Liquor stores.
MALONr'> store Agency III Nassau street.
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YOUNG MAY WISHES SITUATION AS COACH
~ man. or co1chman and gardener: has three years
nrs class reference from last employer Address PAT
kiCk WALSH Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29

VTANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS EDITOR OF AN
w established commercial weekly newspaper at q
salary 500 will purchase quarter interest; Will bear
inspec non Address AQCfS, Herald Office
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A REsPEC TABLE COLoaED MAN WISHES A SIT
~ uation coachm city or country; best city
reference. Call AZ address ia West 18th st.
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vNANTED-A COMPETENT ENGINEER TO RUN A
w hotel steam boiler ana ma Ike himself rally
tui repairing. keeping things in order, DC Apply at
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100 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET NEAR
w Fourth eyenue.-tandsomely furnished Parlor
and BedrOom bathroom connecting; also other Rooms.
with board reference
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o. Q LEXINGTON AVENUF.-A PLEASANT FRONT
CfC Room, with Board, for gentleman and wife, $12
nlso two small Rooms for single gentlemen ST. pr.
vate family; all improve
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

DOARD WANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, BIB
ID ThIrtieth and Forty fifth streets and Sixth
and Eighth avenues for married lady; would furnish
room. Address NJ f., Herald Uptown Branch office.
INANTED-APRIL ], BY GENTLEMAN AND
w wife large front Room on second floor, unfur-
nished with Boari; location, Twenty.ihird to Thirty
fourth street. Second and Fourth avenues private fam
lily preferred Address, with particulars NJ. r, o..
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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zoo street, Brooklyn f. D.--A widow lady, living
alone, would let furnished Room or farlor and Bed
ROOM to single gentle map Breakfast If desired.
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ltOACuNAN's PLACE wANTED-BY PROTESTANT
= mans understands cara Of horses proper; IL first
class ,i.y driver shdr".s v Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29

GOOD GROCERY STORE FOR SALEM THE
"A Seventh ward; good StCc will he sold cheap
cheap rent Apply TO WM. ABBOTT, Auciionecr. No.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

(,ArAI.OGCES. POSTERS CIRCULARS AND ALL
~ kinds OF Auction Printing done with the greatest
despatcl by the ME.ROPOLffAN PRINTING ESrAB
LIsuNENT, No. .lo Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-29

ITO WEST rHIRTY-EIGHTH SIRE IA FRONT
u Room (acove) the second floor; also Par!or,
with Bedroom attached, the third floor to let with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
THE IMPENDING ATTORyET GEyEH4L.

THE IMPENDING ATTORSET-G ENER4L.
We are all glad when the President says
something with which We can agree. He dOrs
not indulge us in that way 50 often as TO
spoil US but once In a while he says a thing
which with certain limitations may be accepted
as good and sensible. Tho other day, for in
stance, according to dispatches from Washing
ton, when it was suggested to him that he
ought not to take tie new Attorney General
from New-York for the reason that this would
give two places in the Cabinet to the same
State, no said that such considerations should
not influence him 10 the least. There is no
reason why they should. Ii tho best man in
the country for Secretary OF State and the best
man for Attorney General happen to be resi-
dents of the same city, it |, puerile to say that
one Of them ought to be sacrificed to cOnsid-
erations of locality. This is an old and in
juIio,s superstition which h;L, always been
very strong at Washington. II has given
former Presidents more trouble than would at
first be imagined. II Gen. Grant can do any
thing to destroy the sacr,slncs' Of this absurd
bugbear he will deserve the thanks Of the
county Tor it,
We are generally compelled to limit our np-
prevail of the President rather strictly, and
thi, case il no exception He claims the right
To take his Cabinet officers from wherever he
pleases, not because he wants to DO free to
take the best men. but because he regards
them as personal attaches. species of staff in
fact, and no does not think it is anybOjy's
business whom he appoints. The Presidency
he has always appeared to regard as prize
honestly won by him in war, and the places in
his gift as his to bestOw or to withhold at his
good pleasure, in such ways as shall bo most
agreeable and profitable tn himself. The con-
sderations which have influenced other Prcsi-
dents in making up their Cabinets arc such AZ
has gained tho Presidency by political man
agement might naturally be governed by
political motives In selecting his Secrc-
taiics. Gen. Grant has taken some pains to
show that h. regards him ,ef ~ much stronger
than his party; that the party has been car
ried through two elections By him. and that he
/. under no obligation 10 bother himself about
its welfare. He wants his Office while he holds
1t to be made ~ agreeable and easy as pos
sible and for that reason, when vacancy Oc-
ours In his Cabinet, his only care IL 10 ill It
by some ono whom no knows intimately, who
will not DO "ab0ye his business and who will
not offend or eDbarrass him l,y too Qlnring
superiority in any respect. Tho result has
been what We sec--sOine very bud, We may
even say ridiculous appointments, and some
which arc thoroughly respectable. This merely
proves that among General Grants friends
tLuO arc some honorable and able men, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
PUBLIC OPINION

II VIM. Allen carries Ohio next time 10y 3
sweeping majority, why Vim. Allen will be- the ne,s
President of tho unitol Sts,es.-l Louisville Courier.
Journal (Deu,D
Wherever You find Southeruor who talks
ahn new rebellion, :. IL toleraby safe 10 assume that
otrncSt rs's dlning The war now the most CONSIST
emily and thoroughly loysllst Louis Republican iEdD
The truth Is that instead Of canyas,ing tho
possibility of Third term Congress ought Ia limit tho
eligibility OF the President 10 siugle term. Herein hes
the strongest possible assurance OF purity in adnuisr..
ti"n and honesty OF govcrnmout-tst Paul Pioneer
Pr,es (ind)
ID Is high time, however, now that drccs
charge OF cnnNaucc With iras has been brought mono
10 hs own son. ihat secretary peano shodd stop down
hd or. We trust may soO have IN. Satisfaction ot
Iecoriog that the of his removal has become
fact Hochcs,or Democrat and Chronicle (RepJ
Wc1re not rushing about seeking the stronger
side. Tho main Question between parties Is: which
would sisd the larger percentage OF the public money
Nenay remark Ia confidence that the executive capacity
Of the u bocr,tc party Is great that IL Nils with
the most lively spa.ho Cincinnati Commercial
undJ
IL is 4 fnct worthy Of notice that the most
earnest endrayors To induce President Grant declare
co,ne hon thc Detective press A few respectable Re-
publican papers have oinod In the hue aud cry but tho
more thoughtful Journals arc satisfied that his policy u
rrtoenoe Il, both iudicious ami dig ni,d To-
publican Washington Adm oFgan.)
Mf. SchurZ is Mt the present moment The rep
now strong desire II Is tine ersiit OF the
try perhaps but begins 10 he suspected that thor
idea and development. and la mastery OF the high oIt
OF statcsInausp which IL something distinct from
'erN oi TIE MI OF oiceetng. native American uOw
in public hio the superior OF Cal schur8 Can DO
thai the secret Of bis independence courage and wisdom
IS In any dcn~ owing Ia tho circumstance that he
IA .''e 10 Ihr Penidrnty Hoston Advertiser lRopl
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umn. =, ~, 81, .o,,,nn
MIacxII,Nror. - TfJhH Ioge 49, 9th column; lweVtH
faJs-4tt. jth. aud 9TH columns ,,
Musical IS-rgusEsrs-F Lcesh Iu5e-6th column
NtS FppIIf ,rIn>s Yighih I'age--dd column.
KxaL ksrtwv sos s,ix- CrrY-Ei9hth !n1e-3d col
umn; BROoKIi Eighth Page I'd SUD AN Columns
NEW JxRsEr -Eiyhh Page-lth column; ,"CS H,
siohtk To1.- 18th column; AUCTIoH-Eghm I"wr-
all, and 5t6 columns; To ExcHASGI-EighM fo2e-''n
column. a., ,
E>yfsds EANks- NnM Id0c-lta eolnnn
syxtI>L NoriCi. -ssrenM Tp0c-6 column , o.,
siuuArtoss WAsfgn MALK--Esrt''N 5ngsnau i'" o1
conInns; fLM,Ls.s- E!eream i0gc-od, @th oth anu
synsse"ITs ISp R,IIRo,rs--Flrh Poce-ith column
srDR.Gg-H isrcRh Pogs-2d column
srEAnsgs, OcsAs-ftNb Fdye-Oth Column
s.smxs RrrBEArs-fsuh Jn0s--5th column.
TsIcHsRs-FighM Paoe-sd column ..s .o,,,,,
I,nnxt,S- gigLfh PGge--5th and 9th columns
COUsrRr-E,gfn Pd0e-6th column.