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Hx rELEG4sAP11.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. February 26.

NEW YORK. teDruafY 70.
The report of the labor exchanged
in this city shows that the demand for
labor during the past year. was tar grea-
ter than the supply. Two snip ioaos OF
German girls could be readily disposed
of if they were to be had at from twelve
to fourteen dollars each per month.
MuEaldo, the Italian, who was sem
fenced to IMPRISONMENT for life recent
lv, cut his throat in the Tombs yester-
daY morning. He tied handkerchief
around the wound, and in that manner
proceeded with the o1nceTs 10 1onKers
before they discovered his situation.
They continued to Sing Sing, where the
convict was given into the charge of the
prison physician, who pronounced his
case as very desperate.
CommissioneriOsbo yesterday com :
menced the investigation of another
revenue fraud in the cigar business,
alleged to have been committed by
Jacob Fraud. Fraud is said to have
been connected with Lightenheim in
the fraudulent transactions.
Recorder Hackett sentenced ten burg
lars Yesterday to the State prison, one
for ten years, one for seven years and
six months, one for five years and the
others for three years and half each.
: The Times says the interview of Nc
Cure with Grant was series OF politi
cal bullying of the President elect, and
hopes Mcclure was satisfied.
Senator Henderson returned yester-
day from Havana.
4 dispatch from Cheyenne says the
Pacific Railroad has been blocked for
the past fifteen days and sixty tons OF
mali delayed. No effort is being made
to open the road.
The Senate report OF the Conference
Committee on the naval appropriation
bill has been made and concurred In.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Finance Com
mittee, reported the bill strengthening
the public credit, with amendments.
He will call it up tomorrow.
PoUKEEPsIE, February 26.
The first boat ofthe season, arrived
here tO-day.
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strictly fresh receipts sold at 81 lea
l l615; Ssales since change at 81 IA for
regular. Corn-SteadY and quiet with
sales of new at 5711a5Sc; no grade at
new. There was nothing doing this af-
ternoon. Oats-In fair demand, with
sales at 5321a55c for Nc. 2. and 5O5sa
5l15c for rejected; sales at 544c seller
last half OF March and 5324c, seller
March. Rye-Very firm. with sales OF
winter and fresh receipts OF NO, az
81 2la1 "a, and at 81 %. Barley--Duil
inactive and nominal at 81 80 IoT NO. -
Provisions -POrk-Dressed Hogs
Quiet and steady, and closing at Sl2 0Os
II 80, dividing on 200 pounds. Live
Hogs-Active at $SS5al0 25 for common
to good.
FEBRUARY 26.-FLoUR-Market q quiet
and steady; city made $40 5OalO 20 for
xxx white; IS 75a9 90 for NN red and
amber: 81 5Oa7 75 tor XN red win
ter; $6 75a7 25 for y red. country
made; 81 5OaS 90 for NN red and Ia amOeT; 10 n
for NIX white. Buckwheat Flour-In
fair demand at IS.
GRA1N.-Wheat-No l red winter
81 5S; No. . do. 81 As. Corn-Held at
72c. Oats-63c. Rye-Nominal at 81 %
al 80 for No. l; No. 2, 81 25al Is.
OILS.-HeLrOleOh-M nEu Auu
unchanged; refined 33c for large lots;
small lots 2a3c above these rates.
Toledo.
FEBRUARY 26.-FLoUR-Steady.
GRA1N--Wheat.-M active
at lower prices; amber Sc lower; sales
at 81 81 for White Michigan, regular,
81 co. Corp-A shade better and quiet;
No. l 68a6SAc; rejected &c; condemned
63c. Oats-Held at 64c, with 63 bid
Rye-Steady at 81 2S for Michigan
Barley-Lower; sales prime Canada at
81 %.
DRESSED HoGs-Dull and nominal.
milwaukee.
FEBRUARY 26.-FLoUR-Dull and un.
changed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 173sf or
No. l in store.
Buffalo.
FEBRUARY 26-No sales to-day, ex-
cept one car of peas at 81 So; prices un-
changed, with no demand.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON. Feb. 20:

Rowe BOSTON. Feb. 20:
The trial of young Cleveland, for the
murder OF his companion, named
George, is in progress at Bangor, Me.
Cleveland was examined for the pur-
pose OF permitting him to account for.
his possession of the watch and other
property belonging to the murdered
man. He alleged that he sold to George
the house in which the two were living
on the nj Ght of the murder, and took
dicted himself on several material
points during his cross examination, and
also contradicted the testimony given
in his behalf by his parents and sister.
Swift's block, in Sandwich, contain
ing several stores, was burned. Loss
$40, 900; insured.
The trial OF Pike, for the murder Of
his wife by poison, is, going on in Wor-
cester.to. day. Considerable testimony
damaging to Pike has been elected.
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r1nnsE OF DELEGATEs.

FRIDAY, teb. 70, 4oOS'
PRAYER by Rev. John Dawson, mem
ber OF the Senate.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Mann, from the COMMITTEES on
military Affairs to whom was reIerfeo
the petition of Joseph terrell, asklhs
nav for subsistence furnished Volun
teers during the late HInI,tad war, rsp0F'e0 Il
Nj Mahon, from the Committee on
Roads. &c, to whom was referred tne
netition of certain citizens OF 6ranS
eonntv nraviuD a change in the roao
law, reported it inexPedlent. report
auSM NJ. McClasky, from the Committee
on M?i Claims. &c. reported back Senate
bill No. 90, for the relief OF oanluel ~
YounC. OF Pocahontas county, recon-
mending its passage.
BILLS ON LEAVE.
By Mr.. Mann--To authorize M. IL, ~
RAIDER, Sheriff of Nicholas county, 10
distrain for certain unpaid taxes.
BY Mr.. Scofield-Amendingt the cnar-
ter of the Little Kanawha Navigation
Company.
BY Mr.. Carroll-Fixlng the times OF
holding the Courts for the 18th and 18Th
,Tndicial Circuits.
Nv Mr.. Wright-Divitling the county
Of CabeIl into two assessment districts
nv Mr.. Smith, of Kanawha-Enlarg
,na The powers and defining the duties
OF the Kanawha Board.
BV mr.. Smith, of Morgan-To provide
.or CORRECT assessment of the lands Of
Nancy NJ. Bier Of that county
PETITIONS.
Bv Mr.. vance-Petition OF John
Raiiev and 81 others, asking a change
or modification of the school law
RESOLUTIONS.
Bv Mr.. Putnam-A joint resolntiG2n az y
authorizing the Auditor to creolt "a: -
RAIDER, late Sheriff Of Nicholas counsy, my.
with such part of his delinquent Ai'''
"s MT' Ma Gibson. H % from the Special Com
mittee lite oe on Temperance, to whom was was
referred the petition OF Mary Pritcharo
and others, ,.of Harrison county, praying
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Ernm Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, rep. ~.
The Legislature to-day adopted res
olution requesting the representatives.
of this State in Congress to use their
most active efforts to secure the repeal
of the tenure-of-offfce law.
A motion was introduced by MI
Kerrigan, of New York, presenting the
thanks of the Assembly to Andrew
johnson for the able manner in which
he has discharged the duties OF his
Office. It elected a spirited debate, put
was finally lost by a vote of 81 yeas to
63 nays.
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ALAB BAMA.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 25.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 25.
In Huntsville,. Ala, last week, col
lisiou occurred between the citizens and
about twenty soldiers, resulting in the
killing and wounding of three or four.
The soldiers, who are said to have been
drunk, attacked hotel at night, de-
mandng whisky. On being refused,
they commenced to break in Tho doors
and windows. A number of citizens
collected and fight ensued, resulting
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commissioners Sale.
j. d. Maxwell, Committee.
VS.. Bill IN Cny y
Samuel Mccoy, et al.
Samuel MCCoy
vs.. C,-ooa I1,II

j. d. Maxwell, Committee, cross Bill
and Others.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE ENTER
i ed by the circuit Court OF Ohio County at
It's Decent Der Term, 1868, in the above emil
tied causes, which were heard together, and
as Special Commissioner named In said de-
cree, 1 will Ctf r for sale at the front door OF
the Court OuSe of Ohio County on
Saturday, February goth, 1869,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ, the interest of Joseph Ell
IiotL (belng one undivided fourth part) Ill
tract OF land situate in Ohio County, West
Virginia, bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a sugar tres in the forks OF
run, corner to John White, then DOrsh GO
west twenty poles TO walnut; thence north
SOo west fOrtY-one poles 10 an irOnwOod on a
branch and in q line of David Adams; thence
with his line Eouth 18' west thirty-hVe poles
tn an ash and sugar tree corner to said
Adams: thence with his line CO. east one
hundred and six poles TO beech near said
run; then south ~ cast one hundred anu
fifty poles to n sugar tree in Richard Yates
line; thence with side line up tho creek
north 81 east nlnety-ei8ht poles TO nick
Ory. corner:Of John White, thence with his
line north 50 west thirty poles To Il walnut;
thence north l5o west one hundred poles TO
n walnut; thence north s west twenty-LYO
poles TO a beech; thence north 20 west forty
poles to the place OF beginning, containing
one hundred and fifty acres from which Is
to be taken, however, nine acres, three roOds
and 12 percnes conveyed to William Deuni-
son by deed dated Jnne 70, 1861, and thirteen
acres one rood and thlrty.three poles, con-
veyed 10 Morrow Gibson. April :, 1850.
Terms or SaIe-Une-third OF purchase
money or as much more as the purchaser
may desire TO pay, in hand, and the remain
der in equal 1nstalments at one ana two
wears. with interest from day OF sale, pur
chaser giving bond with good security for
deferred instalments. Title retained uLtL
purchase money paid in full.
WILLIAM r. HUBBARD,
feb2O-1t Special Commissioner.
The above sale is postponed until Hatur.
day. MarciS 18th, 1860. at 10 o'clock a. M,
at the same place.
WM. p. HUBBARD,
feb22-layytd Special Commissioner.
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PERRSYLVAEIA.
PHILAnEDPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.
The BulLetinS Washington cores
pondent says General Grant, in con-
versation last evening, said positively
that George II. Stuart would not go
into his Cabinet. He said while Mr..
Stuart was man of ability and culture,
who would doubtless acquit himself
creditably in any position, the state of
his health, if there was no other reason,
preclude his taking Cabinet
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OHIO.
NEWARK. February 26.

A great fire in this city last night,
commencing about l2 O'Clock, destroy
ed four stores on the south side OF the
Park, occupied by Hugh NJ. Wallace,
dry goods; VIM. Baldwin d son, boots
and shoes; two grocery stores and Flaw
& Haines' store. Loss about Sl5 900;
mostly covered by insurance..
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LETTER FROM

GAIT. BILAB +. AAAALAHA'
Propytesor of tlte Burnett House Cincinnati.
BURrErT HOUSE, February eth' 1857.
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
Il affords me great satisfaction 70 ne apLe pc
, n teSfify TO the success of DIR. L1ghLnlu ~
,Sa t1eafment OF deafness, and express my
sense Of obligation TO him. MY nearing a1 ha1 al
IT, IT,. 20 anon an extent as to embarrass me
seriousiy. DR.. Ighthill. under Whese & cafS9 arg,
pInoed myself has GemoTeat we 10 me nerSect Seaf
ESoLnPAeIe+S' Sodl eAA'e SILAS +. MILLER.
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statement Of Afr. Il. d. AcGeorge; Io''''t0T Z"
Me House Of Delegates
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, 1858.
1,,o,. Visited DIR. IIghthin at the McLnre
EJonse and obtained his treatment 1or Lne
cure Of Deafness and noises IN the eaIs. Will sId
non saw thar have been greatly benentIeo
nv ia t,se,' although I have applied u DI. I,.
twioe. and that the treatment Is peIisCIty psI,I ~
HioISSsa and calculated to produce pernA-
hent anu ri. D. MoGEoRGE,
Afor0antOt0T, ". Vd..
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COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, February 26.

NEW York, February 26.
CoTToN-Steady and not very active;
sales l 400 bales at 29a29Nc for middling
uplands.
FLoUR-Closed steady for low grades,
and dull and heavy for medium and
high grades.
decided change. Rye-NOminal. iOats
Quiet at 1910 for western in store.
PRoVIsIONs-Pork- firm with
buyers of new mess at $32 cash, and
S32 25 seller April. Beef-Dun and
heavy. Cut Meats-Heavy and lower.
Bacon-Quiet and without decided
change. LArd-Quiet at 19Ha104c for
fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Firm at 2Ia26C.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
In consequence of the heavy storm
there was IL very quiet market, but
prices were very little changed. The
Great Falls S, brown goods, are reduced
from l3 to l213c, and II good line of Bed
ford Prints have been placed on sale ns
low as 17ac, but otherwise there is no
important change in staple fabrics of
cotton or woolen goods,
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Easy;t the supply exceeds the
demand; call loans 5a7 per cent; prime
paper 7aS per cent.
GoLD-Lower, on bond quotations
from London and the report of Mr..
Schenck's bill in the Senate; opened al
1925, and closed at 13lMa13l7s. Cash
gold was loaned free of interest at the
close.
GovERNMENT SToCKs-Closed firm,
especially on new bonds; after a day OF
great excitement and buoyancy, the ad-
vance has been equal to ]aa1 per cent.
and some heavy purchases have been
made for home investment and ship
ment at the improvement. Dispatches
from Washington say the Senate will,
before the close of the session, pass both
the Hooper and Schenck bills:
Coupons Isl, 1l55sall51s; '62, n1Na
1172s; '64, 113Ha1l3is; 'G5, 1I5a1l5N;
ll2Xa1l2%; IO-4Os, 11OHa1IO25.
SToCKs-.Railroad shares opened at
about last evenings quotations and de-
clined II to "a per cent. The market
became firm at the regular board, and
cent on the entire list; business, how
ever, was small and without any fea-
lures of interest. Railways hrmI
though dull, and the closing quotations
were the highest of the day. Miscel-
laneous list active and higher on Pa
citic Mail and Mariposa. Express
shares heavy and lower.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Weak and unset
tied in the afternoon.
$3.50 Prices: Pacific Mail 10lMalO125;
Western Union Telegraph 37ss a3TA;
New York Central 164a16I1s; Erie 352<a
3G: Hudson 136al36L; Harlem 136al37;
Reading 921Se921<; Terre Haute 9S24a
39X; Wabash 6713a6724; ST. Paul Goa
66A; Ohio 81 Mississippi 333sa34; Michi-
gan Central 11Sa11S1I; Michigan South
ern 97Xa973S; Illinois Central 14Oza
l4lL; Pittsburgh 90Aa91; Toledo 105ISa
LOG; Rock Island 1261Ia12624; North
western S2aS2L; Lake Shore 1871;
Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central
A.
EXPRESS SHAREs-WeIls Fargo & Co..
27ka29; American 38a382s; Adams 5534a
56, United States 40a4OH; Merchants
Union 16a164.
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KEHTUCK 7.


DR.. Thomas E. Wilson, aged sixty.
one years, formerly senior partner OF
the firm Of Wilson, Peler q Co., whole-
sale druggists, committed suicide last
night by shooting himself through the
head while laborfng under temporary
i0uanitU
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.


FRANCE.
PARIS, Feb. 26.
The Sublime Porte, in circular,
thanks the Great Powers for their atti-
tude in the late Grecian difficulty.
The Bullion in the Bank of France,
has increased IL million frances.
ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. &c.
The Steamships China, Westphalia,
Queen and Europa from New York,
have arrived.
LONDON, Feb. &c.
The Golden Club gold medal has
been awarded TO DR.. Joshua LeSYitt, OF
New York.
The Marquis of Harrington, Post
Master General, has been elected to the
Honae of Commons, from RadnOr.
SPAIN.
MADRID, February 2G.
It is expected that the notifications
which are to be made by Marshal Ser
rano, In tho Provisional Government,
will, in all probability, provide for the
In the new Cabinet of a
of the Radical element.
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THE NEW SENATE.

The following is a list of the Senate
which will assemble on the 4th of
March, with the dates when their terms
expire, the names OF the Democrats be-
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CATER Taylor we had Buchanan;
after Lincoln we had Johnson: NoW
we have Grant. After Grant, RhGt go
= Washington Express. -T7H
Why, the Office seekers, of course.
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Fire.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 26.
Warehouses; woolen mill, in War
wick, was burned last night. Loss $780,
900; fully insured.
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have known Mr.. James Sommerv1lle,
from BrookVille, Jefferson county for many
Vears and can testify to his statement as one
Of truth and Vefacity.
" = = LEOPOLD HELLBRoNER,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer on Hand Street.
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River ana weather.

-|"""- =" 8FITIsBUhuhI T ESU' @Os
Weather cloudy; thermometer at 35o
Monongahela river seven feet and fall
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS
And all arrangements OF the
SYSTEM
CONSULTATION FREE.


Patients are hereby Informsd that after
4 ha firSt visit they can take the treatment
Nome and use it until cured WlthouL pam
or Interruption to their usuaI VocAIAoH'
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m BBLs. wILMINGToN TAR, large bbls
DU 30 Common ROsin.
Pals
On hand and for sale low by
Sn1z9 CHAS. u. PFRIkE
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,ts Senators not vet having been admit
tedJ-Republicans, SO; Democrats, 4ors tan ~; are
,,ew @ to to- the halls Of Congress: Eleven
Senators SEN and five Representatives OF
the winter session (lS6O-6l! mex te Pte'
ceding the war, are now wnecbneetts m sne
and nd Iowa are the same as ten years ago; ;;
NJ simmer is "father of the Senate"
by W virtue OF eighteen years. continuous Is
service. To Mr.. Hamlin's thirteen years yars
as Senator should be added four years ar
as Vice President. Mr.. CaRferon's ser. t.
vice, ante. dating all his Colleagues 10
yet only ten years. s.es
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Chicago.

FEBRUARY, 26.-FLoUR-Less active
andIthe demand is almost exclusive for
low and medium grades; sales offspring
extras at S. OOa6 80.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull with No. 2
at Ess1sc. lower; sales of No. at 81 21a
"a; No. 2 81 141<a1 141< for regular.
closing at 81 1414a1 142g. Car lots of
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rNrEELIGENCERJ JOB OFFICE,
@. Is Quincy street.
CAh..3 AND BILL HEADS, neatly printed
HAEU ACTURERS' LABEL.
INsURA e POLICIES AND BLANKS
DRAY ITCH ETS AND BILLS OF LAnlHS
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS for Country MeTohants-
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Cincinnati.

FEBRUARY 26.-FLoUR - Unchanged
and firm; family at $6 75a7 90.
N-Wheat-Quiet and firm ut
81 43al So for No. 2 and No. red win
ter. Corn-Unchanged and firm at Ga
Csc. Oats-Firm at 67a6Sc for No. l.
Rye-Firm at 81 40. Barley-In fair
demand; sales of 4 900 bushels ut 81 20
for state spring; and 50 % for No. Cam
ada.
CoTToS-Dull; middlinRs nominal at
Csc.
mand.
PRov1sIoNs-Mess Pork-Firmer and
advanced to S32 90. Bulk Meats-High-
er and more active; choice at l2}3c for
shoulders; and 1414c for sides; holders
asking Xc higher. Bacon-In good de
mand, prices higher; shoulders sold at
lac; clear rib sides at 1910; and clear at
l7Ic, now held nc higher; bulk sides
sold at l515c to be delivered April hrst;
500 bbls. Mess Pork at S32 80 buyers all
March; sugar cured hams steady at
l9a191Sc. Lard-Dull at 19c.
BUTTER-Very scarce and firm at 3Ga
4Oc,
EGGs-Firm at 100.
O1Ls-Linseed. .Ou.-Dull at 81 O6. Lard
OiE-Quiet at 81 Goal 65. Petroleum
Firm at 35a37c for refined.
CATTLE-Beef Cattle-Steady at 81 so
a6 so for common to prime; and 81 GOA
Z so for extra large.
SHEEP-Scarce and firmer; sales OF
200 head at 50 50a5 so per Genital gross.
HOGs-Firmer and higher; sales of
900 head at 80 0Oa1l 25 gross.
GoLD-LoWer; closing at 131A.
EXCHANGR-StpadV at l~lO discount.
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Hoohand's German Bitters.
AND
MOOFI.AND's GERMAN TONIC

PREPARED BY DR.. ~. JACESON,:
PHILADELPHIA, PA i.
Thirty. five years since they were FIRST in
troductsl INTO this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and eneftted suffer-
ing humanity to "a create extent, than any
other remedies knO wi To the public.
These remedies will etfectuHIly cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous DebiIIty,T n Chronic DlnTrh0A,
Disease OF tho Kid 'neyS, and al DiSeR
seS arising from "A Dlsnrdercd Liver,
sIfnfnapn Or IntegA lines.
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w hoIesaIe DruGg1s is
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents for r-west--VirEinla
nOV27-deOd&weOw
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Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TRAEION OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by severe Labor, HardshIpS, kX-
uOSuIt. EoVerS DC.
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T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAsAzISE---we are
In receipt Of this msrvellously cheap and
handsome Magazine Tor December. Its
table OF contents Il varsed and charming
embracing the usual Ane variety oil serials
sketches, stories, poems and attractive en-
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the prospecting for ihe coming year. co.
rial story for adults. by the popular Mag
szine writer, JANIS FRASKLIS FIrTs, and
. Juvenile SERIAL by the young peoples
fsvorife, HoRATio ALsKN h The price
OF this periodicA! h . marvefto everybody
IA hundred page drst-class Magazine Tor
fftssn cents, OF 81 80 per year. u indeed
wonderfully cheap. Elliott, Thomas y
Talbnt. Publishers, Boston, Mssss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

INDIANA pays q revenue tax OF
81, 4l2, 957 per aunun, which is
about one third as much as Illinois
pays. The whole amount Of reve-
nue. per annum, paid by all the
states is, in round numbers, sl78,-
000. 900. Ifa change were made to
taxing by population, Indiana would
have to pay over $4,000. 900. or
about Sc per head. So a change
to tax per capital. which is advoca
ted by some, Indiana would be great
ly the loser.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

General Alcorn, whom the repub
licsns Of Mississippi have lately
elected governor OF that state
against the carpet Dagger Dent, is
tie man among al the reconstruct
ed rebels OF the south in whose sin
certify and honesty We have most
faith. He is o man of brains, and
possesses progressive ideas. He
'is consequently the very ian that
modern democrats most intensely
dislike- He fought hard for the
confederscy, but when it went down
be boldly proclaimed. at once. his
conviction of the righteousness Of
the result, and. totally abandoning
the lost cause forever, has never
falsered In opposing those who
would keep its passions alive.
Lately be wrote: when / saw
the manhood Of my peeple being
huddled by thous ands into bloody
graves, in the very wantonness of
war, ] avow openly that never did
my heart 60 out In more earnest
gratitude to the God of Mercy than
when the confederate flag wen.
down" We believe that the south
contained few'men morally equal to
the writer of this courageous SEN
tiDent. He is now in the right
place atthe right tine, and the state
of Mississippi will hereafter rejoice
with more united thankfulncss, as
the years roll by, that Dent was de |
feated and hat Alcorn was elected |
by the handsome majority ofswenty
Thousand.