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New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
sr LOUIS ALroy, TyRRn HAurr RAILROAD CosrASr(
No u wALLsr HEw YosK, April 20, 1870. 5


No u wALLesr sHw.YoRk, April 20, 1870. )
PROPOSALS FOR BONDS.-This Company
Offer, M sale s22' 900 Of tbs FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ne
Of 80 00n which
equipment Of the line Of Railroad Indian
anil which will he finished and operation
July merit This road Constructed and will he opei BY
burgh Fort and Chicago now assumed BY the Pennsylvania
Rsroa COMPANY lease Of the p f. w. and
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad Companies
link between the main line OF the Of this
Company ue and the road Of the Cleveland Columbus Gin
cnn Indianapolis Company at indianapolis or the S2oo0o
Mortgage Bonl issu absEe $4,000 are taken BY The Pitts
Chicago Railway Company land taken from by
Railroad under the Of their ea
hy Cleyeani Columbus Cincinnati and Indiana
and 000oo required 70 o taken BY this
Company S60 taken and paid up In full by the
above named and the poees expended
pulaon between the parties October LOB the
oaerel sale part Of the number $o gr ed be taken or
negotiated this Company The interest even cent? payable
july and January March and segember scod 70 the her eTe %
sesia at II o'clock BY the President ssOm they should
will given Bidders will please take notice that the
principal - The accrued interest Will be
sdet Successful bidders Immediately before Nay
the will delivered required at tos once on or
before MAY 1870 The Co.. the night to reject
any bids considered for m Interest 70 accept ~ ons Of e bo.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

TeT NoTfh RlreT, VfsseL RllUOlIs
Arm 2532ls bales Cotton pkgS Ashes bags Cotton Seed
s7j bbls Fo1l19 bush Wheat II 76 bush Corn 2 0 hush.
Oats $500 bush Barley "a bush Grass seed 700 bills Com Meal 800
bags Corn Meal $40 bbs Spirits Tupentne, 3s bbs Ron bb
Pork pkg Beef 3 lk Cat Meats q pigs Grease l6 pkg Lard
lOO Kegs Lard pkgS Stean 2i pkgs Butter 8s lgs Cheese
2 hblS Eggs R1 bb Lard OIL 20 pigs Dried Put % bbS Copper
60 bbls WHISKY, bales Wool, % bAs Hemp, q bales Hops 4S
Sides Leather 10 Hides 81 bll Hides 1871 hhdS Tobaeeo 9 pigs
Tobacco o PkgA Rice 800 pigs sah 6S2 bag, Peanuts 20 pigs
bLlA hlAia OF.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

1900 bush Wheat at Cd
a Cotton ID AND 800 bales Sea Island DO at H Glasgow,
kresnr Cd, and l5 900 bush Wheat at ID
GRAIS-WbeAt and less ave sprng bed with more
demand chiefly for exports Winter easier and
glei milling moderator sales OW bush
slne No Chicago spag sfos 81 o for No d. 81
sr No sfOt; 81 Isl foI No Milwaukee, In sorei
Western afoat 81 30 for White Michigan Barley quiet
sn pne buyer sales $500 bush Canada West at e ano
iowa pvsie terms Barley Malt heavy and quiet sales zoo
Ss SA Oats very du sales Il 900 bush new ONO a.
% Atat Rye and que saIes,
s bush moderate demand, and
~ heavy chiefly for the local trade sales 900
but Damp Uusound 09 New Western MIXED at 81 10
vel l5 25sl IA store, and 81 IL Ahost;
heS<rn lelO~ al 81 l6, afoAt
NlMp
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

THE MARKETS.
Carefnll, Repor,ed for TIE TRrrrrr.

Carefully Reported for THE TRIBUNE
MOsDAY. April * 1870
AHRS-Pos are firm and fair demand So 75a 81 IS Pearls
11l nd nominal
ONThe movement the spot has been rather larger with foil
prices The market closing steady; sales 253
as last evening 28 10 srv) Of which on for export
couumIton and $50 fo speculation. For future delivery the
aEte Of 100 bales April c 200
Je Sl6c to-day, $50 April 2ic 50 al u 76c all on bass
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,
81 WAIL-sT.

BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,
81 WAIL-sT.
Interest allowed on all daily Balances of Currency
or Colo
Persons depositing with MS can check at sight in
she same manner as with National Banks.
Certificates of Deposit issued, payable on demand
rat fixed date bearing interest at current rate, and
available in all PARTS of the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers, at all times, on ap-
proved collaterals, at market rates Of interest.
We buy. sell, and exchange all issuesof Govern
nent Bonds at current market prices, also Coin and
Coupons and execute orders for the purchase and
sale of Gold and all frstcass Securities, commits
sion.
Gold Banking Accounts may be opened with us
upon the same conditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State City, and other Corporate Loans
negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in the United States,
Canada and Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
Banks. Bankers, and Private Capitalists supplied
Eih fIs,-class commercial paper at ruling rates,
supply of which can always be found with us.
FARNHAM, GILBERT & Co., WaDst.
louisville AND NASHVILLE RAnRoAD FIRST
MoRTGAGE PER CENT BONDS at 90 and interest.
We have only limited amount TO offer at this price.
IJFryTI. -VIrHIRoP IL Co. IL Nall-st.
JoIS j. CIsso & SoN, 50 Wall-st.
j. d. ALEXANDER - Coy ~ NasSSal-st
The SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD is now Som
@ a e esnet from osGgo to AosGr gogu and Pre-.
h local Of the southern Central will large both
The rch Agricultural through
will ssOris constantly increasing business The
4eurng establishments at Aubun whose wsterpcTe Is the best
he State and The entephahg towns along the line viii always secure
road a
IRRMILYE Financial the Road the
with confidence, believing
tr 70 te tooi security that placed this
Tie Bonds bear Seven thirty
Ns convertible into the option Of the holder.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

ssiAHe quote s0dS5e for Shipping aud +lq ~ for ke
a. s he straw Is selling at ~ for Long end lsu3c TOT Short
hhnPIbe buues lie MnA has been OB moderate al i4tc, gold
Vlef tiodz are insc3Ee aud nominal.
kOhScob Pig bnh and fair demand the stock much re-
Ane e receipts continue M saes Al Sa 80 and small lots
eb American dull S34 for No. l. and S3l ~ for
.s Fog oonsnses dali 3O4s s3 for American. Rails in
a~Ad AM krghsh Bar hm al 3i the
"e pnosz ST2 b. for Common and @77 20 for ks<nol
LAIHkk-Hemlock Of quality firm and In demand the
sSpy Light; Osi Sole lar demand and trn. We quote:
sDIE
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

MoLAssBsh good business has been done In nius grades
though al outlets fay
Caye and Muscovao at G3c and 100 hhds Cor private
NAVAL ST0RBCrude Turpenne norninal Spirits
weaker and trade dul about 20 hbS In lots sold ~
47 Rosn without change the business of the confined
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

c0FEB1h for Rio Is firm and the demand good but uy
hardy sales Of 32 bags, Johann,
Mlrscsibc fairly active and steady sales Of 800 bags Morales
ar Nellie Gav at full pnoes
FLOUR AND MEALTbe low grades Of Flour Western and sae
and fairly but the meUIn and better brands
lanl lrr-gnlari sAles b.5O0 bblA We quote:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
Fer THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, April 25, 1870
3eeveS Cows Neals, Sheep ami Lambs Swine.
6O13 60 1859 13,4j2 R,7D
These were sold at the following market-places.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

COLCHESTER WATER WORKS COMPANY
IL PER CENT GOLD BOSDsThs Coupons due ist May son-
da per Gold Bonds Of this COMPANY WI Dc casho "s
' ~ WI " ~ UTLBY DOUGHRRTY.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

Banks, Bankers, and Private Capitalists supplied
Eth f1s,-class commercial paper at ruling rates,
supply Of which can always be found with us.
FARNHAM, GILBERT g. Co., s Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
COTTON MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKgT-April 2s
Beef Cattle and prices fraction lower; sales LOO hea
Ra and Steers 0lO Pair Good Z,
&C. Common 6a7c Sheep demand sales 900 bead at ~
ec Hogs lower 300 head, at oil o0 S3 So the atte
fo CornfeL
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

Louisville AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS at 90 and interest.
We have only limited amount TO offer at this price.
1HlAII- -,,-o ', e So, "a WalI-st
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

We q0Ote as iOII0Nt.
- NM.
'rampioo and MAt'm', gold ls,a1o

m
hDBS cuet; the liberal but
iAfssc We quOte as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

Uplapds. SC. Mobile. New.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

TJ,HE COUPONS of the First Mortgage o per
1 cent bonds ef the MOBILE AND hONIGOhEnh X ~ 20
due MAY it 1870 will lie paid at the ONCE Of sooIhu w. ~
Wilhsm o.. h.l.
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Mrhe NiErerE Routed. z,

This isahesdltnein opsofthe R4gis'er'l
DISPATCHES Yesterday over the news from
Kentucky copied lfomtho Plttsburgh Pm
Al other line somewhat sinaliIaris to be
fond over the news from Maryland. Tie
use q such headings belts the columns
4 aper..Ft-pleasel
the veraee1Democr1,lg mural sense i'm.
men.ely "a hear or-see a negro always
snoken Of AZ .Eis6ISsfSe9f 1.-THE Nasbyisn
oftbs party rolls MS term as a sweel
morsel I,Djsf h tongue i!o e -
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WAR NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The siege Of strasburg lasted thirty
one days During that time 24l guns
were employed throwing ballS, shells and
projectRe b ip1s ipds d 20
tres. Thssc 2drlbere ID =, ~,
On an average t9'y Ov syer1
day sOS very hour, and from 4 too every
minute. Fancy any place, however
strong, standing that kind Of treatment
one month. s
Mr.. Bancroft got his dander up q
Earl Granville for putting in his oar
aJodttbee4p6Ft Of arms from this coun-
try to France; and he told the British Min.
isteF t6af gpcle sGmqel VS. q Sinewy
youtIfs e Gill hill aelf gitiely able ito
paddle his own cano6
The capi1dia aSh II Verdun Is dis.
aster ID nthtp French which slight sue
sca41le I6fft cannot cdGnte y l Y
Tie enIIElts gS tsRtSg The provinces Pf, AZ.
sace aud d firS1iine, IS ancienlY defined; Is
now r6flaii1na ndsd By.,tbs German troops,
|HoIa single lgrtifsd position q 1mp? ?I'
MS, 9sIpg 5ft4 ~ ReIIort thS III
g,ss,iise n TesisIsace il lie, spbieot no.
vince; TflI, dlslppear.9 I'D a1lfi yani ioa
The ,follpRingiis an extract from q
letter on SnefdI EKoC Hb, yh1k supfSs.
.l,,s,. !, fttfi 80 4 nj. ~. ~
ed 10 be ttIs tE ay ~ y
"a The Mayor ~ PaEi8i ylAI gEiH RnIii,i
sTn,fhe1fbnti II, july list the French
a,,ItS n alhtl,e5 splendoE1 oI5itsi strength,
nosSei Ihrou8b R5ris. amid ish01Iss6f "A
Berlin ia sBeFliii q L farRffomi sliar.
jnC tIie,Fi eODlSdenee5 Rndral6re peFhafs,
amonS allthe General officers, IfVeitufed
IA IAN IN 1Fars6al Minister OF RarthatI,
nerceiyef i6,this noisy manner Ofent6riIG
i,non a camnaign. a. well as tholhIeans
SFnnslit sint6 Feouisifion, the elements Of
9reSt disaster d lFhe. viii (Which Int ittis
SeTiel IGplacelB in7the. hands OflI. Dut
cEnrJ a notnrv N PdFis d lEoiGd dyFtes-
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Items, for. HE, Iron Men.

SNt :. ..VHk.... =. III .,.s,Av,,,. - che Lfn0
line ros!ing, Mll KNOWN u we 44lu y
Iron and Nail !Gompanya6f Cleveland is
ahort starting mn Under 61Bew orra1iiizSs.
NJ ~ !, "a to fryga1,or,g,s nm
..p 9t' - De Auo"H 2 '"e -4h1 ),
COMPANY: GE ...l.,9 ~ -, !.
Tho Warren. pmo 3C'.O''esS.7o, II''s 8
week says. "on SATURDAY INST oyef
thirty!fve thousand dollars were paid the
employees Of james Ward y! Cs'' tof INC
month then ending. Besides ms ! amount y
orders on merchants and others gwen
during the monEths were Z Cashea 10 ene
amount o. two thouf9na nVe hunoreu aol-
lars The ABOVE amount pala o9t eQ w
not include IlEEneis, tneY Pelns .a lul
at their banks; ~ re- naMoefoi metf Ely q;
on the pay rott olIthe tnIm eAcs!lSlTeo'
tne'mines ~ between Cint ss1IS1.' any l'
my and, Hine hgndted men. 'a s, ,,.
: Lone Of the finest specimens Of solid
iroSn has lee been & recrentlt prodncei by one Of
The Cleyeland mills frnm1n III Made NJ
< -, y d, =;cls -
the Gttard composed !s3G3 NIX ltlI
ture bt the Forsyth ore, from Ottawa,
Ont and Lake, Snperi i1r ifhc,, iron
- =
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Political Newsstand Gossip b

Political NeWsand Gossip! h'-'
The steabenfyHle Gasete Is conplt:
mentarY p dc Honorable Le@is Baker,
the ablu and efficient Chairman oiithe
Democratic State Executive Committee
ofWcst virginia ''@@2fi'ii.'' Ei,iln -, 4,
"A Democratic newspaper says that
"West Virginia is y Radical invention
which has returned 70 plague the inyen.
tor" ,1 a sa gai 81 iar.
The vivid man.who edits the Valley
S.rr at Martinsburg, IN this State, thus ad-
dresses himself 70 Us poor Radicals:
ave warn them that tue result Of this
election is but the mutteFing thunder or
the cloud which will soon send It's light.
ming flashes through .their ranks with
scoFching effect" It.g
The inpltering thunder Of q cloud
Is brjlliaRt,sidsa, splawe,sveuture,
entirely OrigiuaL TheFe'Na peculiarly
about Democratic literature In lllis1 State
SINGS tue election that lmhst strike thbiat.
tention Of school children e. Eaa
AJust aSIwt safd,. D6m6GtaiG tsahtll.
dates for tho United statgs sGnatbrShip
from tlits STATE promise u spring up, IKE
iweedS in a garden. Here e a clip ON the
subject from the Valley StaE. iild ,aa.
| We notice that Dur contemporary Of
the Fpee Pres, slkreSts -tha nSmie AZ tf}e
iITTSIitVS,t n ffftSIfSi,iS "a ~ W.
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.oaalii llfbeIate Eiecti0iiGTs..

~ 1880 '1ssrgs "a
Judging from; the NEWSPAPERS he, late
canvass In New York was one Of the most
animated in political history. Mondays
journals gave an unusual spacs to final
appeals, pathetic Ead admouitOry. The
TmG8ptfnted forty.one articles, covering
dllits, editorial department on election az
fairs, beside eleven columns Of other mat
ter relating to the same subject The
World hada column and q half which it
called "a lew last words" and twenty
three other political editorials. = III
This Pittsburgh GazEttt Of yesterday,
says that the Democratic party gained
gf6dBdm ne RIs campaign for :wo rea-
sons !. That the FREE Trade element has
been absorbed into it, aud the money Of
those antagohistic TO Tic principles 81
Protection has been literally expended, 10
raise il once more into power. Cd. That
4hlltthe Republicans have been con-
scleustf strength and resting on The great
work they accomplished when GRANT
w5Sis9eeted TO The Office Of President, the
DemosBals have been perfecttpg their or
gaGtai tion, and labOring steadily 70 re.
coytS themselves from the shock Of 1893.
.aTheIlatest advices give Hoffman In
NesWs :Y6Fk majority orss5 900 70 $1,000.
TAG GLOWING Is the vote in that State FOL
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NRN7AND WoALRN.-AIen may be more
liberal and Just than women, but they
veEYEarely take a woman for a vile un.
Ii t69S Glieye her u 10 Is cliasts a. Ice
ana Ipiifet a, RnoRS,al II ,women were as
careful In choosing their husbands, va
ththk their would be t6Wer marriages, 81
elSa q wonderful reformation would DO
begun. It iS-pFesumea that the coming
woman viii qgass theae thinRd different
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Z mARRIEp.

2 I..o.,,,.,,,,,, the ,boye came a remembrance
q - q N, 81 foft
OF the PCs II Il = ,.tsi y 3
hor aIlAd Win delicious cake. The happy palE
I'm rl...a .ecant,the thanks a. well a YaFmest
S14S HSsS sI,6 J,-6SJ|oTlFT,5
WlBhes Io1 theh heltnI ~ t4tG
T@V9+t=====--
SBEC1kL NOTICES.
f953 T =. ,,,e,y
I7NR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .9N.
IL no 60 sg014 hoISLDA IN
WINTHROP le.tusnt3Hu,D 9hI RbIRia !,
HAttng 'tot me IAst hlfty'aVel Ctea
aiaeaSeS md 'colBunpd6n;1 fed that under.
stand fpltY coarao tlAt lht p 70
feftota { t6lCfib1E bad elGA 81 Diseased lnnG9 70
healthy e0unthess. The INST AId, most ~
ankslGp iafoi thll patieht1 20 avoid a;
aud th9 hest ofAll pl4ee4 On 4hls eq1tp9pt o e
thlS PafP9s n tef, Heli 9o! l ~ u,
tliS Sfkfe tie. 4tnTa ittes dlat. .ant
notinhi G1elglt atioho - ~ taate Sott9'
eF9 latltade d. gelatG e51 leeolil'
i lntGF I w several persona theEe li6se
lara md been hialy' dietased, bat Who gndtF
the hahng iRaneDoe Of lltlAbe Andmy ned
tsfneS, were getting well III {niil IsgI,iSil
lEORe itdt0tt miles further down tle Fiyes "a 2
Holnt EEhiGA q would prefer % F4lltkAJ me
tsmperStnrSi e moFel sVsI Gndith6 an llfJ and
bFldpg. Mellongille Apd RptaEpFfep are 0eAtffd
fhfSa. I fhUhld ave. q decided preference 70
lltellonFTIle III e two miles ftU ftSBt Of hke
aAd ItAee1ls almpet impossible tdLhke fCola
TIA hi ~ 6baPlaia 81 line, PSf i6at g god
GPn;TG3l e Indicate u return Of appettte, md
Rholt hlOi6 th6]taIg tA0y ea1eTAlE tnete4se N
4e8h, and than th9lungA m1gs he446 sstuEls
VIC H!ReE9Ie t3Eee gSSe IL ans Sa ~
lSsfsfit1 SCnmmlHdElito tOn5Enpa 6lla winter.
~ 3S6nS On, EaEllg 60 qPe, HAT pltt iare
leSa % k eqqld thefe tAfn Ehere. tasff Y
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A london tiSeF says: aThere aru
three kinds Of dane ne graceful, The
ppSra66ill. and the dagFaeefala So 81 :. , ,
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GETTING MARRIED.. ESSAYS
~ for Young Men, on, Social Evils, and the
propriety OF Immqpeisy Of FettIdg Married, with
IAnitAry help Or thotO aBo IeGt unAtted Eur mat.
rimonial hSppIneps., Reat fees IN sealed, eaYPl;
OPes address, How Rb ASSOCIATION. Box
P PAhlllA ssilR1a1.: p g5-faals ''pr''d&w
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THE la TEST AND C ;EillI I Ii5E;s II !,
SEA MOSS FARINB-eaId 10 DO very 6ne Ior
,Ii,a RRss,H5eEtt 1aa Sa elegant Aha aaiqty
CoX'S SPARKLING 9RLATHE-An old D..
n V0E1lS, With The ladies 6pe JGllIes-
WIZ. bright, ei6af aud beautiful
SUPERIOR SHRRRHrWLNE-JlStt TIE 6EE1eie
&ig.l 10 use with CDxlS Gelitlno-of EI6h
li- and lu8elOu8 a8YoE,yy 80 .sI,fgs
BAKERS coA=WalIa PpFe, q delicious
1o iFlil and nutritious beverage. ~ p
~ 80 1nTalidS and ehiIdPeu, f.Ilis5 III ,Iin
,ANGUsTURA BfTfBRS.The genuine article
ilsH Tor ladies md hiDdttn In feeble
I 5 Aili. u q health sHQJ siii - siI.,nlii I
WINK or RRPSIgTT9a molt sp99EIlct irOEIIllttIllY
80. l9E iLldle Hon aud dIbpepSiG. t.-,.ss
CORN TER e u 3 s "a Cilt4f{l&
pl add IoooSoit, 6llhcF .Al0ne o.
As XXX. X, EGuGHLf$ sttttH : CO., n /.
|. Jaati d BlaE ilsts, 2hjn 81.
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pnAIov's aVrrAIIA,n although Trans.

PnA1oN's avrTA11A,n although trans
parent and colorless, will darken gray
hair TO the exact shade It wore before II
beam 70 f,el Among the tritnphs Of
toilet chemHtEy t5 pre- ept II
4 clCag and gVe Cd W ang M q
NJ = { iod h6l 6fl.r'
ld " dlldrl ~ m iansf god
"a e. 80 4 d u. ede
MARRIED..
PES PURDY.-Thurlday evening, Nov: g,
1910, D. 10 residenee q M. Hl1: aetT A ~
Grove, by Rev, J. Il. FlGuigln, Capt .. =;
PrgiS, Of ClmeEun, and Miss y. Rs-FUn31iSSe
Accompanying the nborO came ,eafnpEpePge !,
Of The Is7IiljiSusScrII typOsl4 81 staRef ott
box alIed Win delicious cake. The happy pair
Nm please aeceptthe thanks q vel = YaEasat
TISSeS ISf iheF health, hlpPiness and Prosperity.
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T5TEEA NH.BD.-AlPARFNEiR, TO
NtIG tAka 6haes otsaHI1 mabag6' & god pajs
inE 4lFeFI etASlsii iAPB9I e ~, ~ y
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l900RIHEG lRTTCHIlO0 BARREL g
ilHESEDe I'd ifot ml0 loW, ~ ] ji,lISI,
Z ylFdtEilnnaf a. 5i5if caA8. H'eREEREsT
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MISUNDERSTANDING PURCHASED
In thsMCrehahti Tailoring EstaBliihment6f ~
A. n Adams; No. S71lonrO6 stnseE Wheeling,
anime our stock OF Cloths, CassimereS and vest:.
inR6. WHlGAERe are prepared 70 make up 70 order
in good stSle! on GhOEt noticG. "A arstel0sbstOck
q Gen " Furnishing ga0dsI sopstSRtly on
ITTSIa n aaii 1,ilGTl . Nefcisht FdiI6ssi
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.HAAiR j tJN91ae i++-THAT iIGWEL[yI
y. nes ~ M Aeal tnItFSetS1 II thS Gb6on6e
9 ssIEtisss 9ii Pf 3 = Dq
y. d. .r1lilIIiti. 0tssls ~
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the last few yean

gresss has Been TOO large ioF lie good d
ouEdw4 patty 1T has encouraged ais
stasln1El ainongl leaders, carelessaess IN
Legislation, ina sometimes unWiise .parti'
sanactlod. a majority large, enough to
aGt asa check, but not as q deadlock, Is a
great Advantage not only tOthe country,
buttoths majority party ~ !, IA /.
LGtlE-Ths, Cincinnati GaaatS roceiv-
ed last evening, sums up The results Of
the elections, as Tar as heard from, as fol-
Iows. .I92'RE li'H titiS
Ne@ York has elected Hoffman for
Governor by q majority Of about $4,000.
It's next Congressional delegation win
stand sixteen Republicans TO thirteen
Democrats; Democratic gain Of two.
ThRtaISbuRS claims the next Assembly by
four majority. ,ys,.
New Jersey elects three Republican
Congressman, d Republican gain Of one.
The Legislatute,lS Republican, thus ipsuf.
Ing Republican Senator inipIace 0r Cal
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lllluOiS elects to the next Congress
eight Republicans and six Democrats, a
Democratic gain Of two.
Nevada elects \ Democmtic Governor,
hut the rEst Of the State officers arc Re
Publlcans. She sends back Fitch a. her
representative in the next Congress- {
In Kentucky the probabilities are that
the Republicans have carried the
Eighth and Ninth DEticVS, a Republican
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THE LAZY MAN.

The lazy man, says the Eat Contribu-
tor. is almost always good natured. lie
never flies into passion. He might crawl
into one, if that were possible. but the idea
of his aying into anything is preposterous.
Who ever heard of lazy man breaking
into q bank, where crowbar had to be
used, or drilling into safe? Nobody.
Not that he might not covet his neIghbors
goods contained therein, but the horror OF
handling a crowb bar and drills would always
deter him from actually committing burg
larry. He never runs away with his neigh
boris wife, simply on account of the horror
he has of running Ii he is ever known to
run, it is to--run to seed
He rarely lies about his neighbors, for
il would be too much excrlion but he can
lie at a bar-room all day.
He is of inestimable service to a billiard
saloon. keeping the chairs warm and
watching the game, for few would care to
play where there are no spectators. The
fact that he does this without pay, day in
and day out, shows the unseltishness ofhis
nature. What an industrious man, who
considers his time worth something, would
want pay for, the lazy man generally does
for nothing, showing freedom from mer-
cenary motives that should go far to his
credit.
No lazy man ever got up revolutions,
instructions, or other popular excite
ments, and don't make nuisance of him
self by tramping around the country max
ing incendiary speeches to promote public
discomfort.
In his own neighborhood he is never
busybody in other peoples affairs, for the
very idea OF being busybody at anything
would drive him out of his head. BY thu
way, if he ever got out of his head, you
would have to drive him out, for he
wouldn't have energy enough to go out OF
his own accord.
No law man ever ran mad. If he went
crazy it was becaus he couldn't go any
where else without walking.