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How the Republicans were SWIndIed

the GeOrgta Elections.
NEW York, Jan. 3.-The Tunes Wash-
lngton special telegraphs that there is
evidence showing that in
georgia, during the recent elections. sys-
temat1c action was taken in parts Of the
State to prevent the negroes from voting.
through fear of violence. At Atlanta two
lines OF voters formed, one fox whites on
one aide OF h building, and one for ne
Rroes on the other. On the side where
b whites voted there was no inter-
ruptiOn, and the votes were rapidly
thrown, but the polling places for the ne
grOes were surrounded by a crowd OF
roughs, 30 densely packed as to render
It almost impossible for the black man
TO go through. The rOugha, while ex-
ortnE n another 10 clear the uay and.
let the negroes vote, would makeg greater
efforts to close the passage, and when the
negroes had broken through and were
near the boxes another crowd would.
force numbers OF them into a corner
whence they had difficulty again to OK
tricate themselves. The way 10 the polls
was three times cleared by the militzry,
and was closed up by the same crowd. In
one case a man deliberately spit IN the
United States Marshal's face, and then,
drawing his revolver, jumped upon a
bench snd called out with an oath 10 let
the riot begin. The marshal, entirely
defeaseless, abandoned the scene and
went home. The Republicans elected
three members OF Congress, whereas
they should have had i've. The Demo
crats return four. In the Macon Dis
trict there viii be a contest BY the de-
feated Republican, Fannin, and Il is be-
lieved his right to the seat viii be main
tanned. The District where Bradley,
cOlored, ran as an independent candi-
date was Loaf to the Republicans by
about two thousand, the negroes going
over to him. It is alleged Beadley was
hired to run by the Democrats, and that
his price was 5000.
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THE NURSERY
4 -NIAGAZI~E
FOR YOUNGEST READERS.
PROSPECTrS HnP LII

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Germany Feeling the Effects Of the
War


Germany Feeling the Effects OF the
War.
While the eyes OF the world are
directed towards Paris, watching for
the hour of its fall or its triumph,
popular feeling in Germany is under
going a change unfaVorabis to the
-countenance OF the wal. The special
despatch from Berlin shows that the
Germans are beginning to vince I'M
der the burden Of the contest. Agri-
culture audcommerce have been para
lived by the calls made upon the
male population 20 take up arms
Nearly all the arms bearing men are
in the field none remain at home but
the aged and physically incapable of
military service. The result OF this
strain upon the resources of the coun-
try is dissatisfaction on the part Of the
people. They want peace the war
enthusiasm Of two months ago is
dead. Nevertheless no sign OF dis
couragement is preceptible, as all the
official reports, says our cOrrespOn-
dent, are rose colored, and hence the
masses have nothing to complain
about, 50 far as the conduct OF the
war is concerned.
It is now stated that the visit Of the
delegation Of the Reichstag 70 Yer
sailles was premature, and the eOnse-
quence was that the King gave it an
indefinite reply. Newspapers and
correspondents continue TO feel the
the weight Of the German government
being suppressed and oppressed at the
will of the authorities. In cOnclu-
sion, our correspondent reports that
Germany has an eye TO territory in
Asia and-is beginning to look low
ingly upon the French possessions
in China.-N. y. Herald, Jan. g
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1877. OUR YoUNGFOLKS. 1871.
IT. TRAWBRIDGE ANDLUCY LARCOM;
EDITORS.

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Commissioner PleasantOn took oath
Of Office before Chief Justice Cartier,
Tuesday morning, and entered upon his
omcial duties. Heads Of divisions Of
the internal revenue Office, and several
chiefs uf hureags Of the treasury called
and paid their respects to the new Com
missioner, Several members OF Con-
gress, including Senators Cameron, VIII
son and Upton, also called upon him.
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rInntinn

C~LEFELAND & MNHOS1SG ran TlOADCo
CLEvELANn, Dec. -, Is7U.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
u the stockholdersof tne Cleveland & Ma
1ynlng itallroad Company, for the electian
OF Blrectors, and 70 attend to such other
business a. may properly come before them,
VII ne heed at the ONCE OF the company, in
T~Lefelhnd, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF
January next. at II o'clock, a. m. The books
ior transfer Of stock will be closed for ten
lAy previous 10 said day. and until the poll
books shal be
Jan. 4, ISTl-3te
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On the night before Porter's fatal
letter came out, the President was at
the AdmiraI's house. "Ah,n said
Grant, Il like 10 come over, Porter,
to see you and get away from the poll
ticians and have q quiet smoke. But
continued Grant, you are not social
enough. Your wife must come and
see US. Come over with her tA-mOr-
row and dine with u.s." The Admir-
al accepted the invitation, but has not
yet received the dinner,
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Minister Washburne, in a dispatch 70
the State Department recently received,
gives It a. his opinion that the surrender
Of Paris will no terminate the war. He
thinks that the French will not submit
50 long a. they have any men or money
IaN
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During the last ten years, under our
present tariff laws, have sprung up
in Chicago manufacturing establish
ments representing 8 capital OfS27, $40,
600, and producing annually So, 49,
600. They give employment and sus-
tenance to one-fourth the population
directly and indirectly to many more.
Could Chicago have expected this I'M
der free-trade? Again, St. Louis has
$4I, 900, 600 invested in such establish
ments, and 81, 800 Of her Inhabitants
engaged in their working. What
would be the effect OF putting out the
fires and stopping the wheels by free
trade?
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at 10 O'Clock, a. IN. ofsaid day, and continue
frUm day TO day until the following personal
property is sold The entire stock OF Dry
Goods, Carpets, Ladies' Shoes, Groceries
Ladies' MantiIlas and Cloaks, OF the late
hrm Of A. Z. Andrews & Son, also Show
Cases. Desk, one Fre-proOf safe, Stoves,
&c, &c. &C. The above sale 70 take place
al the store room formerly occupied by A.
+. Andrews &8on, on Market Street, War
rem. Ohio. Terms Cash.
g. ". DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SherifPs Onice, Warren, o., Jan 4, ISl-3t
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An alleged wife murderer awaiting
trial at Baltimore makes a statement,
which giddy girls and careless wives
have reason to think upon. He says
that their poverty, and hence their
trouble, came because his wife did not
understand housekeeping, and did
not waRt to learn.
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Virginia, one OF the richest States
in mineral wealth, has always been
tied down to agricultural apron
trings but now she, having passed
out OF her teens Of slavery, begins
to rub up her eyes, and see that she
had better go to work manufacturing
and mining. She cannot well 60 on
her feet in this new line, so asks Gov
eminent 70 put no tax on new manu-
featuring Establishments for some
time to come, and thus give them
nrotection.
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WAsTER COMMISSIONERS

llI SALE
The State OF OHIO, Trumbull county, So.
Samuel Quinby In Trumbsll Com
vs.. bmon Pleas. Civil Ac-
I. y. Dawson, ct. all ton.
By virtue Of an order Of sale Issued out of
the Court OF common Pleas Of Trumbull
County, Ohio, in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, 4 have levied on
and shall expose TO public saleat the door Of
the Court House IN the city Of Warren, Ohio,
on e4thd day o~fFebruary. 1871. between the
hours Of one and three O'Clock. p. m. Of said
day, the following described lands and tene-
mentS in the county Of Trumbull and State
OF Ohio, tO-Wit: Situate in the city ofWar-
rem. In said county and State, and bnunded
and described as follows: On the north by
the south line OF anal St.; on the east by
west iineof Main ST.; on b south by the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Canal, and on the
the west by line running north n south
and parallel with Main St, and runningtWo
feet from the east side ofthe two story frame
warehouse ofHenry and Charles smith,
The aboys described property, better known
rs III l. y. Dawson & Co, OIL NIL, With sll
necessary machinery for carrying on that
business. Appraised az SlO,300. Term Cash.
r. W. RATLIFF.
Special Master Commissioners.
Jan, 4, 1S50-5t.
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Jenny Lindis husband has at length
run thrOught the splendid fortune with
which she retired from the lyric stage,
and she is compelled to teach music
for = living. The Unmatched pair
have separated by mutual consent,
and the spendthrift must now shift
for himself.
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The POstpOuement Of the Alabama
Grievances a Blunder.

The POstpOnement OF the Alabama
Grievances aBlunder.
The Pal MaU Gazette of the 18th has
the following on the Alabama claims -
The hostility of the United States is
the true key to the position occupied by
Great Britain, and we should stand n
great deal better with the world if We
honestly acknowledged Those among
us who are striving their hardest 70 put
sOme other construction on Russian and
Prussisn diplomacy than that which
every organ Of opinion outside England
has placed upon It would most OF them
admit if they would speak frankly, that
the consideration which reconciies them
70 turning the other cheek 70 Count
Bismarck after one has been smitten by
Prince G~ortchakOf is their conviction
that If we made q bold step forward on
the European political stage the Ameri-
cans would take US at a disadvantage.
The great error of English statesman
ship is unquestionably its tendency to
tide over the difficulties which arise
with the United States by the help OF
the expedient which comes first TO hand.
But il is labor lost, and an ultimate re-
buff invited, when the Foreign Office
NEEDLES with European politics, so long
as any American question remains IN
settled. No greater blunder was ever
committed than the postponement OF
the Alabama grievances. It is true we
can never be sure what complaints the
Americans will advance. Even the
English Foreign Office might be for
given for not having looked forward to
y renewal OF the fishery dispute. The
true policy is nevertheless 10 solve all
American controversies as rapidly as
possible. and by any issue rather than
none. The policy actually followed has
been the very worst conceivable. When
the Alabama claims had been postponed I;
when the Dominion OF Canada had been
established: when u American terri
tories were virtually garrisoned by a
weak militia, there remained, as NJ.
guilty OF.
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DEATHS.

ROtee QfdeathG ee-Obitidry i've eaRs per line
In Champion, Dec. 2lst. Ms MARGARET
WALKER, wife OF James Walker, Aged
e. yearE.
(Kittdning. Pa, papers please copy
In BaEetta, Dec, S, $50, DAVID C., son OF
Maria A and Martin ]. Smith; aged 3
years, l0mOnths and Is days.
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Theodore Tiltonis Yaledictory APP
pears in last weeks Tndspendent.-
Mr.. Bowon, owning the, paper de-
sires 70 edit il himself, but Mr.. Tilton
viii frequently contribute to its first
page.
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NOTICE.
IN The goods, consisting ofthe stock Of the
late firm % A. + Andrews & Son. Agt's, viii
be sold at public sale by the undersigned, At
their tore room on Market st Warren, o.,
commencing Jan. "A, ISL, at ~ o'clock, g. m.
and continuing from day 10 day until sold.
HANNIBAL TAYLOR,
Warren. e.. Jan. 1, ls7l-2t Mortgage.
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With all other Republicans, who are motor
the bread and butter Brigade am glad 70
see by the late message, thatthe President
Is now vigorously urging civil service re-
form. In thla he Is simply consistent with
himself and with the principle announced
Il his Inauguration, VIZ: 70 carry ont the
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Fhe State OF Ohio, Trunbun County. IS.
VIM. T. Spear, Assigned InTrumbuilCom-
vs.. mon Pleas.

By yirtueof an execution issued ont ofthe
Court fCOmmon Pleas, OfIrumbul County.
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rected and delivered, / have levied on
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