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New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
GEN. LoGANs RECORD.
GOV. PALMER MAKES SHORT WORK OF SPECt-
MEN GRANT REPUBLICAN.
fpy TEIpGRAPH TO THE TRI2USE1


[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRI2USEl
CmcAGo. Oct. 6.-There was an immense
rally OF Liberals at Springfield Saturday afternoon
which WAS addressed by Mr.. Herndon, Mr.. Lincolns
former partner and others. Being called upon for
speech, Gov. Palmer replied to some recent re-
marks Of Senator Logan saying that on
the list OF 1atterers surrounding PreSidehV
Grant was John A. Logan, than whom no
the republic has much reno|n on 30 sina
capital When Democrat, he caused to be passed. py
the Legislature law more cruel than the slave system
itself under which the son OF free mother might be
made a slave Not only did this law announce Slavery
as the doom of the colored emgrant, but 1t provided
fines and imprisonment for any one who should ana
him. The MASTER penltent for tho wrongs done
his bond-people, was forbidden to make them
free The acts of the Legislatures Of all the
States may be examined and nothing more atrocions or
more cruel can found anywhere In 1900 when TO the
eye and judgment Of all, Slavery had become more
wicked and more Infamous from ITS disoya reasonabe
demands Gen. Logan distinguished himself in Congress
as its most seryIle tool. In isGO slave hunting was
infamous evea in the eyes OF Shareholders,
and Democrats tenouuced the hateful tool as dirty
work, Logan confessed the infamy OF the employment,
but loudly proiessed his WiIhngness 70 no 10 ,, oti
Democrat whose face mas not tngeu WIN ~
ncation and shame when he has been taleu Wltn Tue
humility indecent scurlty OF one VINO aspme1 70 d o
leader In 1866, when driven into inc army 70 asou
the consequences OF hls dlsloyaity 10 tne ivy Ivy.
ernment he DENOUNCED the cry me bcv al 5v
cause OF the In August, 1864 ne nad no, PuoIcy
decided whether he would support Lincoln or McOletu
HIS family made bets upon his probable ne OF c1huuc1'
In 1865 he denounced impartial suffrage and by ms con-
duet lett it doubtful whether he would follow Johnson
adhere the Republican party In 1858 ne iavOfea
repudiaOn, proposing in violation or good falt 10 TAX
the national securities In 1871 he was the asalant OF
Gen Grant and hoped himself TO he nominated for inc
Presidency 1872 his excited the contempt OF
his political friends, He oaricatured as one OF tno
hafcOneeaed enemies of Grant, and now ne aRphu9I5
and praises Grant and assas with herce lnVeeu'es al
who oppose him.
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THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

TIME OF PAYMENT OF THE AMOUNT OF THE
AwARD-DECIsIoN IN TIIE SAN JUAN QUES-
IIoN SOON TO BE DELIVERED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-It is anticipated in
official circles that the award made by the Geneva
Tribunal will be paid before tho expiration OF 70 months
from the time Of its announcement, this being the
treaty limit. The money will be paid by the Depart
ment of State and there Is no law concerning the
disposal Of it, legislation by Congress becomes necessary
for that purpose. ,. . g. -,
arbitration is that decision wonld be made early this
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CONNECTICUT.

AN ELECTION TO-DAY FOR TOWN OFFICERS.
An election for town officers will he held
to-day In the Nutmeg State. There seems to be very
little excitement about it, there elsewhere, yet the
voting in such cities Hartford New-Hayen, and
Waterbury will have political significance, as VIII
also that of the populous towns In many OF the
later however, local and the fitness Of candidates
for the Office have TO do with the result OF the
election than the political opinions OF the aspirants
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

FLIGHT OF A CRIMINAL TO AMERICA-A CABINET
MEETING.
LONDON, Saturday, Oct. s, 1871.
One Collins, absconding with $4,000 of stolen
money took passage on the steamer which left South
ampton for Baltimore, Monday last. The police
authorities been requested TO arrest the cuprt on
his arrival at Baltimore Mr. Gladstone has called for
meeting Of the Cabinet, Wednesday hext to transact
important business the nature OF which Is not reported
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
THE INDIANA CONTEST.
A PROMINENT REPUBLICAN JOINS THE REBoR
RANKS.

A PROMINENT REPUBLICAN JUINs THE hEtOHM
RANKS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TmBUNRl
WARSAW, Oct. 6.-Col. j. b. Dodge, man
OF large Influence and high character, has addressed
letter to the Grant Republican Central Committee Of
Kosnsko County declining to further with that
body or with the Grant party. He says he
Is compelled to regard this as the only course
open who desires to guard the institutions OF the
country from Federal interference He states the fact
that commissioners have been appointed by Federal
Judge To snpernend the elections next Tuesday, and
expresses belief that the people OF Indiana are fully
able TO guiate their election in their own way These
appointIpents infringe upon the rights OF free citizens
and II passed by In silence will lead the Government
into despOtlsm.
LIBERAL MOVEMENTS.
The Hon. B. Gratz Brown spoke at Mancio
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POLITICAL NOTE.

The Hon. George NJ. Stearnes has declined
the Liberal nomination for Leutenant-Goyefnor OF Mas
sachusotts
Mr. +. A. Boswell. Grant Republican, having
withdrawn candidate for delegate in Congress for
the District of Columbia. the contest Is now between
Gen. Chapman. Grant Republican, the present incum-
bent and Mr. L. G.. Hne, who will be supported by the
Liberals and Democrats The election for delegate In
Congress and members Of the Lower House OF the eT-
torial Legislature will take place on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
SPAIN.

DENIAL OF THE RUMoR RELATING TO ALLEGED
CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES.
MADRID. Saturday, Oct. s, 1874
The report which has been current in this
city several days that the Spanish Government has
resolved TO submit to council of the European Powers
M claims against the United states for damages inflicted
by libusterng expeditions to Cuba, Is pronounced un-
true.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
coLoRED REPEATERs FROM THIS CITY.

COLORED REPEATERS FROM THIS CITY.
Gangs of colored repeaters, numbering in
the aggregate 400 or 5OO left this city Saturday and
last evening for Philadelphia and other points In Penn
sylvanla In several Of the uptown stables where col
ored men are employed drivers, not one remained on
Saturday evening. Some wished TO visit friends In
Philadelphia and elsewhere IN Pennsylvania; others
proposed to 20 excurslOns and similar shallow
texts for their absence given. In the negro quar-
ters in the Fifth ghth Sixteenth and Twentieth Wards
the absence of many OF the idle and vicious young col
ored men has been noted by he,poce. 1t is asserted
that some of these squads Of colored men are
under the direction OF certain "hangersOn" OF the
house and POstOce. Certain IL Is that some OF
these men were the trains with the cOl0red
men, and there seemed 10 be understanding between
tDe IL is alleged that cOored repeaters can be used
10 greater advantage than white for the reason
that it is much difficult to identify them.
In addition, the large number Of cOlored voters
who will cast their ballots for the first time a this cleo
ton renders comparison with former elections OF no
avail and frauds OF the most stupendOus character can
be perpetrated in this manner IN Oeatles We4e con-
siderable number Of cOlOred people 1--we.
strong effort however, Will be made 10 prevent thls
Men who are acquainted with many oil those who com
pose the gangs that have been tarl ON from this city
WIZ be on hand election day, aud n vote is offered
BIZ one these oOlored residents the offender Will
bc taken into custody.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

80, b,,I s.ta,,,, Loss ; sfyJf lassrsi .oE > 80
An arch Of the iron bridge in the course oi con- ,
.,rn er,s. h. Kansas River Lstweou M,aa ote a. n.y.
III an pd.y Killing Nr Make Superintendent Of 0oh''''''
The courthouse at kankakee, H., was 1HIhed
an s.i9rar esusire los, Of s5O0 lhe ilaai-es .s
e IN saei Tie origin Of ne brei nl'I ,titu ~ 80
% lst az usdsT SrI'it q Va tAN'"A
isesplisTs.
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THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA.

RECOVERY OF PORTION OF THE TREASURE
FROM THE VESSEL.
LONDON, Saturday, oct. 5, 1872.
A dispatch from Yokohama, dated Sept, 25,
announces that twohirds OF the treasure lost by the
burning OF the steamship America, that port has been
recovered.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY AROUSED.

A LARGE LIBERAL MEETING AT SOUTH BETH
LEHEM-sPEECH BY MAJOR HAGGERTf.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNRl
South BETHLEHEM, Oct. Ga very large
Democratic and Liberal Republican demonstration was
held here last night There at LEASE 5000 voters In
attendance After the procession paraded through the
principal streets Of the the meeting was organized
on the open space in front OF the Maxehal House, ana
was addressed by William H. LOwden, esq, Of Allen
town, Penn: Major Uaggerty OF New-IOrk ana the non
John d. stiles OF Allentown The meeting adjourned
amid cheers Tor Greeley, Brown, and Buckalew MAJOR
Haggerty was serenaded in the evening at the lhlgh
Valley Hotel by portion Of the celebrated lederrahZ
of Bethlehem, ana responded in an able speech
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

TllE nBFRAI. LEADERS FULL OF CONFIDENCE
vrRuV's UNSURPASSED RECEPrloN-fhb AD-
MINIsgRATION CHARGES or FALSE hAlU-
REALIZATION PAPERs UNFOUNDip.
l1l TsuEGglPH TO THE TuBUNEl
.,DlIPuIA, oct. 6.--The Liberals are in
1ich sts to-day All the indications point to victory
Tho meetings beld throughout the State yesterday
were in every very largely ATTENDED, /,
and from an quarters come reports ot fresh
acoossions 20 the Reform movement. Gov. Cuts can
vass has givcn 10 the movement new and powerful
impetus His Concert Hall meeting last evening aud his
meeting at Germantown were oycrtures such as nave
been seldom Witnessed in penDsYkania. Col f0rney
SAYS nc has not such enthusiastic and warm
hearted reception given TO any one since Kossuth
visited the city, as was given 10 Curtin at Con-
Han The Governors Old Republican friends
crowded The hail. and 10 Is no exaggeration
To- say that thousands could not obtain admission.
twenty times large would have been thronged
to hearty faith and devotion OF the immense audience
a. tue noble war Governor manifested again and
again in wave aftcr Of applause. Almost every
sentence he uttered was cheered The Liberal
leaders declare that they never before during the cam
pa have felt "a confident OF success they DO Tonight
n the Taincst indications observed in political
canvass to be trusted, there win be an uprising OF
the honest people OF Pennsylvania ON Tuesday That VIII
sweep the corrupuouis.5 from The hali aud barry them
under an overwhelming majority.
THO charges OF naturalization frauds made vest rday
by toe Har.ranft orsus against Samuel j. Randall and
Co McCiure create sensation. They are 80 eyi-
dcuy manufactured FOR election use that no one credits
them. Tie intelligent Graut Republicans place no
faith Ia .hcm. The respectable city papers, Ike
Tie IHhU.eetcsr aud Tie Lcdger, refused TO
p1hlsh the story, deemng IL false ANA beous me age
printed Sc as a paid advertisements Mr.. Randall mas
published card declaring the letter purportne TO have
been written by him 10 Mcclure to be forgery He IN
tends 10 prosecute the oGicehOlders who mauufac-
tured the cauard as soon the election is over.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
CAMPAIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE OHIO CANVASS.
JBY TELEGaApH TO THE rRmuSEl

THE CLOSE or THE CANYAss-BorH SIDES
CLAIMING A YICroRY-ENCOURAGING LIB
ZEAL REPORTS.
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were appointed as the Committee OF


S. J. TlieB xyIh, Chairman XAnIhony ReshSf
T..Elward Burke. XII. losePb koch
III Wisny SRGsny r. eiInIh a. nar, XIV. Henry weeks
Ill. John A. 0Bren ] An''Josepn bliineA'na-
Nv. George Linden: x,,Ii AYH 'yetoms DS'~
W. TSsma, TSsnn coHaei; @Ssl XIX Mstlss Drearsn
VII Edward SohelL ~ 'yohI u hiaI,"- vat
VIII. Sylvester Nolan XXI. jacob r. Miller.
TX james d. Mcclellan
meeting OF the Conference Committee appointed by
the Judiciary Convention Will be held al Iammany Han
to-day, at 103 O'Clock, a. H.
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN JUDICIARY CONVENTION
The Liberal Republican judiciary Conyen-
ton met on Saturday evening at No. sIi broadway'
Among the more prominent were Gen John Cochrane,
Rufus F. Andrews, ]. Soils RItterband, Gen. John A.
Foster. Joseph W. Howe, Vim. H. De Camp and DIR.
Martin Freligh The convention called 20 order by
the Hon. Thomas f. Stewart, who nominated Joseph '"
Howe as Chairman and this was carried by accama-
tion Mr. Howe thanked the Convention for tho honor
conferred upon him. referred the work be done by
the Convention and declared that the community were
hoping and looking honest administration of JUS
tice in the city and State.
T. Soils Ritterband said that the Judiciary Convention
which had held iGs session in Tammany Hall that after
noon had not deemed it advisable to at make nom
nations. IL willing TO confer with this and other
organizations In its selection Of ticket Its example
should be followed by this Convention. He offered the
following resolution:
Resolved That committee he appointed, consisting OF
one from Assembly district 70 confer Win olher
existing political Reform organizations, with view 10
united and harmonious action tho part or an asoc
tons and examinations favorable 10 the puilty OF the
Judiciary In making nominations, and that sucn COM
mittee be selected by the respective Assembly sue'
delegations.
Gen. Foster, strongly. favored the resolution, aud
hoped that the Bar Association with which be was con
nected, would be included in the organizations 60 De
conferred with The amendment was aceeptei s'i- "a
ford f. MacOmber and Gen. John COchrane also spoke IA
favor Of the resolution the latter Obccung however 70
the wording of the resolution he only In favor OF
treating with organizations possessing some stanoihg
Win Tam many Hall, the Bar Association, the C0not-
tee of seventy and some other organizations, thero
could be no objection 20 meet with and consult DuV
there were seyeTa irregular organizations possessing
no foloWBs whom he objected 10 reeosdl1e or sie"s
with. -. -. 49,. ,.,,
Mr. Macaulay moved that each OF the respective deie
p ons appoint OF their number 70 serve on nc pro
posed committee instead OF being appointed by tus
tfiar and the resolution, as amended was ealled,
recess OF rs minutes was aken ana when the Convention
aplin cAme tn.ether tho following nalnes wore eub
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
PBNNSYLVANIA'S HOPE.
SIGNS OF A LIBERAL VICTORY.

TlIR LIBERAL LEADERS FULL oF CONFIDENCE
VCRuN's UNSURPASSED KECErrioN-thh 40
MfNIsTRATION CHARGES or FALSE hAtU-
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LIBERAL NOTES.

ONO lssued CIfcuIaI WdEIb IHU LIUVKI5 "IIII
tickets which being issued in large numbers by the
Grant men with "Aquila j. Wiley" printed on
them as the candidate for Secretary OF state
The name OF the candidate ia simply Aquila Wiley
and voters should strike of tho 81" whenever IL is
found on their tickets Another circular has been Issued
by the same Committee, saying that negroes are OGlng
sent from Cincinnati, Marietta, ParkensDrg, Belalr
Wheeling and other points by rail- to vote IN close dls-
trcts tomorrow reward OF $500 is offered Tor eaeh
r.nn convicted OF LEGAL voting.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
JUDICIARY REFORM.
PURIFYING TIE BENCH.

CONVENTIONS OF TAMMANY HALL AND TIIT
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN OEGANIZATIOHs-
COMMITTEES or CONFERENCE ApPOMrEr
TO FIX UPON TICKET.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12
Mar.2O-wtf.

DIES MoIEEs DARK SIDE.--FrOm Os-
kaloosa comes the report that dele
CATION of Des Moincs' deaNi-saoad went
to the capital Of Mahaska county dur
ing the fair there. last week. and one
of the .moat noted OF them, piled her
fiscinations to the Requirement of one
of Oskaloosa's prominent and wealthy
citizens. While the guilty pair were
at one of the hotels. the wife of the
man in question, heard of the amour,
aud suddenly appeared in The room
and confronted the twain with all the
sterness of a woman scorned. The
doors were locked and the three held
u long consultation-the wife all tears
aud the cyprian half melted at the
wife's distress, yet defiant; the hns-
band sl,ame-stricken and abascd. What
was said in that little conferences, will
probably never be known outside the
breasts Of the participants, but at it's
close the husband and wife LETT the
house. and the facinatiDg fair and frail
Des Moiner came away from Oskaloo-
"a by the next train.
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We ask You to call and examine our
stock Of farm machinery. We chal-
lenge all competitsrs to a field trial on
all our implements for simplicity, du-
rability, light-draft, convenience in
handling and performance of good
work. Our stock consists in part of
the Morrison Self Cleaning Plow, war
ranted superior to'all others the Key
stone, the only planter that scattcrs tho
corn in the hill, and depositsit in the
same depth.
The Orchard City and Northwest
Corn Plow, all made of wrought
iron, and will not break, as many do,
with cast axles, &c. We manufacture
the O'Brian Harrow, and "lIughes RI
ding Old Ground Piow." We put up,
on trial, the Enterprise Wind Mill for
watering stock, and insure satisfaction,
or no sale. ns
Racine Threshers, Bucyrus, Kirby,
Wood and Champion Reapers.
RUSSELL, White & Co.
Mar. 2O-Wtf.
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NEW YORK.
New York. Sept.

4 l
The Immigration Commissioners
make report of their findings in the
case Of the emigant ship Chas. III. Mar
shall, showing The pcrpetration Of fear
full cruelties to the passengers on that
ship, on her last trip to this city, at the
hands Of tho insurbordinatc undiaci-
plined crew. The Captain having
died on the voyage. The Commission
ers invite tho attention OF the Federal
authorities to the fact that ii rests with
them to protect Immigrants in transit.
s. s. Cox and others addressed a
large enthusiastic Democratic ratifica-
ton meeting, last night, at Apollo Hall.
Horace Greeley left for Springfield,
Mass, last evening, aud this morning
was 10 leave for Vermont, to deliver
the opening address at the State Fair,
Mt ST. Johnsbury.
1t Is understood that O'Connor will
definitely decide this afternoon, wheth-
or he will accepts the Louisville nomi-
ton or not
A secret session o the Liberal lie.
publican Central Committee was held
to-day, to effect q permanent re-organ-
ization. Gen. John Cochrane was elect
ed President; Alfred Wilkinson, Sec
rotary.
A writ ofAnbeas c0rpns, WIGS grant
ed by Judge Leonard, rcturnable to-
morrow, in the case Of Forester, the
alleged Nathan Wurderor.
F
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Stou the Interest.

Daniel Webster once dined with al,
old Boston merchant, and when they
came 10 the wine, dusty old bottle
was carefully decantcd by Peter and
passed to the host. Taking the bottle
he poured out Mr.. Webster's glass
and handed it to him. Then pouring
out another for himself, he held it to
the light and said:
"Iow do You like it, Mr.. Web
ster?"
Il think it fine specimen of old
Port!"
"Now you can't guess what that cost
me 7" said the host.
.'Surely not only know that it is
excellent" said Mr.. Webster.
"Well, now I can tell yon, for made
a careful estimate the other day.
When add the interest to the first
price, find that it cost me just one
dollar and twenty cents per glass"
''Good gracious! you don't say So"
said Mr.. Webster; and then draining
his glass he hastily presented it again
with the remark:
"Fill up again as quick as you can,
for want to stop that COMPOUNDED in
terest."
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ryzNE MONTHS AGO.

Tn the 18th day of December, 1871,
Senator McCrecry, Of Kentucky, in
troduced into The Senate of the United
States a resolution for the relief of
Mrs General Lee. THIS resolution
contemplated the restoration to Mrs.
Lee OF the Arlington estate and the
consequent removal therefrom OF the
ashes OF thousands of Union soldiers
whose rciiiains lie enteTnbed in the
National Cemetery upon said estate.
MeCreery would have had the Ma
ton purge that estate Of the slumber-
ing remains Of these dead heroes in
order that it might be returned to the
family Of tho man, who held the sword
OF the rebellion that shed the blood OF
these defenders of liberty and union.
Tie resolution Of .McCreery was
smothered beneath the righteous in
dignation OF Congress and ofrthe peo-
PIE. t'
During tho. discussion of the question
Charles Summer arose in his seat in
the Senate and made some remarks
from which we quote the following
$40 we not see here the policy that
would be established Should the Dem
ocratie party come into power) o poll
cy which is to take the old rebellion
by tie hand, which is TO install it in the
hjgl, places OF power, in the Executive
Mansion, in the halls of Congress ?
-Now, sir, could make nay voice. heard
trom one end of the country to the
other, il would be to warn against that
political combination which now
shows its land in the proposition of
tile Senator from Kentucky. Take
warning, / would say to my country
South, but at the North, but especially
at the South. that the. party with
which the Senator is associated,
should it obtain power in this nation,
will establish q policy, of which his
resolution is a representative"
Only nine months have elapsed and
we behold in great sorrow this same
man, Charles Sumner, joining in an
attempt to reinstate in powerthe slave
ocrasic, rebel, political combination
against which hc,so short a time ago
launched forth such bitter words and
telling truths.
Oh. how have the mighty fallen !?
nntihanks 10 the sintelljgencc, the pa
trioiism of The great heart Of the
American people, they cannot be, led
astray by the teachings Of one or
scores Of mighty leaders, who have
fallen victims to their personal hates,
their naughty pride and diotatorial
ganity,
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WAsH1NGT0N, ID. Sept. !,

WASHINGTONs 16s Sept 4.
EDS. COURIER THE Convention Of
Co. superintendent adjourned last
evening at 4 p. NJ, and as is the usual
practice in such meetings, the nearer
the hour approaches sbr separationsthc
greater anxiety wss manifested by
each one to unburd6n his inind Of his
own wonderful conceptions and expc-
riences in the administration of school
matters.
There were several important topics
discussed yesterday, among which
were Qualifications Of Teachers" and
s'Granting Certificates" The Conven.
ton was unit on this point, viz: that
persons DESTROYS Of teaching must
possess a knowledge ofall the branches
specified by law, and the other re-
quisitcs named, and In addition should
be Is years old. i'.',' ~ N.s's' 2
Prominent among the members Of
the Convention, remarkable for their
fine physical appearance and being
men of sound Judgment, were Super.
intcndents Milliard; Moreton,, Baker
Eldridge and young Malcolm, and last
but not least on the list, stands our
able State superintendent Col. Aber-
nathy. The meeting Of such able'meh
and others like them, 10 discuss mat.
tiers Of such vital importdnce to oul
State, cannot fail to be productive o.
good toa 39ei 8ii u sA9s a Il ~
Washington has had . Normal school
this summer of06 teachers, and there
IL no reason why Wapelio county an
other year should not have = school o
this kind, with as great an attendance
II IL proposed to hold thenext CCnVen
| ton At Ottumwa during the holidays
aud We hope that our people Will sus
tain their reputation for Hberality and
kindness in acknowledgements con
nected with educational interests. L 1
| - .
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! chi.s,r,, 1larkst.

CHICAGO, sept. III.
Flour Firm.
Wheat--Active, irregular, unsettled,
cash sold up to 126; closed 125 seller
Sept. higher, I21 bid.
Corn-Fairly active, higher, closed
easier 36A and7 regular, cash or Sep.
80 bid Oct.
Oats-Steady 241a@A
Rye-Steady IS.
Barley-Fair demand 65.
Provisions-Qaiet unchanged.
Pork--Lower, 314.5O. .S,.
Meats -Easier, offered at 81.
Bulk Meats. Easier, shoulder SIC,
short ribs &c. RI
Lard--Duil 85Sc for winter ;81sc
for. summer. M s
Whiskey-Firm.