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from Havana, in ballast, to Fatjo, Marks &cq-
Spanish brig Maria Rosa Lores, 9 days from Carde
mas, to PUG Bros
British schooner Willie, Eden, from Jamaica to
E Pilsbury-
Schooner Angelina Ward, 10 days from Ruatan
Island to A Cetroyich-
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Marine intelligence,
OFFICE or THE REPUBLICAN :
Saturday, E0vem Der g 1879. J

Saturday, November g 1879.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship 50. louis Whitehead FOR New forS
Steamship United States, BuTdtckl for New York
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Gegman bark Ghristef, B)ckelmann from Bremen
September . to Mummy. echrodes tscO-sth dis
trICt
Brig Jane Goodyear. Davis, FROM Bio iapeir0 aug
Ust g! 10 .tuacan, Sherman SC0 lot district
SowBOAT9.
&bsa paimea from the Passes~~lSene iowa
1ight-Broushs up bark Chslstel and sriS JAMS
Goodyear
88EAMBOgT9o
Patches Eeatheas. from yicRssurR
" = Pike. Brown, from Tunica
Sabine Baranco from Crosse Tete RSiiysa9
GicE LongWOrth Hates. from Cairo
lizzie Hopkins, Aucou from DonaldsonviIle
53radish johnson. Brathurton. I'm LoYeg Gsast
BELOW COMING UP.
gpanis8 bark Dace, Coderch, days from havana
in ballast, to PUG Bros-
s9sassb org Angela S'eaRsB. Assistsny. ssyv
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EXPORTS

NEW YORK-Steamship United States-l763 bales
cotton 100 hbs oil Pts bbls mOlasses and sundriea
NEW YORK-Steamship st Louis-l448 bales cot
ton 200 bbls oil 545 ties taow 934 bbls moIasses Fl
hhds sugar 1852 bdls hides bales hides I69 cases
brandy 81 9}5 in specie
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rHANGE OF TIME.

OHANGE OF TIME.
On and after OCTOBER %, 1872, trains of the
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern, Missis
sippi Central, and Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
roads) will depart and arrive as follows
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express 500 A. NJ Express. .......ll:0O P. NJ
Mail. 500 P. M. Mail. 1925 A. N
Accommodatn.4:o0 P. III. Accommodate 9.05 A. N
Mail Train runs daily. Express daily. except
Sunday.
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TIME
From New Orleans to NEW YORK. CHICAGO, ST,
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and all intermediate cftjea
villages and stations
PULLMAES PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CARS
from New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt and Lou
isviBe, without change
g. D. SHELDOE,
ticket agent New Oreans
s. s. JONES,
Ticket Agent Galveston
c. P. ATMORB
9eneral Passenger AGENT
s. E. CAREY,
General Ticket agent,
+. D. FROST
j@S General Superintendent.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,


CAIRO-Steamer Nick Longworth-1557 bbls fonr
3Q4 bbls meal 235 bhls whisky 20 hhds bacon 25o
bales cotton hhd9 tobacco and sundIy produce
observation-disclosures Natchez-2G64 bales cotton
1891 SKIS cotton seed SO SKIS seed cotton 2l9 SKIS oil
cake and sundries
"A SKIS seed cotton Sc bbls molasses s. hhds sugar
and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradish Johnson
% hhds sugar 3!6 bbjs molasses 1870 bbls rice l3o
SKIS rough rice and sundIIes
GROSS TETE RAILROAD-Steamer Sablne-58
bales cotton 81 hLds sugar Isl bbls molas5es and
sundres
DONALDSONVILLE-Stea Lizzie Hopkins -
. hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
M0RGAN,S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
November 3-544.G55 in specie ia bales cotton Is
hhds sugar969 bbs mOasses 40 half bbls do and
sundries
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD, November 8--62l bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, November 1880 bales cotton
and sundry produce
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FOR RENT.

EUh hin 10
gsV0 EEg-sToRE AND OFFICE eoRSER OF
4 Camp aRd Common streets.-The store and
office adjoining, situated corner Camp and Com
mon streets, nov occupied by Gonzales Brothers
as cigar store, Possession given Novembeg j
next. Apply to E. Roger Il SO g
20 IS decatur formerly Old Leyeel street,
ELEGANT R0OGTs-FURNIsHED- WITH or
IA without lard, in that pleasant residence. No
~; 9i1 Csrondelet street Suites Of roos for faroi
5-oI. L 1eanou. seq
EOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO-STOPY
= residence, Ne. l58 CalIiope street; well adaptei
Ior families; conveniently located; terms modep.
ate Apply to DAVIS & FRBRET, no u Conner.
cial place sIf
l. airy furnished rooms, in a location conTenian+
to the business part Of the city adapted to the use
OF single gentlemen or families The hoase ia
within one square of Canal street. Terms rasaor
al able apply At No 1853 eBst8wB8pse street near
''SS '"A'7~7s 9@9s~eO ss5
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--se--A>---2-o
MALI, IL IL u SO
aInmeatfc niarl1eraa


NE" Work, November ., hvening-C0r-
ton closed easier: sales l'O' bales at IVA q
l9Ac; net receipts $780, gross ~ sales OF
futures %0O3O 6aies. NoTemoer 1917 q
- 9-l6c: December i8.s @!S+2c; January
1872 a 1926: February l8&e Q 1880: March
- $40 q 10 9lOc: April ~ 2 lJ42c: May
1873 q ~ '-l6ce Flour duil; .. 3o~" - tor
common 70 talr extra, ~ 3O@ u Tor GOOD to
choice extra. whisky active ana frm at
Csc Wheat nc lower; VI y q %. Corn
heaYy and shade lower b342 Gb1cs Pork
firm and active at 9I0 q IL ~. beef quiet;
"a as SO for plain meee, Us 80 10 for extra
mess Lard tlrmer and active; 80 a 9c.
Iurpentne tlrm; o212c' H9sLn itrm' D. Y
Oats dlul, ." @4o+2c; oid " esteFh mixed,
IN store and ati0aS 3@1 l"Sc: ne" - q f3c;
olach western tI@03c, "ul'e - 1f g.
CoLlte 9Ute' q I'4zT loH ~ ~
4G't :" $50 - = so =, s,-
- :, 's9" D; ~, ~ 9ibo ra1in+U
.ta.jrl "a S.Yfc Er.:rb+. ia TirarnooI
.,H ,,lno. q; 80, .toan v,Loo
Gi+J we
g. .Sr,-,r,r,,.r, Xovo,,sa- sros,on AM.
,,j3dI;v,n I9ian VIaDr d,,1T S-z7 D.
w. 7ua,1and C,;r ani ,nsrtsot Arm !.
~ III s2z.I - O. NDana,7d fair .nd
49,. Er-,,. KIT 43c. ,,arr ~ = ia Sats
NH ., q. poriS .,,ias %af3 4, SiI
ar,t yla,rya-,d f,ir a,, No. III fr,,'' s+ear
-, Irottin 10 BnIlr n,aa+s stnadv ami
1@,,,,,'d ,+lo,i,rato. sLn,,ilta~s t3.r cIoar
~ 59Lo aIdo-. an n117. Re-,
III a,d ,,1o~l,ot iirn1. sLorI6ars 53+c clear
~ J6ILa olnar ali ia S,1,,aroI1rad
i,,.,, 1 ~ yTl,ial, D.-ar3 Fa;r ia
- I,1.ot G+,,. ato
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Strict good ordinary sold az Use. Tow
middling at l719, l77s and l72sc, the latter
being the ruling rate, strict do AZ II u and
18c, and strict low middling to middling AZ
I81sc IN most Instances factors were, if
any thing, more confident in their preten-
sions, and unwilling to stimulate the de
mand by meeting it more freely. The move
clement vesthes, and the moderate sugplg
on sale.
Adding 700 bales 20 yesterdays report
the sales OF the past three days sum up
1880 bales, making an aggregate for the
week Of q 200, against 25, 600 last week and
$500 the week before. Weeks receipts
36,73s bales, embracing 1887 from other de
livery ports tof which 1910 from Mobie)
and 81! B! proper against 8, 843 proPes LAST
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OOMMER OIAH1
With dividend.

FRIDAY EVENING, November 9, Hsf2.
CoTroN-The sales to-day embraced 3l00
bales, at irregular and in some cases easier
prices during the morning, but tirmer later
in the day, requiring only slight change
in our outside quotations for good ordinary.
Wegive also the Exchange figures, which are
for average lists according with its official
type, while ours present the proper range
Of the market for average lists, but with
the outside figures for low middlinS given as
the outside figures for strict:
SE@ ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, 2ssTAfTLATED
IN THAT OF LIVERPOOL.
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Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE 6P THB DAILY REPUBLICAN, }
Fa5DAY EVENING, November 8. 1872. J

FRIDAY EVENING, NoVtmOtL o I0I@.
We have no Improvement to notice in the
money market but rather more stringency,
caused By therscarcity Of currency, about
half million of which has been due by
express for a day or two. The applications
At the banks for discounts continue be
yond their available resources and there is
no abatement in the demand for currency
for the interior The offerings on the street
we're Of fair extent, but less pressing than
for some days past The transactions report
ed show no material change. We continue
to quote trst-class paper at II y cent
p annum; AL at Is, second grade at
l8: first class mortgages at 10, and second
DO at II. The most Of the commercial paper
negotiated continues to be at 30. 50 and 90
days.
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IMPORTS,

notwithstanding st Lous-Astd mdse
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Argelina--59 900
plantains 1900 punches bananas &c 0G0 cocoanuts
bbls lines
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

What's in dress Z" says o popular
writer. Sometimes great deal aud some
times precious little.
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SEw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Total th. ~eeb.s.o.... 38T % 5f,249 l65 81
Total last week. .........o 895+,104 81 1o 269 10
Total week before.e..o. a.sIo.057 Il S.i94.6l9 ~
Gold opened at 1924 O l13, against 1925 at
New York. and after an active business
closed at II23. a 1874 ian advance of Il in
the outside rate over yesterdays closing
figuresl against 1928 in that Market where
during the interim it touched 49, The sales
summed up S8l 500, including $4,000 at
1882: $500 ($2300 and $4,000 az 1925;
$i9. 700 $4,000, $270O, $4,000 and $40, 000 at
l13: ,Sl6,5OO 1880, $4,000, $500, $4,000,
$1,000 and $4500l at ll3A, and $4,000 at
1928 a ll3l8.
The only sale reported in silver was 5000
new Mexican dollars at Il48s. We continue
to quote nominally at 100 ITO for Ameri-
can half dollars, and 205 y cent premium
in gold for Mexican dollars.
We noticed fair business in sterling eX-
change, and an advance of q per cent IN
private bills, which hardened under the in
tluence Of New York dispatches The sales
amounted to E48, 400, comprising $1,000 bill
Of lading at 1872, Gl8,000 bill Of lading and
AL clear at 1914 1925, fl3,SOO 6l80O and
10000 bill Of lading and $4,000 AL clear at
ll923. Ell 900 bill Of lading and AL clear at
1895 q 100, Ell00 (E3500 American ships
bill and 5000 first class at l2O 48, and $500
bank at 1903.
The sales of francs Included 100000 com
mercial at 1884 q 4.8212, $4,000 do at =,
and 10000 first class at 4.8O.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
tl912 q l20 for bill of lading ard Al clear,
and 1904 q for bank and francs at 1884
a4.8212 for private and nominal for bank.
Domestic exchange was Is T cent weaker.
Most of the sales were for currency. The
offerings were liberal, and the business GOV
cred $308,OO0 embracing $4,000 bank
sight on New York. $4,000, $4,000 and
Si0D .0OO) at "a y cent discount; $4,000 do
isl5O0O. $50, COO $50, 900, $4,000 and $50,
00O) at %; $4,000 commercial at |; $4,000
Boston at rs, and $4,000 do and $4,000 on
Providence at /.
The banks continued to check on New
York at % y cent discount. and CONNER
cial sight was quoted at 78 a discount.
The sales Of stocks included 30 shares
CarroIlton Railroad Company a. Sll5 -.
and p Peoples bank at =
Nothing was reported in bonds os wa'-
r1nts.
CITY appropriation certificates continued
unsettled. and we're quoted nominally at ~
a 81, at which rates .ew small transac"
tions TRANSFERRED
in stocks and securities, our suhj0ined quo
tations must be regarded as to q great eS'
n
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RAILROADS.
STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORR.
sailing Every Saturday.

HUA NEW YORAs
Sailing livery Saturday.
MBR0RANTs STEAMSHIP 15wn
Comprising the fHst-clssB atesmsh1pe
a = NE = TStnE eagta5n
U5TKD STATES GsDSain b = s snr3 i5os'
MlSSlSSIPPt -; Captain N. B. Crowep
NESTERN A8TROPoLIS..... Captain 4. s. t91i1k,
AAAA1 s. soU2n'3 Captain -.
SAILING From NEw Yo8x EVERY sAFUgD4y.
Ss FOR NEW YoRz plRzcr~qas
<ss55zsssa Sl5a steamship
UNITED STATES
B. F. BURDICK, Commandee
WIN Leave her wharf. loot Of Jefferson stcask. IA
SATURDAY, November g. 1872 at A. "a.
foR passengers.
Ssola Passage. .'...s'.-o...............@M
Bills Of iading signed through to ITSrpoo as#
GOV, Bremen and Hamburg. Through ticKete fnr
and tho Continent, connecting With GpiopIs Lins NJ
stsamere sailing from New York every VYadEasdsT
JOHN e. &. I f.tJG'f Il Agent.
No. $50 Common strnas
follow, leaving Oh SUNDAY. November L. az
A oc3p
NEW STATE LINE STEA9ISHIP
COMPANY
Of first class, fulEpowered Clyde-huilt screw
steamers, built expressly for the New Orleans and
New York trade. To sail regularly between LIy-
ERPOOLand NEW ORLEANS, and GLASGOW and
NEW YORK, carrying passengers aud freight at
lowest rates to and from all parts of the United
kingdom or the confident of Europe and all parts
OF the United States and the Dominion of Canada
LOUISIANA, 1000 tons register. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA, Z}00 tons register. Captain Hamlin
aLABAmA Z4OO tons register. Building
PRNNhYLVANIA, $500 tons register. BuiItnE?
VIRGINIA, $500 tons register. ............ Building
GEORGIA, $500 tons register. Bui2ffn,r
HA For Liverpool Direct.-Tho
<<rN8sess, new steamship
EgSGSSsSaal LOUISIANA,
James Stewart, Comm ander
now on her way 20 Liverpool, win leave that port
Tor New Orleans November Is. And the new steam
ship
MINNESOTA,
Captain Hamlin,
The vessels of this line will stop at Bordeaux
Tor freight and passengers on the passage from
Liverpool
Due notice will be given of the days OF sailing
Return tickets available for SIX MONTHS, at
reduced rates.
No charge tor medicine or medical attendance
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets Issued here to paC-
ties de slrouB OF sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at all times without
detention.
For fIeght.or passage, having unsurpassed ao-
commodatioas, apply to
{ A. K. MILLER & Co, Agents
NO 20 Carondeet street, New Orleans
ROSS SkOLFIELD Il Co,
No. chapel street, Liverpool.
LEWIS T. MEKROW i CO..
seI9 ~ No b Great Clyde Street, Glasgow.
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS
CEN 7 Raj RAILWAY
Change o. scS,eduie-January IA, 1872.
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

1880 40 u. Express leaves Houston daily, ar-tv
lhg at Corsic&na at 7:3o P Nj, and 81
AiIstia at P. NJ. Connecting at
Fevasota with daily stage for IN
Qers00 huntsville, Crockett Rask
henderson and LongveW. At H8aEna
vita international Railroad 1t
Calvert with stage for Balton-tT4
weekly. At BremOud for Waco
daily. at Rchland for FatrteId
Cotton Gin Palestine and TYLER al
Corsicana Tor Dallas Mckinney and
Sherman. At Ledbetter for Ia
Grange and Bastrop. At Austin fol
San Marcos, New Braunf8ls, san An
tonic and 81 Paso.
y;SO "a W. Night Express leaves daily, arriving
at C0rsicana at 7:36 A. NJ. and at
Austin at A. Connection With
all points made as above
Close connection at Houston with Morgan eteara
ers via Galveston, Houston aud Henderson Bal
road or steamboat from Galveston
From CoTslCana trains leave at S 4. 81. and 81
P. NJ, arriving at Houston at P NJ, and els 4.
From Austin trains leave at Sis a. b. and ?. II.
arriving in Houston at P. NJ. and els A. ID.
Passengers for San Antonio and all points In
Western Texas will save twelve hours by going Vis
Austin, and avoid nearly 100 miles of tedious stag
ing.
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas viii
find this the cheapest quickest and most pleasant
route, being from fortJeight to sixty hours quioksy
than via Bed river
Freight always aa low as by any other route
CORNELIUS ENNIS,
General superintendent
General Freight and Ticket Agent. jal8 "
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COAL.

COAL.
C4nar >>9~71NN|Nr,>@o> seoO,~rr~r.or~s
I 1OAL''o.''....o.o.COAL. @o.1
lt'so0fg' Anthracite and Virginia Camel co.r
Al OF she best quality delivered at lowest
eG3ca J5a a-.-,. W. g. CoYLE 3. CO.,
0lnG9 10 GraVies e&Sees, yard corner Juliaa ana
-4.-- MOI y
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Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, November 3, 1872, 8:35 P. Il
PROBABILITIES.

FROM Lake Michigan over the lower
2aIxes, and from New England to the Middle
atlantic coast clear weather and northwest
winds, and in the Northwest northeasterly
Qvinds, falling barometer and partly cloudy
weather, extending enthusiastically to the
Sewer Ohio valley, In the Gulf States north
azsterly to northwesterly winds and threat
ening weather and rain, extending to the
South Atlantic coast.
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FOE HAVANA.

FOE HAVANA.
touching at Cedar Keys and Key Wsat,
Carrying the United States Hail.
LBAyIEG EVERY WEDNESDAY,
<R@sA The New Orleans, E.ors6n
.gS-es4sss5 and Havana Steamship Company
&Sf44a&AEs+M will dispatch their new and ung8T.
Ats<EsAs E&S@sSs8 passed fast passenger steamship
MARGARET,
J. MCC. BAKER Commander.
WEDNESDAY, EovcmberB s, 1872.
From the foot of Calliope street, First Dis+ris1
RATES OF PASSAGE:
co,, To Havana. To Cedar Key4
Sf[utn' r.''"'''''''''''..-..s4 go SIS
ot4ef&ge.. ;.::..-......... 20 "a
;. 1hf0agn DIlIs of lading issued to all po4nra nm
i:he OF railroads in Florida and on the III fobn1
river; also, to New York Savannah and C}harIeato1
through pills of lading and passage tickets uI,Ts-
wharf at Tampa. A0isH" "A
HoAe oat the c0mpany's bills of laA1ng syned
ana none Signed after sailing of the steamer 60
splendid passenger accommodations and tfIro7yb
ticRecs gwen to above points,
, no freight received without hermit from +ba NJ
flee. ' P0AAA14" A1oL4 H17 o2'
Fot dolgnO or passage apply to
l. X. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. 1919 Common STRAIT
M over me Louisiana National Bank =
g, me steamship HAVANA follows on WEDE9s
DAY November Is. " - 5 - go
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Total thi. ~eek.....5 10 749, 1857 % 5f249,465 81
Total last wpek........o 895+ 1O4 81 1900 269 10
Total week before.o...o. 4.tI0b57 Il Sl94.6l9 -
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New YORK. November 5.~The following
i, the comparative cotton statement:
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SAILING From WV Tog1 zvBRY sATUzD4g
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s> FOR NEW YORE pIR8Cw~gas
III steamship
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-27
LEGISLATIVE.

\ substitute for tic dctratr: Do
law has passed. Tie Aou>".
The rrobttr bill Ia, been ..it|rd.
Articles OF impeachment :rr to BE
presented against JuL=ri.ura,.
a resolution La passed III" hou>e
to aliouru on IL" it 81 .Apri!. which,
the senate declines To agi,r Ia. uni'--
the congressional Arr"r':"nnI"nt lii!
is passed.
Ncw I.n.a,j' A~-y!un iii, la
passed til. h"u-', which ai,.r"pri,'"-
500, 600 to IL, erection r!an ,r"t4
AT som" point in The ~;at". Lexington.
and Other tow"- IL 'A:.. u"rth-" IT
are spoken %. ~ IL / ,rt ri l"rati II.
COOP G&pT".'-.- Il Gi.r.t'r
case pending III OA:o IL" Grounds "t
the husbands application g. that
his wifi insist LAT h"~h"!! l,iN The
Old cat ,h*: la hcru with ril"m for
ten wears. IL $685. !; - not !~rrIn-y
he hates to l.,.t Ill. rs" ;~.A.iuial.i.Hi
the job i, too Ini il :" ~ If l.. Il
while he il in Ir"hi, I~.t'riI ~ III prs
eut." He hI- h~r,,.m"i leg tw!...
shot fourteen y:;:. %!:l;l- li.r. -. i,"r
yitai>. .iSrn lHr iit;. = pound {.
s~trvchuinr. committed l.gi.-favi GA
her wiki 4 v|itrlirrM. nHl In" only
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-27
THE

This class of our ftilOw-citizens,
than whom there are none more mer-
]itorlous. seems TO be singled out by
the Radical leaders at this particular
time rs the object of Radical VEN
@c;uce. The men entrusted b: Gen.
Grant with the use of the Radical
party whip. seek 10 reach the
bare backs of the German p"0pI"
W. tn" shoulders of senator e~riIurz
and JUDI" j. Il. static. of Ohio, iw"
distinguished American c%itiE"l who.
tcr"rHin" 10 Radical hn"w-n"t!'ing
hi""lry. have the misfortune TO hay"
."! born in y foreign land. Why
ri"-" two gentlemen -nnula t." 80
ha-rly accused ui c"mju"t III Thu
time. intended - Influence ~" Ger
man element agn;,l-, the alu..nl>tr9-
tiur of Hruut. W" are unable % COM
!r"I"nd. senator SrirurZ took "cra-
ION i'll tn" Senate 10 L":."uilrc the
barge u false. with tlrIt lofty dig
nifty that became a IMAM and n~"nato".
rnl Juice >tr!In. from Il les elevated
position. ha~ done the same.
III" Radicals seem - have not re-
"s"mhrrcd that Tic Germans. - :.
class. are educated. aud that %imtr!l!-
griir2 among tEr:n j. GENERAL: that
they are Il r"l...&" elias. and do their
- I i.
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FACTS FOR WORKING MES.

-
from ;he Missouri Republican, March l'th.l
1t Is the settled opinion OF al! OBJ
serun" IN" thai the oilcc-i'oiHi!'@
portion OF the Radical faction i'a''
boiler. more @rispli" Ill"
"iiscrnpaiou', IN their Pih''a'''"- :
th" people every wear hreth '''''
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Grceisy, In the New York Tribune,
Judge Davis, the labor reform
candidate for president, is above re-
prnnrb.
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a father and three children
Ie"I"rcdJ lo4' their lives in Il burning
building IN Lawrence, Kansas, on the
2lst inst,
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THE TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION ACT.

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hre destroyed $4,000 worth Of
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The ice on lake Erie, for nearly
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