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cloth and bags during the past few % b ns transactions
lave peen chiefly confined to jobbins ota We quose
HEMP AND JgTE.Thc market for hemp still continues
dull Tor all descriptions Small lots disposed
previous pr,ces but generally there very little INJURY.
Ju'c was also quiet but steady Jue butts have
tar request with sales since last of l0N bales The
spot c currency also 1000 bales to arrive per George
- warren, at SIC We quote:Dressed American SO IL
W 20 per ton unircssed do VI ~ per tom Manila l3c
I3*c gold Sisa, Ike. TO-, do. Tampco, TIE, 74c
no. In bond; jue 4s 6Xc., gold and ute butts, 3sc,
currency.
hop5-Therc has been no particular change In tho
ke since our last Buyers are few, but holders still main
tam their views and demand full prices The quota
nons were State 35c. SIC Eastern Western, Sac
tc yearpss zoe. Soc.; ea, l0c Zoe. old ods, Sc
Csc. - "
HAY AND SrnAw.-There has been fair inquiry for
tail Qualities but shipping grades quiet although
the market generally remained firm. We quote shipping.
81 ga ~ ~; retail qualities. 81 IS vi 50; clover, 81
$ co. straw long rye 81 ~ 81 %; short a III 05:
oats. 9Oc. 81. aud wheat, Sjc. SIC.
LEATuER-The market for hemock sole still remains
and continued active The receipts have bern FAIR a..
eating sdes ana lC bacs The asortmen is also
COOL excepting IN damaged leather, which scarce
wanted We quote:-
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GALVESTON. Jan. q. 1874
liss bales. sales. 5000 Stock; sSl5a; ws -. Wv,
bales srSss ' 7sis Sales ist0u stock sossa. ,
Cotton quiet, but stcady mddinss s1c Net receipts
Stock, 646S7.
Cotton quiet; mddng' aosc Net receipts sSl bales
CnAnLEsroN. Jan. 9 1872.
Cotton quiet; mdapss 2cc. Net receipts. l,4o bales
Markets generally dull Prices and unchanged sales
$40 bushels No. corn a, Gle; do Duluth wheat. 81
BOZ do. Western barley s5c Rye nominal Lard nominal
Dressed hogs nominal. Hghwnes Inactive and nominal
OswEao, N. Y. Jan. 0. 1871
Flour advanced 26c the two higher grades sales 700
s ~ 70 for 10 for SonS. So S Wheat 1 %
1000 bushels No white Mlchaan, 81 Corn unchanged
fe % e:ss as
Corn Measi 80 70. sc'tsS y {. for nOS: ole ew.
go per tom %sssy sMc Railroad Isss
grades extra. and sapcrinss Wheat opened easy Al
Nj Iss II :..r Ssiss 4 81 Ss ssf sei n:
seller las, halt o, %onh AZ AIS seller PeDTaary
sey - sSas sys aEnsr "a and qsis st; 10
Ssc Ne sprias, Soc No. Sssr rsSssusry' sss
$is 7o seller April SIS 81 als S5 Lard IS s2d
s%e Bosed msai, steady Green meats lower @
Us rs 9Ss SSa
hogs hpmenis bbls. Hour 1900 bushels wheat,
l2 5000 do oats, 1000 do rye, LOCO do barley
ana 700O hoas.
Academia Ponii1ca del Nnovi Licel OF Rome an
interesting monograph, containing his researches on
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firm and betey TO the extent Of onehalf to one per
cent, the new SVuta Caroliuas heavy and the gen.
eral list steady. yhe following were the closing
street Observation-Disclosures, ex coupon, 81 o
oax: do, new, "a q G41s; Virginia, ex coupon.
90 3d. do. registered stock, DID, 40 SO, do. SKIES
consolidated bonds. Sc 561s; do. skies. deferred
scrip, 20 a %; Georgia sizes. 10 a so: do sevens,
so q 30; North Carolina, ex coupon, SO a 81; do,
funding. 1885, % "a do. do, 1865 IS 20; do, new
Is II; DO, special tax. 1875 10; Missouri skies,
o. o5h; 40, Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 90 90;
Louisiana skies, 50 SO; do, new. IS a so; do,
levee skies, C2 e.; do. do. eights, To- q so;
do. do. eights 1878, 70 so; do peni-
Tertiary sevens, IS 10; do railroad eights 10 80;
Alabama hves. 90 81; do. eights 30 a 95; do.
Fights, Montgomery and Eulaula Railroad, 81 a 90;
South Carolina skies, 50 So; do, new, January
and July, 241s Is; do do April and october, % a
23; Arkansas sxes funded, 50 a S..
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate exports, exclusive OF specie, from
the port OF New York for the week ending January
o. 1872 were 81. 2oa.95S.
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AsMsrRoSa.-On Tuesday, January 0, JOIN Arm.
relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral. from his late residence, No. IL
Jane street, on Thursday 18th inst, at one O'Clock
T.. NJ
BARRE.--In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, January .,
WALTER BARRIE aged Al years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are re.
specially invited TO attend the funeral, from his
late residence l02 Henry street. on Thursday after
noon January IL, at two O'Clock.
BLAcg.-On Monday. January 8, COCHRAN BLACK,
In the I'D year OF his age.
Relatives aud friends OF the family are invited TO
attend the funeral IRON his late residence 5O2 West
Twentieth street, on Thursday, January IL, at ten
o'clock A. N.
BLAcxBURN.-On Sunday, January Z, JAMES
BLACKBURN, In the 60th year OF hts age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence 500 East Nin,h street, on Wednesday. the 10Th
INST. at one o clock p. NJ.
BoSSER.-wILLiAM j., son OF Hugh and the late
Mary Jane Bonner, aged years, months and Is
days.
Inc relatives and friends OF the family ara re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral, tnis WED.
nesday afternoon at halfnast one O'Clock, from his
late residence No. So Marion street.
BoyD.-MAGGIR WETsELL BOYD, youngest daugh
ter OF William L. and Catnarine BOYD. aged years
| and months.
fhe ralat.vaa aud friends Of the family are respects
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Wheat rather better and the market was
rather steady, prime No. Spring being nomnaly
81 57E 81 20 In and ahoat At the close The saes
about N,v0O bushels. at oil 81 for common Cncaso
spring store, 81 6H for prime Chicago. and
Milwaukee In 81 " for No. IN store. 81 % Tor
winter IN 81 10 81 50 for white 81 % W.
Pennsy. Corn dull and heavy AMI lower
The 230p0 bushels al zee. sc Tor new
mixed, and aaoat. Rye steady at g2c soc,
with OF about 1900 bushels at the lower price 70 soie
quiet but about steady at about ooc DC Tor
Western and adoat and 5sc oec foI WINE, with
sales 250C0 bushels within the range Barley was
dni and nominal .
FnrIenTs-The market has teen quiet to-day owing, In
rau 10 frnncss OF owners who generally demarfed
kIcher There been particular change
excepting era where higher rates were established The
cha business moderately active, principally
for and general cargo and those closed
were al about former rates. The reported to-
day were follows To Liverpool BY s,eam 1900 bushels
lots OF cotton, provisions Ac., at. former rates.
40 boies bacon. 100 'ierce: lard and lsS psSSs;;
to,es bacon 25s The charters were:A Nerwegsn bark
hence TO Corunnia 17uU bbls reaned petroleum, g.
Dutch schooner hence to ko'terdaw 1000 csses 5enned
fsOl bbs rerosun, s. a. vessel Of soog. 200 bols
British brig, Log quarter. iran, CORR for orders
rates Italian bark, $500 quarters gain same voyage,
tS:..,.. pA.-- -..A--.A- ,-.-,.- for Goth
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on mis- authority 20 me mercantile community OF
New York that no special agent OF the Treasury had
power to make settlements. otter them, In cases
contested with the government
Senator BAYARD then sad:-A number of cases
have been reported 10 me where innocent men have
been threatened into paying considerable sums to
Treasury agents. AS you say there ~ record IN all
cases OF settlements made, what would you think OF
cases where money has thus been received without
any record appearing IN your oflcet A. should
say that crime had been committed which ought
to be punished by the government.
The Committee then adjourned until this morning.
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THE MUSEUM CASUALTY.
Censurc OF the Company.

An inquest was yesterday held at the City Hail,
by coroner Keenan, in the case OF James Z. Broome,
the lad ten years Of age who on the Goth ult was
fatally crushed at the menagerie sixty.nith street
and Thrill avenue, by being run over by vehicle
on which was cage Of performing animals. Inc
boy for his own amusement. was assisting the men
when he slipped aud fell before the wheel. In their
verdict the Jury censared the company for not
jAking proper precautlQn 70 pleYent ae0ldeptA
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cotton running in quality
more than hall grade above below the quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receips-Flo 1912 bills wheat,
1900 bushes corn S4s00 do meal, f79 bays; oats
26,l55 bushels; barley, 1000 do The -four market ruled
steady though the moderate. There but
moderate inquiry for shipping extras but they held
firm The transactions mainly to supply tho wants Of
tho loo trade The 1909 bbls the market
closing dull Rye hour quiet but steady with sa cs OF
about bbls, at 50 H. southern -four was dull but
changed; the market, indeei, quite hrm 1he sales
were 80 bbls Corn meal steady with sales OF
J5O bbis q Western yellow at 33 rs. We quote:-
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For uiure aevcry midding sales have neen
as follows Last cvenng-Januarv, 400 at 2lc, 100 at
Sis 200 4 AIS . liss 100 q. sls March 100
2ac April 400 at 2s4c 200 at 2c 100 at % 200 at
q 56c 400 at 22c May, 100 at q 7lsc 200 at
10 200 at Sc 800 at % ilsc 100 a 100 al
q 10, 800 al sIsc zoo oooa 2lck March.
goo at ooo ass SSe q so scs uo e 81 lslsS
as al 2iic, 400 at s,sc 1900 at sc April and May 100
each at together May. 100 at 200 at s2sc loo at
1880 bales Grand total 900 bales Rates cotton to
"a; by SAIL $3.50. 1920. To Havre. ~ steam,
ic aod SAIL c To Hambare. BY sieam nd. compressed.
Bauc ports, by san &c L., gold. The receipts
1888; Mobile, I,7S3: Savannah, 3425; Cnarlcon I27O
Wilmington, 75 Norfolk, lao; baltimore, 1872 York,
40: Boston 12-toal, l4o3. This last week. 80
This Inv aat wear 30 5i7. We quote - 49,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

observation-disclosures TUESDAY. January o,
by the Rev. ". G. Barnes. at the residence or the
Orides parents Sag HarDor, L. l., q. W. BACHEI~
DER or Hartford. Conn.,. to Miss ADELAIDE L., only
daughter or Samuel Fordham.
GoULDES-WINDLE.-O Wednes day, December
90 1871, By Rev. DR.. Verren, HENRI p. G0uLDEN to
LOUISE WINDLE.
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~ interest and 1885, 900 in redemption OF 1872
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.


GOVERNMENTS LOWER.
The prospect OF refunding the several issues, old
and new, OF fve-twenties held forth In the negoa-
tions now pending between the latest London Syn
dictate and the Treasury Department az Washington,
has again operated against the maintenance OF any
premium over the par Of gold upon the issues thus
threatened with speedy redemption. Hence the
dvetwenLies have been weak, not only
In this market, but In London, where
further decline was recorded by to-
days cable quotations. the same influence
operating undoubtedly In the foreign market as has
been observable here since the first rumors OF the
oer to taAe the fresh lnstalment OF the new loan.
The decline In gold mas also helped the
downward movement in prices. The fol.
lowing wcro the cl0siag street quotations.
United States currency skies, 1861 O 1l5K;
do skies, 1881, registered, HAY 1l47s; do. no..
coupon. l15H l15il; do. Gve-twentes, registered,
May and November. 1924 llok; do. do, 1862.
coupon. do, ITO 110X; do. do. 1864, do. do,
11OH 1l01l; do. do. 1885, do. do, Xix 112H;
do. do, 1867, registered, January ana July. 1l1K
nix; do. do. 1866. coupon do. 1lo14 llO,s; do.
do, 1867, do. do, 11l l12I; do. do, 1868. do do,
liz a 1l2h; do. hves OF 1881, funded. registered
1895. 1926 do. do. do. coupon, 1o9H 1O97s do.
teu-rorties registered, 109H lOoH; do. do, cou.
pom, 10oss 1O97s.
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market was uull ana strong IN the l0re.
noon and quiet anu weak In the afternoon the jays
business resulting In the closing or prices at about
the opening figures after nuctuation averaging
barely one.halr per cent outside of Wabash, which
kept a rise OF one and quarter per cent and Erie,
which submitted to decline OF one and
half per cent. The revival OF the subject
OF the offer for 5000. 100000 OF the new loan
stimulated the earlier strength OF the market,
but without lnfusing animation, the dulness not
being readily applicable. The stringency In money
at the close OF banking hours excited more normal
influence than has been rs won't OF late and prices
receded enough 10 take away The Improvement OF
the forenoon. After the steadness which visited
the market on Its assumption OF this new grade OF
prices Wabash suddenly ran up TO 1914, but was
counteroalanced by Lake Shore, which fell to o01s
Union Pacific and Northwest preferred were strong
and retained their Improvement TO the close.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
rho foiO1vtnr taIle shows the hivhe3t and lowest
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan. 9-6P.M.
AsuEs-There continued only moderate demand for
potts. but the market remained steady at IS rs $92.
Pearls were In fair request at gil q SSil SO.
CANpLEs.The market for the past three days has BEEN
rather quiet, ath ugh prices remain steady. We
quote SPERM Slc 35c patent do 4ic a5c stcaric.
2sc 2?c adanantine, loo Iac paranne, 25c &C.
CoPPER-Thc marAet since last has been moderately
active but somewhat restricted. owing TO the frmnes,
holders The sales have been about l00U 100 lbs OF
ut 27c &c., cash (Which Is highcr) and 2Sc. for
delivery the market closing strong at the
ment.
COfrrr-The market continued quiet, but firm, for all
scriptions. The Rio telegram Is daily expected and
disposition shown TO do business until its
arrival. We quote:-Cargoes tKto), ordinary, 16Ac.
i61Gc. do. do fair, i6c lie; do. do. gooa. E9c.
7Ac do. DO. prms, lsac lsc, gold in bond 10 days:
Maracaibo 19c &c Laguayra l5c. 2Oc ST. Domingo,
bond, l2c. l21oc Java. &c. 24c, gold, duty paid
CoTTON-1herc has been fair demand to-day cotton
the SPOT but at lower prices the market cosns NC under
closing of yesterday. For future delivery
moderately acvo at from &C. nc. lower
The sales reported on Change sum up as foJws:-
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tai tall ss spps
q 81 %; retail qualities, si3 asl %; clover,
S 81 s sray iSnf w sys 81 y ' short % 81 II o'
LrArI.nIas market for nsmo,s sole atm remains
ana SsSn ''
S"S sn',S I'll II damaged leather which scarce and
Eight , "s:' *: s. s"':'Sss 4. &C. s..
asss' &c. &c. g. s. | sss55S ss
fSss :sasssssd ~ Ae sssA
S crop @ % &c. m oh ns and Sse %
aoLAssfa. has been iair business domestic
as 's
New Orleans at 4dc al Sc. We quote;T;
cuss-ccnsrirusa and lie isc ssao
Sascoyado. rcinns &c KS soc sSc
pd MasG s,. grocsry..".... a Soc $50.
English Islands, a. :Sc &c.
NAVAL sToars market for spirits turpentiaa was was
1 ns ws TaS scsn NO Was Us,
a os ssf s %
81 s5 for Washington q %%ns,oa ann
There s but little offering and sil demand Quoted at
iHr p sH snd G at % saph Of o wa
SSe and 91ehanssa Quoted sa for
i'Sy
KIT w S ssS Quiet S bel s ss
wssS @ o o Ss ssans , Of o month s
April at sso and rumorei sale OF l,ioo bbs do. for
Pnovlsioss Esssips.- Pork, 4ss Sbls ca, meats 1851
PACKAGES lard, 1855 bel, and srcss The pork market
%'%Hl1
5 s, ga % a S The asss
s.' " ss:
mes. ~n
Il s so%a' SAL III rs g :a india ao%s
Beef hs% ms, we're po% nal s ,,o.. rs
short Clear cr short rS and ssi So Tor Cum
,S s could cs..nea
I For ~ jan
s .: o.! oss:
aa but
ssS although hss S%s, %
poto Rice s%Sar sase, rs & S boxes e No. IL
W aaoto:SGaoaS inferior 10 common refining, SIC.
q @ s fair & good prime
iassaass as% G Dutch ,ts"d.r Ss: oos
8Hc &C.. do 10 to H. $40. a 9c; do, X to Is, l0c
S S xis sss pS;,o qs @ 20 ' Sls,
.,asss No.. % a4 sa%
fairly ss.iys e and and steady The sale.
ani l4OO0 lbs. of Texas at SIC.
TOBACCO.-The market continued moderately active for
all descriptions steady The slles
been 100 hhds OF sunry seed leafs from 2Oc &c.,
York seed leaf private terms $50 hhGs OF
Kentucky mostly for the local trade at 79c l2c and $50
bales of Havana at CSC. a 81 05.
Woo.-The market for the past few days has Teen
active although has been fair business
previous figures The stock OF wool compare
vey light which fact strenchens holders and keeps prices
fleece 66Sc $1,000 lbs of and XIX ohio fleece zoe 20 600
lbs super pulled 81 Nc cash $4,000 bs Texas doc 45c;
!bs ubbed washed SOC 600 lbs Mexcan &c aos ies
bags super pulled, &c. 66c 81 bags pulled WOOL 6tSc
&c. 40 bags super pulled, &c. $4,000 ibs Colorado
8ho0o lbs Mon,eydeo, 2oo0oo lbs Mesza. ~ bales a
clipped California % bales Turkey and " bales OF nnwased
Cordora all private terms.
WnisKEy:Receipts, AIS bb,s The market was steady,
was in better request and the marke.
was nrmer $50 bags sold at II Nc lGc for Ind
ana. and l0ac. lO3c for Ohio Timothy was nominal at
x3 20.
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Birth.


BrGHAM.-On Tuesday. January Q. at 7s Second
street, the wife OF Mr.. Henry Bigham OF daughter.
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The hog marke. was trlao armer at SIC. SIC. 5000
raca
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern state bonds were quiet and at the
last Gall almost neglected, Toe Teppesseea xss'
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were per cent, gold and 1872 Tne operations Of
the Gold Exchange Bank were as folows:-
Gold cleared. $57, 125 900
Gold balances 2,S0S 364
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1885, 730
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o,15 aud c,13 o,Cloc,x p. M.

~ $5OOu0 Us $40. r. 80, n. ,in
"a 40C0D Us 6-sU. c, 10, n. :. ll0a
az 5uJ Us $40, c, ~. go. 1llx
ois 10000 do. ....... .b3 liz
"a 3oOp 90. SIN lllH
U 1000 y $ $3.50. r, ST ..... III
Oh 1UUO0 US $50, G, 49,. 1T
Z 10000 US 6's, quincy. h. I15K
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Crop slaughtered 35c. SOC. bellies, l6c. BSc; rough
oak, &c &c. crop Texas middle and over &c. SIC
MoLAssEs.-Thcre has been far business In domestic
also inquiry for foreign, the market remaining
firm We of OF DO bbs OF New Orleans f3c a
&c., Is bbs S3c &c, bills
New Orleans at 46c. q 65c. We quotc:
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Professor Ottaviano Astolh has presented TO the
Academia POn,ificia def Nnovi Lcel OF Rome an
interesting monograph, containing his researches on
musical acoustics.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-18
WASHINGTON.
Return of General Sherman

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE following
was received here to-day:
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Sept. II.
TO Hon. @. II. Williams, attorney Gen
erdl:
The marshal and myself have just return
ed from our expedition after the counter
feiters of gold coin. We captured David
Flynn, notorious counterfeiter of forty
years standing, and nine accomplices, with
all their dies, tools, galvanic battery, chem
icals, furnace and a quantity of the coin.
Signed, G. WILEY WELLS,
United States Attorney.
General Serman returned to this city to-
night. - -s
The Government has ordered proceed
ings to be commenced against the steam
ships Donan and Liberia, for carrying pas
sengers in excess, of the number allowed
by law.
J. Henry Reilly, Consul General for the
Oringe free State of South Africa, died in
Philadelphia to-day, of a cancer in his face.
He was far long time correspondent of
the AHa California, and was member of
the Society of California Pioneers.
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FOR ElCN.
Meeting of the international Society.


LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch received
here announcing the arrest by the German
authorities, yesterday of Edmund About,
the French author, treated it as a trifiing
affair. 1t now appears, however, that the
case presents serious aspects. 1t creates
considerable excitement. About is confin-
ed at Strausburg and his wife and children
are not permitted to see him. The cause
of the arrest is said to be the publication
of articles from his pen on the German oc-
cupation ofthe French Rheinish provinces.
which have offended the latter Govern
ment.
A dispatch from Hong Kong announces
the arrival there of the Russian fripate
bearing the Grand Duke Alexis. The
steamer is accompanied by other vessels of
the fleet.
Mr.. Sumner has arrived here, and will
leave for Paris in a short time.
At meeting of the members of the in
ternational society, in this city, on yester-
day, thirty persons attended. The subject
of the enfranchisement of the working
classes was discussed. A majority of the
members present favored secession from
the Karl Mort section of the society.
The tory journals express great dissatis-
faction with the result of the labors of the
Geneva ArbitratOrs.
MADRID, Sept. ia serious accident
occurred last night on the railway between
Gevina and Barcelona. Two passenger
trains, while running rapidly, collided
The casualties number twenty, including
several killed.
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Good News from PENNSYLVANIA.

Prof. John Nj. Langston, who has been
making tour through Pennsylvania,
taking part in the campaign, returned to
this city yesterday, and reports that the
State is sure for Hartranft in October and
will give such a majority for Grant that
they will get tired of counting it. He
states that the people are as unit in sup
port of the ticket, and that the Republican
organization is so perfect that every voter
will be brought out. The Professor starts
on Friday for Nashville, Tennessee, and
thence goes to Indianapolis, Indiana, MAX
ing speeches at each place. Washington
Republican,.
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political record is public property. 1t must
stand or fall by it. AS the Appeal now de-
to know what it meant month ago. Was
it sincere then? Is it sincere to-day {?
Have any new facts relative to Mr.. John
sons public career been developed in a
fortnight? Or is his crime merely that of
having become an independent candidate,
instead of the candidate of packed con-
vention? AS the case now stands, the Ap-
ocdps evidence is impeached, it having
testified 10 not only Mr. Johnson's guilt
but to his innocence.
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Notice to CONTRACTORS.

C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
, the Office Of Julius 0chs ESD unt a the sn sfP,
f ~ 'sne,strncture of the County Bridge across
otOp e KHO5T9af " aaa Phs SUI !ps6. ia
~ pe aanh timber and iron will be furnished. The
proposals to be estimated ed per Pp n9a 9b foot and good Sc
tb eontract Plans and Specifications ready for in
sneeton The Commissioners reserve the right to
iect any and all bids. '-A'
y seynfI o.r7 I1Ef5 JULIUS OCHSt tSec'y