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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

~ VI IL n n lSI.it " L III L y
Beginning April 18th, 1873. TWO TEAI%
DAILY, except Sunday, bctwccI A."A.
andria and Hamilton.
Leave Alexnndria vi Sl3 u. IN. ana I T., Z.
pass Lees burg going Westward ut / u ~. ri
IS. Is p. H.; arrive ut Hamilton A; l.:Da Il. :,
q ID p. III.
Leave Hamilton al ) 20 a IN Ana !3@i r,
pass Leesburg going Eastward tt g. ii. 81.
y. % ?. M. and arrive IA A!e&HE[ rir NJ -.
n. and 3 II p NJ.
Passengers by the $40 a. m. .rai" ,'o:A !i.,a
lton go through cone car, . NaSh,hgtoa 81.
out change. Passengers from WM>hing;9: @..
the W. & Q. Car ut Baltimore ana P"t4us
pot 1T 400 p. m. going through 10 Han >.
without change OF cars
The S. Is Il. N. train from Alcxandrr&,l.- p
=. NJ. train from Hamilton conncc: >: H.i.4.:
with kenp'S Daily Line IT Coach. .u~ Par
vile, Snickcrsviile, Bcrryvliic NH H'.aci,>.,,
also with Reamer's Line Of Coac:!,.> winch .rt.
Leesburg daily for Alliie and H.tl,-tucg.
Communication tickets. 5 cts. per mil
Annual tickets. $50.
Z. II. IAEENEE.
my 24-ti Genera Iicn": Ago..
TITASH CITY, VA. MIDLAND x GNEA.
" SOUTHERN K. T.
sstS A2 "a ~ xsarss etss---SSsl.
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Potomac Pearl Hominy Mills.
GEORGE +. HILL & CO.,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

With view to the fall trade, we respectfully
announce that these Mills are now completed
and that we will take pleasure in showing SAM
plies Of all our goods (now manufacturing to
dealers or others inferred. We manufacture
PEARL HOMINY, GRITS AND SAMP,
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Lexington, aug l?-2w
DOTOMAC ACADEM 7,

Formerly Alexandra Boarding School,
Established by Benjamin Hallowell in 1871
\ complete English, Classical and Mathenlst,
zeal course taught; also French German and
Spanish. Next session will commence SEP
TEMPER Catalogues furnished at request
Terms: For board, tuition, washing and lights,
Sl5U per half session in advance. For day
scholars ST. 80 for tuition in English branches
81 30 in Greek and Lutin either or BOTH and
in advance. Apply at l57 Prince ST., or address
CHARLES. S. TAYLOR, | Associate
JOHNS BLACKBURN, Principal $,
jy 242awtt Alexandria, virginia.
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CIGARS. TOBACCO. SStEE. PIPES
@-Give me y call jan SIT
NJ Office TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

N
City Collectors Office.
Alexandria, Va, July ~ 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the tax bills Tor
the fiscal year 1873 are now in the hands of the
Collectors, and the attention Of MI parties inter
ested is respectfully called to the fourth section
of the Revenue BILL which is rs follows:
Section i That no discount for the prompt
payment of taxes shall be hereafter allowed; but
on all tax bills not paid within sixty days after
they are placed in the hands Of the COLLECTORS for
collection and notification of the same published,
the said Collectors shall add To all such unpaid
tax bills ten per cent and collect il with the bills
Utfice-Koorn No i Royal street, trout Mar
ket Building.
mo RI HILL Col Dist
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ARLIN GTON HOME SCHOOL,
"A rs Cameron street
English, French and German Institute, for
YOUNG LADIES and SMALL CHILDREN
duties resumed SEPTEMBEk 10th.
The merits of this institution are too we'll es-
tablShed 10 require further notice or encomium
For Circulars &c. apply to the Principal
aug l6-lm~ ELlIA b'H p. RIVERS.
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XIIASHING1oN S LEE UNIVERSITY

"JASHlNG1ON & LEE y NV EIIo11
w Lexington Va.
The next session OF this Institution vii; com,
mence on the THIRD THURSDAY QSth) OF
SEPTEM Der, 1873, and continue without IN
Permission uhtii the fourth Thursday in June,
1874.
CAL LITERARY ard SCIENTIFIC courses,
together with the Professional Departments OF
Law, Engineering and Industrial Chemistry,
including a course of Agriculture.
The entire expenses for the session OF nine
months need not exceed $500 or S32o, according
to the price of board. Arrangements are ais"
made for messing, by which Students may re-
duce their expenses to $50 per session.
For further information address
VIM DOLD, Clerk Of Faculty.
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HAVEN INSTITUTE h,
ID No III Queen street
,.lri.n An

Principal, Miss ANNA L. DERRICK, late .:
the Bishops School, Easton, Md.
The Fifteenth Annual Session OF this Scnool,
formerly under Miss CARRIERS charge, will COM
mencc on MONDAY, the 18th day of Septem-
Der, under the direction of Miss Derrick Eye
~ effort will be made to sustain the high reputa-
ton of this widely known and popular, School
Competent and experienced teachers will be EN-,
ployed in every department, and the Principal
hopes to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor her with their patronage.
Terms per half session, payable in advance.
course SID o.
pronsr.tnro (Jss: 81 50
junior Class, ~ Wv
intermediate Glass. - ~
Senior ~ W
For Circulars, containing further information
References Ri Rev Bishop Lay, Easton,
Md; Revs. Geo q. Norton, d. +. Sprigg, r.
H. McKim, and X. kcmper, esq, Alexandra,
Va, aug 6-eotOl
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MORE FOLK AND STON

| ri v l v - ~ u v : ~
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con
Meeting at Norfolk with the steamers sT-as
of the Merchants and Miners Trans .ksa2ssesa5,
portation Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf, No. south wharyes, EVERY MON
folk Returning, leave Norfolk on TU ESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS, at 8 p. M, stopping at Fort
Washington, Glymont, Piney Point. Point
Lookout and Fortress Monroe.
This lIne connecting at Alexandria with the
o.. A. s. n. and W. & o. r. Rs, snd at Nor
ducements for the rapid and careful shipment Of
al kinds of freight to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention of shippers il particularly di,
rected to this feature. All freight forwarded
| free OF commission, and through bills OF iaaing
given.
For freight or passage apply on board, Or TO
V. d. GRONER, Norfolk, j. q. WATERS,
f. A REED. Agent Alexandris
| DORSEY CLAGG EFT, Gen. Agt,
Cor. 18th st. and New York ave.
Washington D. g.
| First class fare to Norfolk, 81; round trip, ST
Second class fare to Norfolk, SD; round trip, 50
| ap Eft
,1es MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
1919 STEAMSHIPS.
| The line consists of the following hrst-clss<
outside steamers:
E. c. KNIGHT .... ..... Capt W S John*oa
JOHN GIBSON go. Capt W II Winters
VALLEY CITY................ Capt. BrdcIl
viii lesye New York EVERY SATURDAY
for this port and, returning will leave AlexaH
iris EVERY FRIDAY, at II o. clock
All freight must be on the dock By -. IN.
For freight or passage apply TO
HOOE s. JOHNSTON,
Agents. No Prince street.
Agents in New York,
GEO. B. MERRlCk,
apo 226 South ST.. Pier No. 80 East river
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TREN CH Ian AGE.

Professor LOUIS GANBIN, Of Paris, will
resume The duties Of his profession on the I'D OF
September, and respectfully offers his elvccs to
Principals of Schools and others who may wish
TO form private classes. Address 2. 0. box Isl,
Alexandria, Va. aug lS-2w
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Railroads.

A LEXANDRIA & FREDERIrK>pr.,.
IA RAIL WAY, II
AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHfNcr,
RAILROAD q
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r OUDOUN SCHOOL,

T oUDoUN SCHOOL,
MIDDLEBURG,
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA; :,
The Ninth Annual Session Of this School will
begin on SEPTEMBER 18th, 1873.
Students will be prepared for College or i'm
mediate entrance on the duties of life.
For further information apply to
H.R. BERKELEY, Associate
j. l.. BERKELEY, Principals.
References-C. l.. G. Minor, President Agricul-
turul and Mechanical College of Virginia; d.
?. Jones, Ma, Principal Hanover Academy,
Hanover county. Virginia; The Faculty OF the
Episcopal High School, Alexandria, Virginia
Loudoun county aug l2-W3W
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OF VIRGINIA MEDl-
CAL SCHOOL.

The next session (fnrLy -ninthl will commence
October lst, 1873, aud continue for nine months.
Offering great advantages to the dilgent student
for thorough training in the principles Of his
profession. For Catalogues apply to WM
WERTENBAkERS Secretary of Faculty, 70
University of Virgiuia, Va. aug l5-eolm
TINE SCHOOL OF MISS BELLE SMITH
i will be resumed, nj l4O King ST., on NON
DAY September I'D Applcati, E, CT .dmls'
sion of pupils will be received and information
given nj No 2il King street. aug ll-eo4w
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EDTCHTIOE.4L.

MISS TEBBS, for eight years one Of the
MI Principals of Belle Haven Institute, VIII
open SEPTEMBER 18Th, 1873, SCHOOt
FOR GIRLS, at No l23 Queen St. A limited
number received. aug 2-lm
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ILIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

The next session of this school will begin on
the lst DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873. For partie-
lars apply to
j. l2-co2m Markham SIN, Fauq CO., VA
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UNIVERSITY OF ' IKGI n 4.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
j. B. Minor, LID, Prof Com. and Stat;
Law; S. .. Southall, LII d., Prot. Equity and
begins oct /, 1873, and continues nine months.
Instruction by text books and lectures combined,
illustrated by Moot-Court exercises For Cats
loguos, apply (p. O. University of Va.) to WM.
WERTEN BAKER, Secty. Facy. aul6 colin
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Sc III M s s5iE:s.sss, e. u:

NTASHiNGT0N s OHIO RAILAV:
, 1873-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS BuB1SEss.

4 GOOD WORD FOR LEUISLATOlsb
Mr. Hart Of LaSallc, menaLor Of ile Legislature,
deprecated The Wholesale dcunciation Of Representa-
Hyes and Senators. The farnorB 10 Dnm0 for
lis present condition Of things. Why arc they not
better represented III tho Lcglslat,trog Do They ex-
pcct men whose interest ia contrary 10 theirs 10
cnact such lava as the furmnrs demand ? Such men
should not 10 sent to springicld The farmers
should 60 to the aotbox at.d vote 10 sccro repre-
Scutatiou III proportion to their interests. (ArplAuse
THE NEW RAILROAD cotM1saIoNEn.
ar Curry, Of DeK.b, read IN extract iro nctssra.
per announcing tho appointment BY the Governor Of
5amcs stcclc. of Paris, member Of tho Doard Of
Rlilroud u1la Warehouse Commissioners, yico Col. H.
o. Cook, deceased. lie Curry had nothing to Eay
,bout Steele porsonny, hut his qualification for rcls
rercttinB the producing clasRcs wus, that he WIS
Cashier Of National DA,ik. lie believed such Qtall
Yralion not one TINT would commend hin to tho
Iooa Judgment Of tho fnrlers. [AprIause.]
1NDErENDENcE OF OLD rAnTy TIES.
Considerable discussion followed, md the following
,eeOiusion offered by Houton mud referrel
icyurcd Tllut the past record OF ie old political
parties Of this country Ia such to forfeit tho respect
If tho peoples mud that We nrc. Therefore, abso!ved
from a allegiance TO them, aud Will net longer With
.bcul. [ApplauEe1
, 1873-12-18
and that wo demand tho utter repeal by Congress Of
tho law known tic SaiAry grab ent1re-Prcsidontia
Congressional, md all.
THE COST or TRANSPORTATION.


oEarIca ". oruen, OF Jacksonville. read paper on
Tho Cost Of Transportation" giving Ills exrerIence
In transporting Gen. Dauks' troops 81 mlo,, wlen on
M tLcis way 10 tho lea River. Darling seysn'y.
moved. ut an cxlenso 10 tic Company Of about 3,70u
Tho Mc,ua cost Of transportation wo!, be ,nlnisho1
nEaEDH ron EXISTING TROUBLES
would best bu found ln slc egalRtoh should pre-
vet excessive expenditures for construction md opc-
ls s @ Wiz @ s;ns s''E s. sasE
@es u ss' .ss a tsi if's ''SS yas sos
sbute III cracnenis vllr slali hold eae1 olllser Of
ehi, not only to tho noara Of Directors und to lho
stockholaers but to the general public for wlosu bcn
a. , tho road Is presumed 10 b. primarily constructed.
requiring sha n Of inability 10 lrovilo auscicmt
roug-eock to perform the business Of tho roat Ut
to furnish and put on cars for such toll as sha 10
adbssed, reasonable o. ona rgh.. ,,, ,o. ~,
principles Of nationui law and uat!oi! jnseo They
nre tlo peolos highways und should DO tue peoples
Lhat a6out-by s:ato or by National legisation' liz
suggested tho following
for tho consideration Of tlo Committee on ncsolu-
ona; That o retcnt PROVISIONS ot o w. s"so oord Son
rol over 1ailsrnls; that 'hta Board rtguio That
ali tho accounts Of all tho railroads In tho stae bo
kept under ita supervision, in fixed manner, III ono
aiie account Of to nairs Of each road each month,
In circular for, to 10 sent to Stockholders editors.
aud preferred sioux Into common sork, aud that 10
moro such stock mortgages DO allowed; tlnt tho
Donri baYc summary power 10 correct tsses OF fra1
Y,lent etoehs bonp mortgages, contrace etc., which
ero bcyoud the actua expense Of building rnroAs that
tho Doald call annual aud extraordinary meetings Of
stockholders thas they catculae. decree, aI a11-
nounco Ill dividends stock md hare power TO rcg
,nse the rates Of transporting passcnRers ireght md
eonvcnieu and just system; that the Board provide
for tho arrival and departure Of nil trains on a rail-
roads cencrg IN Tho saine town or city to and from
the Butnc 1etoG that tho Board coufor with siIAr
Boards nul haraN ncnts In other States, mud in The
United S,ates, for tho moro systematic and efficient
ncromll lllHulngl,t Of Its objects.
The suggestions were referred 10 tho Committee on
Nesolutious.
, 1873-12-18
FORM OF ORGANIZATION.
The President slated that the


coMMitTEE lsls ~ 4, ON : oaaAaizATloH ~ ,
was reaay 70 naos te't repott !qs ,Teatne ons nos
aenon le aeSlrcu inc uelesaea 10 Asen 10 II aten-
lively anu tiey had sny aGggestl9aa ct corrections
70 MAKO 10 Aoul5 tae oo'n"1'ee 1'e1 LILO aaJoufu.
S1r ,,ooon chairman said thu f,ommfttea Ind 1ecn
aedu1ot,sly ut wotk snco Tuesday morning, and hud
met with nauy obstacles. Everybody had a dilcreuf
plan, and waa almost Impossible 10 agree upon any,
thug, They Ind, however, reached conclusion, and
1t was hoped tho rorost would DO calmly listened to
and thought before any atompt was made to pick
1t 70 pieces.
Mr.. Green, of McDonough County, then read tia
report Rs follows:
, 1873-12-18

In tho spring ho pluws his fold and plants his Bced
until thu last u IL harvested IN wiuto julys
orehing syn anl Deseuler,s freezing storms alike
Or as arks oes o ns
ilecouut tho capital he bus Invested In hts nrn, IN
his tean' md in Its Tools ie expenses Of kceping up
repairs, and reasonable wagea for his abur and say,
This OF that cost me so much, ad, to got pay for my
labor end Interest o my anvssstn,ent mus! have 70
bread and meat must pay the cost Of production"
poss s say ut9 cen As M lie dqss rot
ly goss 10 the buyer Tic delier, tic speculator-not
hs s nS 5 hr tho product Of s yeirs bor n
viii VII se s eso tho q he H1ai so
have noEs a md ssd ss iaTa n spd
produce II. Hcte 1t IL !" and
. AZ HuMpLf ACCEPTS
what tho buyer may cnoozc 70 offer as tho yetlest
ancicnt to pay 50 cents per day for tho labor Of
nut, when ho goes to tho agent or merchant, the
article OF mcIshnndiso tho farmer asks, Whit will
s Sys g. yhs n,ey ssss tR e.: w a ,i 9 s
s IS 20 si @ @ a'a @ ~ arr @
Is compelled to have tel mud urcepts LIS terms.
Tbs consequences of Tits systen ars, .hnt
THE FARMER IN uAnD-rnEssED
support lie farmers family; debts accumulate ngaiuat
him mortgages afe laea upon his lana with hia
nj sbio to rparo The mo md meath to educate hi#
children laa leisure for enjoyment or sefculturo;
a,ld T. tepriyed Of au the Injuries and na,'y Of ths
liz hss sa.iny tried to remedy this by increased
hours Of la1or BY ting n,"rc acres Of la by taxing
moro bushels of grnn ant, pounds Of meal. but,
aln4! tie moro he produces tho less In rcaltzes H.
These Ail other hbtAes havH driven As to tho WALL.
Wo now stop a'd Think and resolve tn
onoANlaK ron sELP'pnoTEpr1oH.
pccaasy snsts se IL h t. e b
% b. nc and rex sS sxeat s Hafs
t,uft {Enlf rf rrIt.
, 1873-12-18

30 in every possible nn1actal reforn7 Who does not
tion Of old shareholders, that were at first only
aking all things worse, both for the colorcl md
5 Se o Tas @ sS Gsss a es ~
cry and our railroads arc now only playing that sanlo
game as1n rsy hayo adapted ef ass tariff
time will show,
second-nat We hnye produced tho present financial
crisis, 1t IL said; and not only admit Il, but
The bursting W Of tose s manifold
requisite n any possible financial reform. nut, whilo
"No rogue ever felt thu halter draw,
With good opinion o. tho law," .
It must also be coufesHo that real financial reform
IL ever possible whose frat ncedful steps do not both
mako tho innocent suffer with tho gully, and actually
began. Let US think God and take coarugo, then,
that hayo III tact been able to make both frelghts
and finances worse thaa they were to asar with; It
shows us that things havo begun to oyo, and that
may hope Boon to 10 ae to make thom botor tascad
7Afrd-Dnt 1t Ia snia thht you have appointed
Judge Of the courts In yOlr own
srEoIAL POLITICAL INrERHsTH.
W that ~ %y TERRIBLE ssss, wsn W. ~ we seVos M
earth since Adain was born, was probably ever nls7
pointed who .. was uot supposed to be in practical
unlrss IL was dono Us mere bunlnr. How truly Tor
fole thea t. u taat you saoala openly appoint 1t
ponted ever since time began.
F0nrh-l3utt worse and worae, It Ia even said thnt
a.Nong your thousands Of toallyuntrained Speakers
there are 80mo who have mAde
INp1sonEEr 8pEEcHEa,
paris Of apccces. II this is really So is indeed
truly appalling: Who ever heard Of such sh,ng be-
fore on Any Western stump7 Now, my fr8nls,
hnys been On the weatern stump mysct; and zach
one Of us uaea 70 carry under each ar'n copy Of
Webstar's big dictionary, nnt II, Ut any fuomcnt We
folt TINT wero In dagar OF exciting the crowd by
tnalscrcet words we Bat down log, and opened our
dictionaries, aud got ut the exact Bil proper word,
before We proceeded and 10 we kept The paasonz Of
tho crowd aud The nerves q those Old gtaalea of tlo
Able oquthbrlun, Western meu, you know always DO
t,At. Int now yon have some hero In your lntust,
anonR all your hundreds OF thousands Men who, J. aa
alleged, do uBo fndscreOt aud exciting words, DID
anyhody ever lloar Of tho like bcfnre7 How utterly
appalling ", and on Western stutn1A tool Don't
yO SEQ llnk wa will have 10 dig tlat stn1up up7
Now alI these things simply demonstrate point,
my frIenAs namely: that your orponchsa have bo-
YOU have ~ ,S yoarsoyos @ or not. Dd my nari nlan
over bsforc hear Of a,'ch fnsa as nose, and rpus
sleecAos unl thIR appointment Of ono sng1e local
Judge7 Dut am happy to inform you that tho oul.
, 1873-12-18

Piled unfhIlcd conditions of tic public good arc. In
fas either by misfortune Or aesaanntl Or design,
calling stlcll Blccton Of nunse 1--we ele-
phaut WILL 10 no particular harm, except to good
English and 10 good Bcnsc provided IN every cose you
tuke good care 10 Icnno him aa to
MlBLEAD NO ONE.
This, In tho celebrated case Of tho Dartmouth Col.
lege, often quoted the OhicfJust!cc is quite carafal
To do my ono can see by referrluU 10 Hcns Gam
mentarea, Vol. H. Art AIS. lie htates n Qualification
@ nss assS M IL Was
Of the Bate before the aate Of New Hampshire exst
cd; 80 the State could mako no pretonao to being
Sssns 81 e rshs s1ress o Or ps
T. 1th4d for yoars toIeraea aud sanctioned II A.
fully lega! eharter 10 even pretended shna0 or even 9
The Chics Jnstce TINT tho college waa ~ pri
yae elm able institution, liable to the control Of
ii,at il waa private ccemosynnry Institution, 20.
ot y SO With flsoas . tut t, FL ~ "1s H. tln
ii 10 With railroads q That tho corporation not
sa r@sa xs in psse pssea s Evil e
tut tho case with railroads which, undor sheltor of
cur
rnEsENr 1NfAMoua oouRT-nuL1wGs,
may actually tux lbs whole people uoso tlan all tho
staio governments conblnrd)g ut Tic 1nattn-
tou Of lriyato corporation for general oharity.'
this kind, creating these charitable innsitut!ons,
to oonslit%'to" Aa sso taey not host clesry
decision turl. lilo kind Of charer or couraet II
you please, presented for Aefense submit hat the
bus sort Of practicable resemblance, oven u
rond charters. And this celebrated ease, everywhere
quoted to sustain tue e1orb!tant claims OF nere
ise isss ot aesy apsata Ill Sse osey aa ii ea %
so1ssts o 0 Sy wa 0S iag a + t to .ssus sssd
that, under those clartoEs, the corporations
, 1873-12-18

money to pay, With, and, under present PRICES,
purity. caa now nuko tllo, money iroia
any just pronts or rates. Of cilher farming or
fore euci Iary is striving 10 throw hs praclisul bur
len Of he debis In wAole or In part upon tho other.
Thla lea 1T
TIE BOTTOM OF THIS WHOLE uus1NEss.
Around thin great ccntru Atnlstrotn whrls all tho
mad confusion Of tho present dsastronh financial
hour. Who shall puy these aobts now, when nuno uf
wi ei;iicr principal or niorest1 Tho various 3 corpo. %
ratious want 70 throw tho wholo 1oss back Upon Tho
IL; and this makes tho war.
Tue railroads, always sharrest and most rcady mil
HagacioMs 10 torcaeo financial storin sought seasoa-
Btates under Of the Constitution Of o United
stuseH, through the celebrated Dartmouth College
Hight ~ u preccay @ ' 70 row IL s 'Ia ha
whole burden OF tho debt Lack upen ii.o
tasors ana proacers who voted them
lecisions for w.atovcr 'ey wanted and al things
begun 10 rise mud combine resistance to such
policy a,,sl on y ana on thy come a. they .till come
WY; not merely q tle fsias sieas sut 81 glarnE
tic farlnors disposed 10 play back upnn tho rail-
roads thor OWL gaine. md throw the burden of the
Sas e SS @ d ss eas,y I e eGn nSss ssf o1 @ "
ohcrs nnro moderately and more wEe!y, nay. IN sub
stance; "FallowB, we are !u bud luck ieople a.
most stupcndous financial lluntor; Ut III In
tended it; by! sou.ebody must lose money hoWovcr
s M Il s. Esf s Mo
Gun. bosa anew 1a9 IL kesp our eyes stlnned and our
ly this wholly uriria a,,d forced competition
der Government patronage and power. La grcat UNDER
HAS pEEn pnoKrn nown IN r1EcEs,
and al other modcH Of business must Of Necessity fall
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-22

"The New Lexington Herald, appears
to be extremely anxious about Hon P.
Van Trump's back pay, and makes in
quiry of us to know what we know
about it. The only thing we do know
or care, is that we are satisfied that he
did not receive it,
We, at different times, published state
ments from reliable sonrces, in which
his name appeared among those who de-
cIined it. This we considered sufficient
evidence to satisfy all unprejudiced per-
sens.
= The Judge has never been tainted with
fraud or corruption of any kind, and
although it might be pleasing to the ed
itors of the Herald and others, to have
him implicated, we are confident they
will never be gratifed. Ohio Eagle,
"Our neighbors of the Eagle mistake
us. We are glad to learn that Hon. T.
Van Trump, has turned over his share
of the salary steal to the United States
Treasury. The silence of the Eagle, pub
lished at the home of Mr. Van Trump,
in relation to this subject, led many to be-
lieve that he had pocketed the money.
If the editors of the Eagle are in hab-
it of reading the newspapers, they know
what misrepresentation existed in re-
gard to Congressman Shellabarger, and
the surprise and indignation they express
is not good taste.-Ne:0 Lexington Herald
But it now turns out that Van Trump
did take his share of the salary steal,
and we expect to see the Democratic, al
well as the republican papers of his dis
trict, denounce him for it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-22

The Constitutional Convention met on
Tuesday of last week, and organized by
electing NJ R. Waite of Lucas county
President, D. w. Rhodes of Delaware
c 1unty Secretary, j. T. Wilbur of Guy
ahoga county Sergeant-at-Arms First
Assistant Secretary - Hurlbut, Second
David S. Fisher of Allen county. First
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms James Nor
gan of Hamilton county, Second Fred.
Blenkner Postmaster Charles Rhodes
of Jackson.
The balance of the week was taken up
with the appointment of the necessary
committees, and preparing for regular
work.