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demand fair and prices advanced to 57a59c.
Rye $l.05. Proyisions-demand fair and
market firm. Mess pork SIT. Bulk meats
shoulders &c; clear rib &c; clear 104c.
Bacon-shOuldes 74e; clear rib 95e; clear
10tc- Sugar-cured hams f23a133c plain
1lsa12c- Lard = tierces 104a10zc; kegs
10sa11c. Whisky 93c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO April %. - Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat in fair demand but at
lower rates, closing firm; No. 1 spring
nominal; No. 2 S1.234 for spot; S1.24 for
May delivery; S1.25s for June delivery.
Corn duh and prices have declined, espe-
cially for spot; No. 2 mixed 81! for cash
634e for May delivery; 64ss64sc for June
delivery. Oats quiet and weak; No 2
mixed 454a452c for spot; 46sa464e for May
delivery; Rye-NO. 2 e2c. Barley dali
and nominal. Mess pork duh and market
unsettled at the opening; demand fair and
market firm at closing with the decline re-
covered; $16.35 for spot or for May delivery;
Sl6.45a16.j0 for JuRedelivery. Lard quiet
and unchanged at S9.70 for cash or fox May
delivery; 9kc for June delivery. Bulk
meats-market steady for shoulders at &c
loose, fair demand but at lower rates for
middles; clear rib Sc cash fol loose; sales
early at $50 Whisky = market steady
and in moderate demand at 94e.
81. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, April 23-Flour quiet and
unchanged; superfine S4.25a4.75; Y Sc. T5a
5.25; Xxx $~5.25a5.75; family So. Balls.
Wheat irregular for No. ? spring at S1.2Ga
1.27; No. 3 fall S1.4O4- Corn dull and
prices dropping; No. 2 mixed sc for east
elevator, for cash and for Nav delivery; CSC
for June delivery, closing lower to sell.
Oats opened firm but closed dull at 5la52c
for elevators, closing unsettled and lower
to sell; 50ac bid. Barley firm for best
grades and little doing. Rye firm; sales
private, understood to be higher. Whisky
quiet at a4c. Mess pork nOminally SEQ
a1T.OO. Dry salt meats weak and lower 10
sell; no buyers except at a decline of an Ia
&c. Bacon weak but cash lots brought fun
prices; shoulders &c; clear rib 9sc clear o.
Lard-small sales Of kettles at IOc. Hogs
firm at S4.7Ja5.75- Cattle easier for best
beeveS; other grades steady, ranging from
$2.25 to S6.OG.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, April 23.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged at S5.J0a9.O0. Corn-demand
light but holders firm at SIZE. Oats Gle.
Lard-demand active and prices advanced
to 1Osal0sc 115a1l9c; all others firm and
unchanged.
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EVERY lady is anxious 10 know whether
her new dress is becoming; but the most
likely thing TO become a lady is a well-be-
haYed little girl.
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FOR SALE


LNOR SALE, in Free TerritoTy-That new
A. and beautifully improved residence, of six
20 eigAt rooms, with all modern conrenienees,
situsted high and dry in that delightful part of
the city, corner 6Owdy and S. Union streets, Is
0nered for sale during the next ten DAYS. For
Cherry street 1t
Ef0R SAILED barrels choice Northern
IL Peach Blow Potatoes at less than Cincinnati
prices, including freight 10 North College St,
a few doors above L. & n. E. r. Depot. A. B.
kEEFIE ap11 Wv
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HOTELS.
Splendid Farm for Sale.

ON THE 9th OF APRIL, 1874, I WILL
" sell, on the premises, my farm Of 400 acres,
in Williamson county, six miles south OF Brent
wood Depot, y. &. ID. r. r., on the Wilson pike,
six miles east OF Franklin, the county seat OF
Williamson county, three miles southeast OF
MOOre's Station. y. & %. r. r., 20 be delivered
the LIST of January, 1915. The place viii be sold
entire. OF will be divided into two or three tracts.
TERMS-One-third cash, balance in one and
two years, notes bearing 10 per cent inter
est, with two good securities and lien on the land
retained. place Is splendidly watered and
improved. with best Of new brick dwelling and
Out-buildings, including a splendid barn and
springhOuse. Orchards Of every kind just come
to maturity. The land has been Slogered for
wears, and Is naturally rich, and lies well. Adj
dress JAMES II. WILSON, Nashville,
or T.. w. TURLEY, Franklin, Tenn
janI1 sun ID
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REWARD.

Cox REWARD-Lost. a sum of money, yes
Vso terday, in the city, for the return Of which,
20 his office, the above reward win be paid. II
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View York General Market.

NEW YORK. April 22.-Flour was dull
aud strongly in BUYERS favor; superfne
Western and State $5.S0a6.10 extra Ohio
S6.30a7.65; St. Louis S8.40z1l.OO. Wheat
duller, except for No. 2 which is in light
supply and not pressed for sale; No. spring
S~f.50d1.53. Rye quiet and unchanged at
S~1.1Oa1.15. Barley unchanged. Corn in
moderate demand and lower; new western
mixed S2aS6c; old western mixed S6aS7e.
Oats a shade tirmer; mixed 62a64c. Coffee
quiet; Rio 21ic gold. Sugar active and
firmer at T5a7sc. Pork lower; new mess
SIT for spot or for May delivery; Sl7.l2a
for June delivery; $3.50 for July delivery;
middles quiet; short clear middles 1O4c.
Lard lower; prime steam 101c for April de-
livery; 193a10 5-16c for May delivery; 10sa
10 7-16c for May delivery; 1O3al0 9l6c for
July delivery. Whisky decidedly firmer
at -
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BANKING.
National Bank.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

W. W. BERRY, CHAS. Z. HLLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DEMPSEY WEAVER.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Business and Deals in United States Bondl
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. w. BERRY, President
JEO. KIRKMAN, Yice-President
sep1 iy
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LOST.


OST-Ihursday evening, an Enameled Gold
Ii Bracelet The finder will be rewarded on
leaving It at 9S s. Vine street, opposite EXPOSE
ttcn building It's
0ST-Between High street and the river.
lllast night, aGold LOcket, enameled face, set
in dianondS- A liberal reward viii be paid for
the resarn Ofthe same TO No. G Broad street 1t
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FOR RENT.

RON AQUA SPRINGS privileges for rent.
Hhowish 10 3dd for lease Of store, Ea-
loon, tive billiard tables and alleys, or either Of
~1lingthei- bids with me8sy the first day Of May
next j. T. ROBERTSON, No. 9 Cedar st.
app Nv M TOe Er 20
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WANTED.

"AETEDEk,0oo, for which We vwiU-ex-
Vtsehange Boots, Shoes, Hats n Travelling
Bags at the lowest prices. T. Z. wNSTEAD
a 70 ~ apis iw
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Chicago Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO, April Z3-Cattle-receipts 81
IN; the market was only moderately active
prices steady and unchanged, common 70
extra steers &.75a6.SO; stockers S.5Oa
S4.71.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 23.-Flour quiet
firm and unchanged; western superfine
81. 80; family ~S7.25aS.25; X S6.00a
6.75. Wheat-western quiet; Ohio and In
diana S1.55a1. 60. Corn weaker; new west
ern mixed S3JaS4c; old held at SIC. Oats
dropping; western 60as3c. Rye quiet at
S1a1.O5. Provisions strong. Mess pork
firm at S1L.50. Bulk meats active; ShOul-
ders 6Sa7c; sides 94a9sc. Bacon active at
re for shoulders; clear rib SC; clear 10tc.
Sugar-cured hams Halle. Lard firm at
10Ia1O5e. Coffee quiet and firm; prime
Rio 24Ic, gold. Whisky 81.
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Sterling EXcnange--BankerS Bills 100,
United States coupons Of 1881, 12Oi,
5-2Os of 1852, 117s; do. of 1854, 1193; do,
Of 1865, 1904; do. new 119; 52Os Of 1867,
119s; United States coupons of 1868, 1874;
new fives, 115k; 10-40s, 114i; currency skies,
1854. Missouri State bonds 941; Tennessee,
old 81; do. new So Stocks - Western
Union Telegraph 67s; New York Central
97!; Erie 34s; do preferred Sc.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April %. Gold
49,; Sight par. Sterling 544a545. Flour
dull; superfine $500; xxx S6.25a7.00;
choice extra s7.75aS.5O; family IS. 75a9.50.
Corn quiet; white and yellow S5e. Hay
dull; prime S21; choice S23, held higher.
Lard in light supply and in demand; tierce
101a1s4; keg 10salle. Whiskydnll; LOui-
siana 97c; Cincinnati S1.09. Coffee 214a
245c. Corn meal frmer at 3.S3a3.9 :.
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Nashville and Chattanooga and ST. Louis
Railroad, LIST mortgage, .....-... s.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
md mnrrnana "a x
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81. Louis
Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS. April 23-FlOur quiet and
unchanged at S5-J0a9.00. Corn-demand
light but holders firm at SIZE. Oats Gle.
Lard-demand active and prices advanced
to 1Osal0sG 115a11!c; all others firm and
unchanged.
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louisville

L~OUIsvuLE, April 23.-fiOuT -auiet
and unchanged. Wheat-demand fair and
market firm; amber S1.45. COrn-demand
fair and market firm at 74a76c. Oats
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CINCINNATI, April 23-Flour-Market
duh and unchanged; family ~s6.G5a7.OO.
Wheat dull and prices a shade lower at
s1.4. Corn dull and prices a shade lower
at 6ja67c. OatsdGll and lower at 4Sa55c.
Rye steady at S1.OSa1.99. Barley dull but
unchanged. Eggs steady at 14c. Butter
quiet and unchanged. Provisions qniet
and weak at the opening but opened steady
Mess pork held at SIT. Lard steady; steam
9Sa10c; kettle 1Oc. Bulk meats quiet at 90
for shoulders; clear rib SsaSfc; clear 9Rc.
Bacon, nothing doing; qnotable, shoulders
7aTsc; clear rib 94a9sc; clear 9saOsc, out
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-25
praxton County Court.

We acknowledge tho receipt Of n
communication from q resident d SUIT
ton, in relation to tho recent session Of
The County Court Of Bra4ion county,
which wc decline to publish. Trp
BsuOcRAT is nota vehicle in which
public officials can be yilliled without
cause, and for no other object than 70
expose them to common rldiculc. It's
an easy matter for any ono to criticize
a public ofIicer-but Il the critic was
inthc same position, it ni5htbe very
difficult. to improve upon tho course OF
his predecessor, r
We believe and know tho members
Of tho County Court Of Brazton coun-
~ to be a body Of honorable and intel
lieens gentlemen-eleo.cl to their po-
sition By au Intelligent constilucuey-7
and We do not think 1t part Of oul
province TO publish tho malicious crili
eisms fany gentleman whose vanity
in tho matter Of eaeodhis scribeyid
may lead him to suppose that he WI
annihilate them with the power Of hlI
pen.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-25
Judge G. D. camden.

We take the following deserved lri-
buto to this distinguished gentleman
from thc columns Of our PhiliPpi CO.
temporary;
lion G. D. Camden, tho able and
efficient State Senator from tho Third
Senatorial district, made US q call GAG
other day. Judge Camden during the
last Legislature, did yeoman service.
With such men as him to shape tho
Affairs Of the State, no one uCsd have
any fears Of the result, No membeI
If The Senate has received as much
abuse from ihd Radical party as Jadgl
Camden. This wc like him for, IS !
shows that they felt the forco Of his IN
tlucnco and ability, The Judge drCl
the long term, and the entire State VII
DO benefited Iby his labor during th
neg. session al tho Legislature,
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important Information.

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newspaper Tor sthlr printed maltef9
other than tho address, subjects it to
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-25
Incorporation Notice.

70 all rhons Il may concern;
No lec Is hereby given that on the 2srd
day OF May, 1874, at the Office Oft. A. I'd
wards, In the town Of Weston, there will 10
y general meeting ofihe stockholders Of tho
elect board Of directors, make bylaws.
and transact any other business which may
lawfully be done by tho said sioekholdana
In general meeting. II
Ross &yAsDsnyOnr,
In RAlsroN.
W. II. AsrtsAtL,
+. N. CHALRAsT,
h9 A. w. WooproRp,
, oOrpOrators.
, 1874-07-23
BANK N OTE PRINTING.
TIE AwAnD ron NEXT YEARS pRrSrrS d,


Speeiat Dispatch to 7he CAteaoo Tribune.
WAsu1SoroN, D. t., July 29.-Tho Commits
Bloner Of internal Revenue has Issued the usual
advertisement for bids to print tho tobacco,
beer, and spirit tax atamps required during tho
present fiscal year. Lust yoar pot ton Of the
work Of printing tho tinta WIS dono in New York
by tho National and tho Continental Bank NQto
Companies, while the larger portion, tho cngray-
ing md facc printing, waa done In tho Bureau Of
Engraving aud Printing Of the Treasury Depart
mont. The appropriation for tho present fiscal
year is %l00, ,0t0, which includes dies and sta1nps
ind Of thiH about 21f0,000 will DO used to
pay for engraving and printing tho adhesive
stamps. Lust yoar. wleu bitls were advertised
for. the Printing h1reuu Wan called upon Tor III
estimate Of the probable cost, aud on that oHti-
luato the engraving and printing Of the face of
tho spirit, beer, md tobncco Htamps whs awardcd
to that Bureau. Commissioner Douglass. in Wow
Of tho tact that tho tint-printing, with express
charges, costs about $GG, 900 por year, appointed
Commission III May lust to examine aud report
stamps in two tinta could DO dispensed
Deputy Commissioner, the Chief Clerk In tho
FirHt Comptrollora Office. and tho Deputy Pho
tograpAer decided rorently that 1t could not bo
safely dispensed with, as, when printed in but
one tint, or printed plain. tho stamp could bo
successfully photographed and conntorfeitod,
whIio printing In two prevented this. IT thtB
work is dono the Department anl tho Printing
Bureau will bo called upon for an estimate. It
will enable tho Government to rctnin a large
number Of skilled workhle,l whoso serylcoB would
otherwise bo dispensed with.
, 1874-07-23

ended mortgages that thor hayo connivod,
With prior incumbrhnc0a. to soil tho property,
and a1so allowed tho land to sold for tAxoB. II
1t also alleged that tho olccrs Of tho Land Com
pany hAvo also received largo ronts, and mig
appropriated thon that thoy havo not Kept
proper books nor managed tho affairs Of tho
Company loneBtly.
Tie oihor Directors nro characterized a. moro
aguro.hoads, having only nominal Interest,"
In Wow OF theao nna aovoral other allcga-
Hons. Badger asks that tho Groat Wastarn Land
Company, e. G. Ohills, mud L. ". Murray bo
mado defondantsi tlat they bo restrained from
further Interfering with tho Land Compnny's at-
fetra, mako strict account Of the Company's
Affairs aud dobts, and that 4 Receiver DO ap-
Pointed for tho Land Company to take Charge
of atB ntfairn and pay its indebtedness.
:, The tlrst bill Of Gago VIVA nearly roady to bo
ii!od tWo weeks ago. but owing to the firm OF
hlosers. Lawrence, Winston. Campbeli, Il Law
rsnco being engaged In the Walker will-caso, tho
filing was tolayod.
1n.tho Badger ca1o Clilds entered bis apponr-
anco On bis own bo1a1f and aB President of tho
Land Company, md an injunction was issued
and " D: KeFfoot appointed Receiver undor, T.
Gago'a counsel this morning to sat aside the iu-
junction and Recover, aB thny claim those bouds
on which Badger sues aro fraudulent.
, 1874-07-23
that hin wifo WIS left with several ohildron al.
mDBt wholly unproYidetl for:

that hin vito WIS left with several childron Al.
most wholly unproyided for:
THE 5 FER cENT LOAN.
Eight bide for tho now 6 per cent loan wero
tl'el with The M aooresary q tho Treasury tha
York Cty. l'ho Secretary looka for many
more tu.inorr1w morning, md thoy will
I'll bo opened Mt noon tomorrow. Tho
PrcRident's tc1cgrnrhto ordor to tho Soc
specified Thursday aB tho time, and the socrota.
ry expected to loayo tonight, but as ,o will DO
necessarily dotNlnel to olleu theHo bids. ho will
not 60 I'LL Tomorrow night.
THE AFrAIts or THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Hnnphrsos ordorod tho Receiver OF the First Nh
tlonal Bank to soil tho bank building on the 9th
Of tiext Docotnber to tho hfgheAt bidder. The
1ecoiyot atates that lo oxpoots to DO able to pay
q, additional dividend Of 20 per coat ut an oarly
day. This will make 10 per cent IN al paid to
tho creditors Of tho bank.
NO INDICTMENT AGArNar DANA,
Ihe lrAnd Jury adjourned to-day until Aug.
20 without presenting indictments agaiuHt
Dana, Of tue Sun, or against tho bogua safo-
{To TIE Assec1as<d Pr<,.l
THE ALABAMA COMMISSIONERS.
- WARRINGTON, D. G., July 22.-The Alabama
Commissioners aro in session to-lav at tho Do
ness, it ia probable they viii adjourn to tho Do
rartment Of Juetfco building, whore future seH-
sionB will DO bold.
THE ro8TA1-cAH SERVICE.
Judge spense. Solicitor OF the Poat-O Once De-
parlmont, to whom was referred the question Ra
to what is compliance with tho laws by
railroad companies in relation to tho
poBtal-car soryico, rendered an opinion
today, IA which lie takes the ground that tho
companion aro required by Congress to furnish
the requisite facitieH for tho distribution Of tho
malls on trains. aud TINT nothing losa thAu the
accommodations now furnished can be accepted
by tho Department. This opinion was solicited
II consequence Of the question Of President
Hlnckloy, Of tho PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington l.
Baltimore Railroad Company. tlat thoy would
comply with tho Inv by carrying tho maila In tho
ordinary motl-cara.
APPOINTMENT,
Tho widow Of ex-Cougressnan Mellish has
boon appointed to 1910 cterkBhip In tho Cur
roncy Division Of tho T'rasury Department.
PERSONAL.
:, Con. B. F. Butler Ind long intarvtow with
Secretary Dristow to-day.
The last surviving sister Of tho late Edgar
Allen Poo died Ut tho Epiphany Church Home
to-day, aged 89.
THE BROKEN FIRST NATIONAL.
Tho DiHtrlct Court has authorized tho Recelver
OF; the First National Dank OF Washington to
noll its building IT public auction, fixing tho
minimum price at S100O00 Tho Court also, on
application Of tho Recover, made q dooroe
authorizing tho Receiver to compound tho in
dootedness OF tue firm Of Jay Coulie 4 Co.
to tho First National bank to the extent Of valid
unpaid claims against said bank surrendered to
Petitioner, md oounBo1ed credit 10 be giron the
thore shall not bc waivod any claim for profor-
onco or priority OF lien assortod in favor Of ,le
bank against the firm In roapect Of any portion
OF Its indebtodnoaB to tho bank.
, 1874-07-23

8ToRy COUNTY.
NEVADA, July 20.-Whoat-harvoBt Just CON-
menocd. Croo good, yielding fifteen TO twenty
bushels ,por acre. Other snlail grain also good.
favorable weather. ". @. DowLng,
BOONE COUNTY.
BooSsnoRo, july 2b.-Whcat-yiefd this year Ia
little above tho average. 4. J. DAnKLEY.
GREEN COUNTY.
JEFFEnaoN, July 20.-The wlloat-crop Ia now
being harvested, md, though thin On tho ground,
Is Of good quality, yielding 15 bushels pnr aero.
Corn looks vol expect q good crop. Darl oy Ia
harvested and in tho stack In good order. pota-
toes have suffered from dry weather, but it Is
raining nicely to-day. HEAD BaoruEny,
CRAWFORD, IDA, AND sAo COUNTIES.
DENlsoN, July 20.-Tho crops In Crawford,
Ida, and Sac Counties have not boon injured by
drought or insects, aud a better yield OF wAeat,
oats, and hay Waa never harvested. Corn aud
potatoes arc very promising, aud the recent
rainB hare put these crops beyond danger.
MOEONA COUNTY.
OxAWA, july 20.-Tho whoat-orop In this coun.
ty will he about an average OF the past five years.,
say Is bushels per acro. With m area In cu!tya-
tion much lnrger than eyerbuforc. Corn is very
promising, aud the rains Of the last twouty-four
hours insure magnificent clop.
IIoLpnoox DnoruEas.
puENA VISTA COUNTY.
ALTA STATION, July 2l.-CropB arc all good
aud farmers aro harvesting wheat and outs. One
third mora urea In wheat than last year, ind on
new ground the y!old L. % nnl 30 bushels per
acre. Corn aud potatoes look veil. Rain Suuday
aud Monday. 2. G. PETERSON.
CRAWFORD County, July a1.-Whoat, quality
good, with nu average yiold OF IS and 20 bushels
per acre. Cotu looks vol, promising +, crop
NJ. M0uESnY.
, 1874-07-23
JONES ON GRANT,

Spec1a& DISPATCH to The ChtaQo Tribune.
INTERVIEW WITH THE NEVADA SENATOR,
WASHINGTON. July 22.-8enator Jonos, OF Me-
vada. is III tho city, md waH interviewed tonight
on tho third term vlews generally Inscribed to
him, as published raoontly In the Nerada Terri
for1as Enterprise, and which haye been largely
copied IN the Eastern Journals. Tho Sonator
says that ho did not instigato the publication Of
tue article, as has beon asAorted, md that
ho had nothing whatover to do with
it. Tho paper which published tho article
supported him ardontly In his candidacy for
the Sanatorship from porBona1 friendship on tho
part OF ita then esiltor mud proprietor, Joecpl
Goodman, who was strongly opposed to JUnna'
competitor, Sharon. Last year Sharon, who
IN very wealthy mat, announced himBolf pub
licly as a cand1date TO succeed Stewart, aud
Goodman immediatoiv stated he would not Hup-
port him. Ho found tho Sharon interest too
strong for him, however, aud sold out lis intor-
est to tlat clique and IL now in Europe.
HENAToR JONES,
therefore, has uo voice whasover In what that
paper nas to say. Tic dcprecatas tho idea that
President; and aayB that, previous to the pub
ltcatlon OF tho famous memorandum, LIE had
ncver been In tho Executive Mansion but twice.
10 believes, however, in Grants possessing
strong common sense. and IL Of The
opinion. that ho cauuot, and will not, under
any circumstances, agreo to become
Candidate for third torn. Ho saya Graut has
made himself record az
AN OBSCURE NAN,
WHO forced himself to tho front or tho army by
his victories and nbilItieA received tho surrender
md tho sword Of the greht loador OF tue Rebell-
lou, Gen. Lee, waa Iaado President by MI almost
unanimous vote Of tho pooplo, and WAS elected to
tho second term in tile face OF veuomouR attacks
from every side and against popular caudi-
datot and should bo satisfied. 10 has the hest
chance III the world to retire with q record clear
Of a single dofeat, and canno. risk trial for
third term. Tho Senator concluded thin oonyer-
sation by reaf!irmiug his belief that Con. Grant
could not DO induced to run to. another torn.
, 1874-07-23

full amount Of their personal property. Your
correspondent WAS informed this forenoon, by
ono Of tho County Commissioners, that Tho
Court Was disousalng tho it1oa Of throwing lie
whole Of this yonr's assessment overheard aud
ordering the AasoaBor to begin over, to obtain
a full aoholufo from every taxpayer In
tho county. and to require zach ono to mako
oath to tho same, as boing tho quioaost way OF
sottling tho whole mAttor. Some of tho farmers,
assessed Mt only 81, while some Of Tue NOR
chants roal oatate WAS aBscssnd as nearly it's
cQah yaluo