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LOST AND FOUND.

STEAlkD-From 1890 23i street, oue black
= COW Ttth ws,it" s9et., long b0rUs, blind -
ant fYe; one trlr die OJW, short DO - ~ lES
~ Sre brinFtrg he same to NJ JOSEPH ~
ASHTON, If he sbyVC address, will be hands )mely
reWorded uOylq Str
| ohT-pn Ntdnesdsy evening, November Iltn,
- SMALL OLD GROSS. 'ib-rsl reward will
Le CIV II returned to No. 1919 Oh street north
/ OSt-At Fold's Opera House, Ia7G evening"
i pair small OPbb4 GLASSES sad case a
.nIlHi,e reward ii be paid il returned GO. w,
WEI LII, Room \, lawer insr, p. o. deD'1 It.
/ OsT-On 9th street. bst- cen X and. NJ or IN
IL Columbia cars, Cod BALL(pars of an-ear-
uEg Any person leaving tho same at 1I35 On
sire ct will be suitably rewarded. uOvIa 2tE
1 CST-On the ~ h instant, an ENVELOPE, CON
H tsluing the 6ischarge of IIcHsai O'Brieu, late
81 con phuy,U iafantry, Rzd Cthsr pagers
Inc hnder viii please return them TO OHAS
OoEs. CALBbh, No. t34 Louisisna ave. nI8-st
STRAYBD-FTom the subscriber, on Saturday
- night, the l4h instant. four CATTLE,
two " hite, one roam, erd one dark rtd,O lP
Etd with ter on the Lin. III raj r. ~
yard vii be paid by VIM TURNER, No. I4I
Center Market n0yIT m
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llJ NE w coo OBS. I9

lust RTCEIYFP-SIk AID Bead 4 FRINCE5
- 81 GlMP5. FEATH AZ TRIMMINGS Plain
- n lie -. Il LIS CES IN, Ee, Pearl, aud Shell
tI1IOhS, al lowest market pTIce,st
DAVIS, FOG Market Spaos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

Beecaer = getting on. He has here ofore re-
Icdia;ed the doctrine Of a literal hail and per
sonai devil, - having no place in the BrooSIyn
IheCi"gv. and in MS las sermon he scouts the
idea that ''iu Adams fall we sinned all" or
mat indeed, there, tEere was any f.l. This is
me semi DarTinisn way i'm which ne puts it:
81 think the facts OF history vii STATE. that the
human race came on % the g-oba q an exceed
tlsiN low point vi en- were cTeatsd-I Will MT
say loltuw'rg the Imagination, OF the scie ltiH
Nitn-I shall su-tice 70 ID say hat Elau were
created at the very minimum Dol n OF hum auity
n near % zero a. II J. possible for them to be-.
and historically the unfolding n - been very
RTafuali that they have. beginning with very
Little kuoTledge, come up IN know ledge OF az
TicultuTer Knowledge Of the mech Anic4l arts Of
legtsl a on. Of manufacfur'1Z iniu -trie= OF
g umF rec. OF civil PO.ity, II Trs organization
OF men into states TheTH has been. a. 70 Great
Cd n-GttC-, an advance from ytry lJrs point No
10 the present condition OF ham 4uitv. In every
condition. instead OF men having given eyi-
Gence OF falling from li yb rou.liuOu thew ~ ys
evidence that they come rTnr1 tire very -lsU Ter
est. sut 20 the facts are here inst man was
created ir0m rhc bottom aui th4 DIVINE scls IA 3
Aas p ell 70 take men from rhri- unsvrr.lI
point. aur spell. Cu- H-tIs bg Is--s ths cfyiIiz4-
lion o. ths Fr@sen, day"
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hEER, PEo AND COS.-As We have given the
strong points t5lliugin favor OF Mr.. Kerr for the
next SpsakerShIp IL is perh aas onIs fair tharth,
otEeT side should have showing. The Ia
d'anaTc.is correspondent OF the New York
Times Wri:es.
- decided Effort VIII he rn-sIs - D1sH HIM.
MlchFtl = herr Tor the SPe4se-ship OF tue next
mouse OF Representatives. IL III az not bs win
Cut interest therefore, 70 learn OF his intro1uc-
iloh into public life. when TIE war broke olt
Hon Ben. Harrison, grandson OF the hero of
IlpIt canoe and then, a. now = L. adIriy LAWYER
OF Indianapolis, was Reporter OF the S1Drsne
Court, 81 once with tenure Of four years
and pay iEg Al that time Teas Ole luciIna to
3 young aid rising lawyer, both IN money and
reputation, Mr. .rTi-On cOuli nJr resist the
tue a patriotism, and entered ths military SER
wee, leaving MS civil office in the care of a
cCh IeteHt deputy who VS. 10 ray over the
lEOntS 10 the man who gave his time aud
HAD theTed his life IN defense OF the
government Mr.. Kerr. cold bIo0def
selfish democrat OF New Albany, saw his OpD0r
tuIliN, and 10 the democratic state convention
Reid IN the "Ot year" procured himself Ia h.
nominate q for reporter OF the supreme cOurt
ard as The republicans voted tor no one OF
course ne received majority Of the ballots
cast. lie then contested tor possession OF the
once before democratic supreme court which
held that Gen. Harrison had created a vacancy
~ going INTO the army, and Kerr uSurpsd the
place IBIS - the type Of a man who has ba-
come tie arch priest Of democracy, Lot only in
IbOlara, bat elsewhere, where circumstances
nave given him = Fictitious strength and reDu-
tauCn. Let those praise LA ShO will: this act
stdmpS him "a 81 interruptions aud selfish
Character. RE is despiscd BY the best men even
u Bis ON n party in this state sud with the rag
Z i ar tenocIatic majority IN district polling
O. J3 majority, he II elec ed by beggarlv I2JJ.
His own county, Floyd, gave him bar f25 ma
iority, while the democratic state ticket h4t an
average majority OF .iUJ"
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Maine Politics.

Tthss been question whether the result of
the lste elections would be % further democrat
re the republican ranks, or to serve as "A bitter
but beaithfal tonic to brace up and consulate
the party. 50 far, the york OF rscupsration has
not commenced tn any agreeable extent. On
the contrary the process Of party disintsEr alton
seems TO have extended 20 unexpected quarters.
The republican party ia Maine. after its superb
campaign In September, under the lead OF Mr..
Blaine, has been looked upon a. the Old Guard
OF the republican army upon which the cat
tered and beaten troops Of toe other states
might rally. But the November Waterloo
seems to have disOrgauized even the Maine vet
Grams The Maine papers are full Of signs of
heartJurning and dsseBsi Jas, snd OfOpsn re volt
against the party leaders in the state. Speaker
Blaine's voice, once so potential, seems 70 Be
unequal To the task of aha wing tbs storm. Sew
eral Of the leading republican papers are pro-
nOuDCsd in their dissent 10 Dis recommends
tiOns in regard 20 the return OF Ir. Hamliu t.
the L. ). Senate. a writer in the Portland
Adrer'jssT, who is accorded Is4det type, aud
the head Of column in that paper. styles the
Speaker recent letter " Bishop Blains's Pas
JOTal," and says cit nov remains to be seen
whether the republicans o. N zine VIII obey
OrdeTs-as Mr. Blaine's friends understand HIS
suggestions to be equivalent 20 I.rectsons.2 He
proceeds.
" hen tie chairman OF thu stats c)rlmtttsa
ard the Speaker OF the JnItsi States House Of
kepreS natives 50 tar departs from the rules
OF EtCFT--fy which a decent res peCt tor the 20
He has always heretofore caused to be- OhSsT,ei
p 10 Iubi!sh paper expressing sn earnest de
siTe az {" their action on a question peculiarly
ard entirely their own. Oh pain OF incurriny
fis d1Spiea~uTe. 10 l. certainly time for inis-
PENDENT men 20 ask themselves whether they
propose 20 accept and act upon such hints a. =
thelr CU-v. or whether they NE u T. DO as they
have a mind to"
The writer argues that s'thjs most TemarkabIs
letter proves that there is great alarm in tbs
Blaine Hamlin Camp-thst nothing less c,uId
have produced this bull from the Augusta Vat
cam that 1t proves ''that, in spite Of Mr.
Biaine's solemn observation to Governor Per
nam and Dir. DrummOGi, he ia the partisan o.
Hamlin, and that Blaine and Il amliu are uuisef
IN al effort 10 control and manage the stlts.I
that ''the suspicion heretofore existing in some
quarters that Mr.. Blaine betrayed Senator Nor
I'll six years ago gains great FEASIBILITY If MT
positive certitudei' and that ssit serves n1tIcs
on Senator Morrill, that the succession 70 Ma
seat has been definitely arranged, and the elec-
lion Of Hsmlin IL necessary, ta.Ough It's combi-
LatiCI~, 20 the election OF b IaiLe." &c, &c
Mr.. Blaine has sbOTn wonderful geuaraIshin
IL the past itTemAins TO he seen if he can rally
Lis forces under this hot tire IN front and rear.
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~. ROhkhfSeH
H ais lOIH sTREEr, HEAR Pa AyENEE
BANKERS.


Sin TO 500 INVESTED IN WALL str,si
80 ~ cftep &c: 70 fortune. No lisbili,y. "rhe
CT q : cqlatlon 'seBtIrea by HICELIS9 & Co.
bsnk. re 6nd Brokers, ~ Broadssy, Y. sesi-s q
EHsA5 an BEICANRAVEkaE RAN.
interest pod on deposits.
sbEH HTTZ, PreSf Ijans-lyIO. "A PRE.vIs- o..
. HeB. TIMONET n co.,
ASs BANKERS AND BR0kEES,
St9oHa NS.ioHaI BaHk BzaifiSg, sos Ssrex.k sgfsa
lecttug Business ~
BUY and SELL COLD, 6OVERNMEFT
BONDS, STOCKS, &c.
hriay ofhoers' pay accounts esshed in advance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

Verde REQUIEM Mas has been brought ont
10 New York, We see. The sombrs aud awFal
character OF this famous composition makes il
about tie thing Tor the republican funeral,
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BOARDING

6OA RlJ1NSS.
TWO GENTLEMEN OR MAN AND WIFE
can Ind hrst class 6OARn IN "a priya q fam ~ ,
AZ veI1 low terms lDqUire AZ OH street, bstw en-
ON ana oth streets. nOylg3tE
RCABD AND LODGING at No. gag o street
~ Lorthwest. MesE furnished at all hours, 2j
cents. W VI. L. GROWER. novI2- Im$
EUREIeHED ROOMS, With BOARD, at6II
street no Invest; location excellent and rooms
Ilcely furnished Terms moderate nov7-2wE
Ef1RsT-CLAsS TABLE BOARD and fms Rooms
or the mt 81 pleasant part Of the avenue. Apply
30. 1919 Pennsylvania av. northeast now 2W"
a FEW PLEASANT Rooms for rent on rea-
"a sonsble terms; with good BOARD; 1909
haTy iand avenue southwest. noF3 sgS
ENOR REHT-933 q street. between 9. a s1d 10th,
a handsomely iurni-bef BO91H, en- suite or sin.
tle, With BUsru; eau Aow b engaged for tire winter
season oc2GlnF
CHOICE TABLE BOARD AID ELEG3NT
- hOOMS, together or rstely, IN the best To-
ealty ~ the cry. Refer 70 h IA. H.. Boardms1
smith, Hon. A, l.. Barber, II On. A. B. uulett, and
Dr.. Verdi. Apply 81 1919 street n " serI -sm
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MERCHANT TAUnRC

- 3. SMITH,
MERCHANT TAILOh,
SIS sTRNBT, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFicE
epL-V Washington. .. ..
- J. HEIBKRGER.
9 lSlocesscr 20 b, =. LoCdsu Oo.,I
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MkhCHANT gAILOG
HetropOlitsH hotel, late BroWnF,D
yi-ly BIO. 3S3 PENN ave. Wsshfnktop
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AFADAME FLORFNCE,

lVR 7HE CELEBRATED CLATRVOYART
- uneQuelieo IN testing the past present and future
81 your life 10 causing speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, aud p1iEtIug ont the sure
WY OF success In lie In matters Of business her
adv ice ~ invaluable Rhs gives upis ers A. sarisf
tpni none ever regret consulting her. Satisfaction
gwen or no pay. Can he consulted st her PEFI5rs,
80. 70 y street northwest. willy
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EIRST GRAND. GIFT CONCERT.
FOE THE BENEFIT CF THE
Montpelier Female Humane Association
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.

November 23. 1874.
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PERSONAL.
4 Z & o ely.
MADAME kOES.

This celebrated Lady AstrolOEiat and HEALING Mo
olum CAE e consulted ct No. S5I y erect
corner Of Cd, northwest. she haz no Sc merit y
~ GtltneAttng the Past, Present and Future IL
love or business her advice IL invaluable
Your fTienCs, pointing your enemies RnI iufGr1.
lse yen OF the sure way 70 success n sII under
81; gentlemen, 81 50. iyT-Iv
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HOTELS.

~ EerB La5TEk aUTEL
on ThE EuRoPEAE PbAa.
Corner Of IF-lns Place ana l6th Strss1
NEW fBhR
CnU one DlooE from niOl SQUARE, the na.t cen
Lei gei QGlct location Ia the cfy H. hc iuae1l.t
tc4.i0 q AL the yriuclp PAL phCas u snuseuaut ard
- iLF retsli stores he- beer enlarged and I'm.
ttgN1 ne psi sesson BY the addition n crtJ roos
A. = passenger elevator.
tebs-ly oHAs b. rEBETE, Proprietor.
HgHOE'E E0TEL-
res Q cTEHT.
a-lfs bETWErSfyH GEd HFN SsksN~a
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ECk hsHT-A BED ROOM, newly furBi-hr,i. ct
iol Stree, cor er let, north Nest. ser the
ooN~tDn ett PriLtiuEt fife. Doyl9-ST
The New York herald., 1874-11-29
DRY GOODS.

dry GOODS.
A NOTABLE EXCEPTION TO TIE
PREVAILING DuLNEss IN THE DRY GOODS TRADE
is APPARENT AT
coSKLiNs CO.'S,
ONE BLOCK Below T. Ssia sTkwakr Wa EuiA cSs ;ttss
AND WHY,
reason Is 0syi0l. SES kiass Wishing to secure
nnd 1t to their interest to visit our establishment
The immense number Of
disposed Of during the past week enabled to
clear out the entire prodnction OF tho mila Those
which We have secured called the SECONDS, that
il to say they are slightly imperfect We buy them as
half prcs. we sell them at halt price,
LOOK AT TnE PRICES.
IT, size size extra extra sssvy p w0vsa worth
u zs sDsrSr Gasy s s psr psr worth worth
l2 size super golden fleece. $s 50; worth sl1
Lyons black sros grain sllks, At s7kc ST. 81 rs 81 s,
Lyons black gros grain silks Of the most celebr ated
aDpls s 81 e. sslSa &
pieces coer.a dress SINKS in choice new colors 81
black and coored silk face trimming vevets. cut on
the bias, 81 75
81 ;? 81 inch Lyons 'l0'fns Velvet" $ 50 yard worth
% inch Lyon. coakng yslyets warranted pure silk
The recent immense auction sales have enabled to
- ~ DsEss GOODS DEPAR.MENT.
Elegant designs in Scotch Plaids TOR chtdren's
wear. at 25c. 3oc., 4Oc. and soc. a yard
All the new choice cloth shades that are scarce,
M n aa GnaGa a sss In IL
an' dssse Low q vi PRlGs
Double width MOhair Popiins, 23c. yard.
Real scotch wsneey s yard ,sS wide v s1c yard
Empress Cloth Poplin, .5c. yard.
Diagonal Camels' Hair for Poonaise. Sc. a yard
Atwood Empress Cloth, 35c. a yard
AlI-wooi Imperial ~erge 45c. yard.
Lupns best quality french Merlnoss II all the choice
Lyons six Poplins 7Sc. a yard worth 81 Is
Bes. quality all wool PARIS satine Cloth, choice
shades % e navy blue plum SEAL brown and London
c4sEh HAIR cdoTa +, yAsps Is VIDE
q ~ sold eyerThere he cs At q IS po,o,,, -.
ported, 81 IS; sold everywhere at s. rs
LUPINs ALL WOOL BLACK FRENCH cAsHMEREs
* yards wide at 65c.; superior quality. ~ yards
to sublime quality at $780, 81 81 Is and
superior to sublime quality. 81 Is, 81 80 and 81 rs
Lupn's best prap psse for ladies' sacQuss ~ yards
OUR MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT Is RE.
raSe Dress aorlcs mporsd Viz @n1 '0'' NO.
Coogna Cloth Henrietta Cloth, Bombazine Cloth,
Velour Nice Colorado Cloth Empress Cloth &C.. all
at the popular price Of S7hc a yard.
Barathea Cloth, Princess Cloth. Saine Cloth Irish
Popln, Velour Imperatrice, English and French Bonn
bazne. Diagonal serge silk Warp Henrietta Cloth Gros
ne yienne, baden Goth, Grape Cloth Armurc Cloth,
Mernoes Parissenne Cloth 1amse Cloth, Canton Clio h.,
6ros de Zurich &c at prices varying from SOC. to 81
yard
.ls0 shgss s1ssop
HOSIERY AMI GSDERwEAk DEPARTMENT.
LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
HANDkERCHIEF DEPARTMaNT.
FINE WuITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Awoot Felt Balmorai Skirts elegantly embossed 75c.
Awool Felt Balmoral skirts, the latest no. ovelties,
ruied and trimmed the newest Styles 81 IS, 81 So
81 rs and 81 85
CONKLING 4 CO.,
No. 763 Broadway
between Eighth and Ninth streets
F. ". CHIvvIS.
w. II. CoNKLING.
The New York herald., 1874-11-29

ties just landed for the combination Of European
facturers.
HHHHHHHHhHHHHHHH HHHH HHHHHHHH
Hss :ss and - 4: q Ee:. Gis; win g.thsrasR
Tuesday, day and evening. Grand illumination. H
HHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHH
A.
ia g. JOHNSTON.
Broadway. Fifth avenue and Twenty second street
-. Important
in inolidliry III dsestsms%s. rsanSs,Sns
The following goods are less than during the panic
Spices 7sc; /; recent price, slah
4 S Sisss: 81 % :; sss| siss||Eess ss;s value, =
g Sissss s 8: 8 ssSaasS S rom - 10
This ~
Bonnet fonson. ispisser. eon, Guinet and
hand-spun silk.
100 pieces Poncets Cashmere sublime At 81 25 excel
co.hns vsivs ss vilysis al ST. Is .neh.. wa. -
trimming Velvet cut bias in all colora 81 50 and up.
Medium "a. S.ice.. in .hss al COLOR: cSS's; I.
yssmss Nen:ssd piss: bss:. lss; s.t:9s.!s :as IT,
81 SEl:ssssii Dl:sss s WOOL az ff'SGs a%sls:s s Cloths.
specially reduced
Christmas presents
served counter at the Fifth avenue entrance for the
display Of
Pspn :. f2'sss o shee.
Former prisss sss,s. g. and sssa
French. English, Scotch ana German fsbrlcA
ma0' sihpssi'y II al NoSl si snd Snd Gafisf missare,
n,,, 1o. TS% &c yard and Upward.
Hosiery. Glove: Dsw sss,srG;i aaa Gnd.rs.rm.u,.
Housekeeping Goods.
Linens. Tablecloth: Napkins. embroidered Flannss
California Blankets.
White Goods,
Tarletaus, cambrics Jaconets. Nainsooks snd
Ladies' Underclothna, -
OF every description,
ut reduction OF 80 per cent
Five thousand Skirts at s5c and upward.
Ssiss.si, Sai,s. si! :, ana ana ap%x4a "pwsrd.
Seal skin sacques and Furs Of all kinds and qualities
reduced prices.
Upholstery Department
has inst received the latest designs of Curtains in real
furniture Coverings
in satius. damasks and reps
Draperies and LambrequinA
1nd. and Persian TEsnSa nsn;.n %9ss n,n
American tapestries Bfussels and ingram. '1
Samples sent 70 ali pr o s s. COW m
saa en1 q w s o <
York city.
Broadway r,nh avenu. and SuaSsdoN: .s..
The New York herald., 1874-11-29

Es1H1a'
Mons serons bien enchantes de voiri
COMBINATION OF EuRoPEAN MANUFACTURER
Special sale At retail.
HOLIDAY GOODS
Remember the number
7lS and 7ao Broadway,
opposite Astor place.
The greatest combination of Holiday Presents that
ever exhibited at any one store on this Continent
Everything new. direct from European manutac-
turera
Manufacturers from Paris contributing aoveittsa
Manufacturers from Vienna contributing novelties
Manufacturers from London contributing nsvelties
and other cities Of Europe.
We invite inspection Of prices and the latest novel
ties just landed for the combination Of European manu-
facturerA
The New York herald., 1874-11-29

OOVU LULLH OUUU a a ooSCS
Fine English walking Jacket % s $5 extra quality
all WOOL elegant shape, 81 So $0 $2 So Embroidered
braided and beaded English walking Jackets, made by
the best aiors IN Europe, S6 SIS So S25 and upward
(all positive bargainsl
Polonaise Basques and Overskirts; Waterproof
Cioaks Wrappers fe Skirts at prices that cannot fail
10 please ALL Seaskin Sacaues. from $50 to $OO forty
per cent less than Broadway prices.
UU Brocke ana palsley shawls rom auction, at So
PARIS AND BERLIN CLOAK AND SUIT COMPANY,
2S3 Eighth avenue between Twenty second and Twenty
third streets, New YORK.
s.Al persons purchasing goods from us and not
perfectly satisfied may have their money refunded.
B ACO.
The New York herald., 1874-11-29

br0HuwHy. FHtn uvenue dnu IWenly.second street..
] am bound to e. to n. b. MACY CO.'S exhibi.
tion all day Monday and Tuesday. and stay all the
! evening to the grand illumination,
IIIIIIIIIIrIIrIrrII
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-26
AsoUT The time Of Genl Bclknap,

AsoUT the time Of Genl Belknsp's
secent marriage Dsms Runor got il
Into the papers that hc had presented
his wifewith diamonds 10 the value Of
$1,000. Itwas prepoitesous for those
Aoscedit tho story, who knew we'll the
6ecsetsry; but II sscsps almost impos-
slble in those days 10 correct the
spcead saad belief of such reports con-
cerning men In authority. Recently,
IN : personal letter TO Judge Wilson,
Of Dubuque, GenI Bslknsp says: s'ln-
stead Of . $4,000 gift TO my wife, ss
stated, ] could not give her anything
worth ons-twentieth Of that sum
These false statements arc sickenang b
those Interested, and disgust me more
anL more with the abuses 10 which
public life exposes any man."
VIE have noted the vote 10 the
House At Washington, 40 given by
Republicans and Democrats, ON the
'power And duty Of Congress to rcgu.
late intssnss trAtfics ON railroads, and
prs9eet discrimination and unreason-
atle charges. Itwss as follows: In
xAsOs, III votes, 100 Of which were
cart by Republicans. and Is BY Demo-
Gratis. Against. 81 votes, IS Of which
were Democrafs end 9 Republicans
Wow, Democrats, suswer us II ron Dc
not grossly falAify, when you, Is I
party. claim 10 be Anti-A Monopoly and
chaags the RepabNcan party With
being fpf Nonopaly. .5a
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-26
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.
. FlourDnll aud unchanged.
Wheat Weak and lower $l.161s@s4
cash; l.l7hs March; 1.l9ss Apr.
Corn--Lower but steady 56al cash
81 March. ss w
Oats--Steady at AZ cash 43 April.
Rye-Firm and unchanged.
barley Dull and unchanged.
Whisky Weak At "a.
PorkWeak and lower Sl4.OO cash
or March. Gs
Lard-Wcak, easier, 81 cash; 81
April. (. Z, IS, s.is's
Bulk Meats Weak shoulders So
short ribs 7a6@7ya.
Dressed Hogs Quiet at 6@61s.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-26

The answer Is, the Jones we are
after, is at present . resident 81 Ken
lucky, and his initials arc T. g. He
Was nominated on the 9lst Inst. in the
State Democratic Convention Of Ken.
lucky, solely because he was 1 wound
ed ox-C Confederate officer. Upon the
announcement Of his domination Wild
cheering was INDUCED IN BY his
friends, coupled with the expression
sour principles still live" II W. ..s.
The Chicago Times, like ~ young
converts. is particularly sevsre In de-
nouncing the nominatioEs Tho 1ynsss
knows how 1t Is itself, for II il hut !
short time ago that it was n the pams
boat with these Kentuckisns. Itsis
now, however, shaking ) di6srsut
bush, and such conduct Is i re3arred
to, il not down IN thsprogramns. Ths
Times says: sl3 os Esa 45i sE
"The loud-smelling cArcass misoallsd
the democratic party in Kaatucky, haa
reached the end Of ~ tethsr. Oh
Jones WAS reoently nominated Tor n
important ofRee byaA ! .dsmbesnaics
convention at FfankfoFt for The sols
reason that be was wounded willis
fighting the battles ~ the ooafederacy.
The questjOn OF fitness dOes mot seem
to have sentered into the o0ntaet ~ I'll.
This hrs proved too much for ogon the
most confirmed BoQfhOnD AZ the HOur.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-26

The Hon. Henry l.. Dawes. Of
Mass, the reputed statistician of the
Lower House of Congress, undertook
TO compare me expenditures Of The
last fscal year win the appropsaa-
tions asked fot this year, in his recent
extended speeoh on tho expenditures
Of the government. He got terribly
fuddled. it seems, and Gen. Garfield,
of Ohio, took him to task, alleging
that he HAD made very serious mis-
take in his figuring, amounting to
AS,OO0,O00. Dawes finally came
down and acknowledged that he was
in error $29,O0O.OOO. That is sad
commentary on the geatleman's caro-
fully prepared ~specch ON economy.
It were better that he first teach his
figures a Lesson In frngality.
Democracy and those chaps who
label themselves reformers BY much
and loud talking, thought they had Z
good text in Dawes speech, bat the
stomach Of the New York World, a
the 18th met, npsets over the dose
thusly: s5
\, aAs Cor ,.,.taa~.r.h,,, 1890,
br.sdth 81 tnowied~. ~ ,,a..ss st.y'
vor In dealing with the state OF things
which Mr.. Dawes exhibits aud eAecta
TO dcplore, there IL none to tlOplore,
There is not even book-keepine aeon.
Dawes nndcrtook - ,ssrrrls. -. NJ ~.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-26
IOWA.

TT. MADISON, Iowa, Feb. 24.-Thc
Ladies' Christian Temperance Associ-
alton of this city sent postal cards this
afternoon 10 each saloon keeper in
town asking them to close, and in
forming them IL they do not comply
by Thursday next they would visit
them personally and pray and entreat
them to do so,