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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-12-19
Mrphan's Court Sale.

BY virtre of an Order of the Orphans
Court of Carbon County, there will be
exposed at Public Sale, on the premises,
in the Borough OF Lehighton, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2nd, l8'5.
At Half-p past TWO O'Clock z. NJ,
the following described
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-12-19

MWOTHERS, Look at that Child, it
w has Worms. Go or send at once
TO DURLING'S Drug Store, and get a
bottle of his WORM SYRUP, SO plea
SAINT and yet SO sue. may
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The WEEKLY Sun. S,is a isFsfi indaSsn. SlSs1.
dent, honest and fearless newspaper, of 90 bread
columns, especially designed for the farmer, the
mechauic,tle merchant and the professional man,
and their wives and children We aim to M AXE
the Weekly Sun the best family newspaper in
the world. 1t is Iull of instructive and entertain
ing reading of every sort, but prints nothing to Of
fend the most scrupulous and delicate taste.
Price, $i2O per year, postage prepaid. The cheap
est paper publ shed. Try it. Address The sun,
New York City.
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New Advertis ements.

AGENTS WANTED Medals and Diploma Awarded.
For aSM aS5NANs PICTORIAL BIBLES.
1900 ILLUSTRATIONS. Address for circulars
A. }. HOLMAN & CO., $50 Arch Street, phila.
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EVERY BOND

Or s35,ooc. or $4,000 or 5000, or 5000, &c.
&c.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19
DENNSYLvANIA GAILROAD
THK GREAT TRUNK LINE


UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YorK nom loot OF Dcsbrosses nni
Expres. Tor Harrisburg Pisburs, the West and sou,n
with fuiiman palace cars attached, ~ A. NJ, and
-, sU s = H. SUNDAY, 3ani a:D Z. Al. ,,,,
Erie railroad division. connecting ut Philsdciphia
$50 A. n for wilnan'sport. Lock Haven. Cory and
:, Petroleum centre aud oil Regions
For Ia uniore Washington and the South-lmitcd
except sunday at $50 A. NJ arrive AZ Washington
t:lo r Regular ut 81" A. NJ. anis NJ sun
Express tor Phadclphis, $50. $50 a. All $50. s. l.
si9 s@,, " and " night sunday; o. 7,
Accomaoda aaon for Trenton Al 10 a. N and !rN;,
a1 10 10 ii 30 Al, and i' night SUNDAY $40
l,9. siS 10, ii~f. Il aud 10 night. sunday SD,
Yor IDa manwsy wa O. 80 7@,sloAM ,nM. Ia g@ s,lo,
s@; tls ~, 20, ss $40, . o,ic Ss9, :, slo IL
igx NJ, $50. ,:5i and6r.M ~ yv ~, a,
tor l.a-t Milestone. V noon. 5 10 ami tUr INV
For rhiips5urg ana Be,viderc, sso A. ~, lamitp .n
For Borden,owm. burlington and Camden 10 ahd S~
% ssr fs,sshsa saS%l Ss 4, , s;n5 s,9rM .,a,pn
y" A%csy. s'sSr n FOR isGistown and Pcnber'on'
'",l' and "ri sss r H.. daily $50 daily syeept
Monday from Wasn"Ion ssnadv and na%Sfs ~ 3D. ana
liz H. siS !l' s'is s$ s.G aIS q 3, y sun
ana ss "i on streets Emsra .'rss
S;ssi s'S S.!.:s 2s;
taAxx zxoxsox. osssssl mAaassA
The New York herald., 1874-09-19
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TNMAN LINE-soUTlIERLY COURSE.
hoyai ina steamers are appointed 10 sail rs follows.
,.,.,, =. rOh QuEENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY Of MONTREAL. =. saturday Sept lg at IL A. VI.
Cinl or Bhu sstlS. SATURDAY, fept 70, at 4. NJ
Cimn or CiiEnIEk. saturday, oct g.
Cimmn ~ hiCn saturday Oct H. at =. NJ
Ciii oF PAhlS Saturday Oct H. ut ~ A N.
Cabin passage, SsJ aud $50 gold.
.,tcern2c to ana from nli points ~ reduced Rates
Cabin ana general onice No Is broadway
seeruge Offices. D broadway and pier 81 North River.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent
(lOOk,s TOUR ROUND THE WORLD
" WIN leave New York September q, and San Fran
cisco. Iy steamer COlOhADC. October H. rime
piel Us DAYS Fare including all necessary EXPENSES
Sin'o goid M A. O. Cnpfani. our iaiian representa-:
i've ~ now III this city and AZ ONCE un
homdny by any who desire information regarding TINS
or my other oi our tours Mr. Cnprnni accompanies this
party the cntirc circuit Of the globe.
COOK. SON / JENKINS. 26l Broadway
1)OsTEks, BILLS or LADING RECEIPTS. col.
ored PRINTING. &c, for steamship lines, done with
ncntness, chenpness and promptness by the METRO
fOLITAN PRINT EsrABLIsnMENT. No. 2Is Broad
way
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

Ilk MIOEAEIIs, ~ EAST FOURTH STREET. NEAR
Second avenue -sets t0, with or without extrnot
smgi nnF ~ cents teeth built upon T9os y oflgnA
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" f-f2<A ryzEks1 St-E11
49, vEr rr-s< o .fkr, .sl4
"a s~< a&sA
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

4 fTERNOON BOAT FOR WEST POINT NEwBURG.
"A Poushkcepsie, Rondout and Kingston, landing ut
Cozlens', Cornwall. New Hamburg AMI Milton.-rue
-tEofLES LINE FOR ALBANY.--rIIE SPLEEN
IA. dil steamers DREW and r. JOHN leave Pier Al
iooto Canal street daily, Sundays excepted at or
LNOR YoNKERs DAILY.
IL Steamer SAPPIO
leaves ficr NO ~ North River foot OF Barclay street
l03, A. NJ ANA AS NJ. landing ut rwentyiourth st.
MhnhattahNIlc Carmansvic, and Fort Washington.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

A TRAykLLlNG SALESMAN wANTkD FOR SOUTH
"A ana West. one who has AN extensive acquaintance
aud influence with FIRST class houses there In
paper hangers or builders must be u Voud salesman In
every respect, who can produce references from well
known nrms In this CITY ior whom he has travelled Tor
last year or two and security II required other
need apply LIBERAL salary or Will be Paid
Addrs with reference aud capabilities bv letter only
Mr.. VINCENT, 5i2 broadway
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

CIC EAST 2trH 81. 1OP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM
cIc respectable girl 10 do general houscworkt IL "A
tooi plain COOK, washer and ironcr
employpr
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

A n ExPERIENCED COLoRED LAuNDREss TO DO
"A washing ~ home or NO out by the dav; good
stress; nrst class operator. Address c. No. 81 West
sd . - "
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

NOR THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST AND FLORIDA
- va Port koyal, $. G., and Fernandina, Fla. The
Steamship vlCk sBt RG T. L. Rudolf Master will leave
per No Sor.n niyer on THURSDAY september "a at
making connections At Port Royal with the Royal
Kniiroal via Augusta Gu, for ali points In Georgia,
Anbaia mississippi ma Tennessee. and at Fernandina
with all point. Ia Florida and Brunswick. Ga. The
steamship WkfBOSSkT will follow October l. For
passage ana freight ana AL other Information apply to
HEkM. GELfCkE, Agent tor Steamers,
No 8 Willinm
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

4 FRENCHMAN AND MS WIFE. ARRIVED FROM
~ France, wish situations In II private family or hotel
together separately; the first class cook the
wue TO take care OF linen chnnDermMd she speaks
French, German Italian and English. Address Is. C.,
81 west Houston Il
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

A TuORoU0liLY OMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED
"A prescription nni retail drug clerk desires en-
Eaxcmcnt IN city or country, near New York single
best references 4c. Address NJ. r s.. uerald Uptown
Branch office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19
TISAvELLEkS' GUIDE.

A -CIrIZENs LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
"a. North ana West Elegant steamboats, daily tsatur-
Of Leroy street Fare low
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE STEAMBOATS,
n 9. viBBAKD and DANIEL DREW leave foot Of
Twenty third street north Erie ierry at As landing
Vt fonkers Iarryown and Nyacx (by ierryboaU Pougn
kespse RMnebcek. Catsk and Hudson connec ling Tor
al points West and North. Trip ticket, TO West folnt,
CORNWALL amt Newburg, returning day. 81. special
trains to and Saratoga To Saratoga Isl hD ronmd
trip. $3AD to Round Lake, 81 a5; round trap, 81 a.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

(yROMWELL s. s. LINE FOR PORTLAND ME-
" po -. The nrst class steamships
GEO WASHINGTON and GEO CROMWELL.
sssawng pier NS North River every "Wednesday and
cipal railroads and steamboats, tor Interior and the
last; freight taken ~ low rates. accomo-
room and meals y 80 For freight passage apply 70
m CLARK SEAMAN. " West street
Tho steamship GEORGE CROMWELL. will Ieay. Snt.
urday, Sepcmberl9
The New York herald., 1874-09-19
Wnttrcsses, &c.

100 LEXINGTON Av.. CORNER OF 6isp STA
100 position wanted monthly nurse reiere noe
from present employer. Apply tor two wooKa
The New York herald., 1874-09-19
EXCURSION =.

A. A. A. 4
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from Whitehall
street. foot OF Broadway Tor New Brighton. snug Har-
Dor, West Brighton. Port Richmond and ELM PARK
irom G3) A. NJ. to TO p NJ. daily, Sundays inclusive.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
and FAN Il yer.--Ihc world renowned steamers
IRIs IsroL and Providence leave pier y North RYer.
foot of Murray street daily (Sundays included, at5P
NJ Through tickets sold At all principal hotels IN the
city IIa's BAN engaged tor the season.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

S10 WEST 18th Stan EXPERIENCED GERMAN
OIc laundress des!Ies nne washing AT reasonable
hrms by the dozen, week month; punng, polishing
ah nutlna BEST references. Mrs. IAGGA.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

LAGLE LINE
II UNI ED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, CH ERBOuKQ AND HANBURG
the elegant clyde built iron steamships viii SAL from
New York follows:
GOETHE Captain Wilson. eptembcr ~
lsfsNiNt 'uptuN oosDuy October
from Eagle Line pier, loot oi tir,t street Hobokcn.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. CHERBOU RE- ana HAMBURG
Cnbn-firs saloon $i20 gold second saloon $50 gold
siccragc, q. currency.
irepaid scerage tickets from Ilauibury SN currency
william street.
For passage apply To KNAUTH, NACHOD KUHNE
General Agents ilb BroaiwAy
LOR CARDIFF BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALI,
j. other points In England and Wacs.-rhe South
wales Atlanic steamship Company from Pennsyly anix
knifoal wharf, Jersey City. ns follows
GEM Mok5AN saturday sept ~
wednesday,
First cabin passage. SIS and $50 currency; I; second
cabin. $40 currency stcerage, $50, currency Prepaid
stccrnge certificates from Cariih fJS Drnits
ior Il and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER 4 Co, Arcnts
IL Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

4 SITUATION WANrLD-HY A COMPETENT COL
~ orcd man waiter or cOac hinan: efficient In both
capnc excellent city reference. Call address
l0I West 18th
The New York herald., 1874-09-19
TUATIONs wANTED-FEMAL
took ~.

90 WEST isrH sr a RESPECTABLE wOMAS AZ
DO cook un ie stands sOuus, mTaiH, game. pastry
bread dessers 81 all kiu!s: 40 objection 10 nTst
class board NJ house, best city reference.
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, ressmnhrrs md Seam stresses.
General Iiousexvorix s.x.

DD7 WEST arH STA REsrECrABLE WOMAN
- to do general housawork In "a small private fam
hy best city references # required.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

SPECIAL NOTICG.-THE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM.
~ ship wyoming, sailing Tuesday, September % will
carry limea number OF Intermediate passengers at
$t5 currency cncn. The rooms contain iour persons.
every requisite Is provided. superior acc comnod
for steerae At $5 each on upper deck
only. Apply 10 WILLIAMS / GUION 70 Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-09-19
Nurses, sc.

VI WEST uriI ST "A GERMAN WOMAN AS
OfO wet nurse, with ne sh breasl 10 take charge of
baby; best references
40 EAST 10TH Sr-A RESPECTABLE MARRIED
~ woman with "a fresh breast OF milk, who has
o-t Der own baby would ike 10 baby 10 nurse at
Ser residence.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

ykANTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES A
w good Room, without board at 50 to $50 per month;
locu ton Fourteenth street to thirty street. Ftth
to Madison avenue; reference exchanged Address L.
A.. box III Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

1oI PRINCE STA RtsPECTABLE YOUNG MAN
lol wants situation rs walter IN n private family or
boarding house good reference. Address HARKIs ON
The New York herald., 1874-09-19

oR COPYING ~ TIE
81 kas lsa - q vs.sz
-A@A A-ere0 4 . -,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
GALVESTON, March 81. Cotton
weaker. Good ordinary, l4Sc; mid
ding, 16Bc.
Hides-Continue steady and prices
unchanged.
Gold l24,
NEW YORK, March 3l.-Cotton firm.
Middling Orleans, II Lice; middling
Alabama, II 1-lGc; middling uplands,
lie; low middling, Ice; strict good ordi-
nary, Is 6-l6c; good ordinary, IA 7-l6c;
ordinary, IL 7-l6c.
Exchange quiet and steady at 81 81!
ass; sixty days, S4@s5; commercial,
sixty days, Sll@S2s. Gold opened at
13s, and closed at 13s.
LIVERPOOL. March 3l.-Cotton easier,
Uplands, sgd; Orleans, si@Ssd. Sales
10000 bales, which include 1000 bales
for speculation and export.
NEW ORLEANS, March 31.-Cotton
dull. Sales 500 bales-yesterday even
ing $50 bales. Ordinary, l2Ic; good
ordinary, l4Ic; low middling, 154c;
middling, lGsc.
Exchange 42l@4Sl; bank 45l@46,
Sight par. Gold 123@l3l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01

Iracted more, perhaps, by the rising
star Of her political hope than any
other consideration, Remembering
our universal denunclatlons, a. home
and abroad, Of the lniquitles and per-
secullons of our 'radcalp political
enemy remembering our terrors, suf-
ferings and personal AFFECTION under
their rule of which We have 50 long
and 50 ardently prayed TO be
delivered remembering the patience,
fortitude and unanlmity which have
wrought, and which, only can
preserve our almost total redemp-
ton; remembering the common
bond of union between all sections,
localities and conditions Of our re-
Gently down trodden state, shall cit
lzensof Dallas be deluded into falterlng
in the fight 10y the devices and machln-
ations Of our yanquished, but unre-
lenting foe? Follow the trail of the
radicals through the campaign for city
officers, fellow-citizens The tracks
are neither obscure nor new to youi
they all radiatc from the "loyal
league" that inquisitlon, unparalleled
in the history of civilization, born OF
the devil and administered by political
demons, and like the paths of the
cayote, though devious aud far-rang-
ing, all lead back to the lair they
hold, at night, in unknown and
unfrequented places, the same old
secret caucuses which so recently
struck terror into the breasts Of your
families; their organizations are COM
plete, and still classified as to race and
color; their emissaries are now, ~ of
yore, hedging against the moral ten
denotes Of our party and of our candi-
dates, by crying persecution against
the former and by traducing the latter.
They have the audacity, SO familiar
and so disgusting to you, to carricature
our gravest open councils, and they
practice the indecency of coyertly SIAN
dering our expressed tenets. They lay
seige to our national legislature with
partisan petitions for our re cnslare-
ment, aud to cap the climax Of their
pampered impudence, they even dare
to openly avow that they will ca
jole our judgement and divide
our strength. My fellow-citizens,
who would bury the dead carcass of
radicalism, with every trophy of its
infamous dynasty and every thread of
its polluted vestments, who would
shun both political fatricide and polit-
zeal suicide, Iimplore that you will not
contribute, by indiscretion, to fill again
the cup of bitterness, which we have
already drank to the very dregs, but
that you will every one contribute by
your vote and active cooperation to
elect our chosen candidates, and to
answer the wall and supplication from
the widows and orphans of the martyrs
with the unanimous and joyful re-
spouse, Dallas is redeemed with re-
demption well defined, indestructible
and full of rest. u.,s .4.t...
REENFRANCHISED CITIZEN. q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Lucky Number In The Louis
Vile Lottery.
Continued Fighting Between The
Republican and CarllSt
Forces.
Escape OF Henry ROchefOrt, the
French Exile.

special dispatch 10 the Dallos Hcrald,l
GALVESTON, March 3l.-The News
special from Austin, says the following
petitions and bills were introduced in
the senate:
by Mr.. Friend: The petition Of the
citizens Of Rockport, asking the pas
sage Of n law allowing the mayor to
establish quarantine at Cape Carlos or
Aransas bay,
BY Mr.. Ellis: An act to prevent a
multiplicity of suits.
BY Mr.. Wood: An act TO provide a
mode for the sale Of shares in any joint
stock or incorporated company on eX-
ecutlons.
BY Mr.. Erath; An act the better 10
define the duties of surveyors.
by Mr.. Friend An act to amend
the caption of an act Incorporating the
Rockport, Fulton and Laredo railroad
company, and changing its name to
the Texas and Mexican Pacific.
BY Mr.. Russell; Attaching the
county of La Sale to the Neuces land
district, for surveying purposes.
BY Mr.. Sheperd: An act to incor-
porate the Frio irrigation company. q
BY Mr.. Ball: An act making an APP
preparation to pay the deficiencies Of
and in support of the state government
for the year ending August 81, 1874,
and an act to incorporate the Wealth
erford Hook and Ladder company.
BY Mr.. Moore: An act to decide diff
ferences by arbitration, when the par
ties shall elect that method of trial.
BY Mr. Russell: An act amending an
net prescribing the time of holding
district courts in the several districts.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 3l,--The
ticket nine hundred and siXty-four
drew eighteen thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars.
New YORK, March 3l.-The decision
of Judge Benedict on theSanborn case,
expected to be delivered to-day, is upon
the point made by the United States
district attorney that Sanborn illegal
ly took money which was collected by
Hawley and Vonderworken, DO h of
whom were in the employ of the gov
eminent, and such collection should
have been turned into the treasury /;
also that the contract between San
born and the secretary of the treasury
specifically holds that Sanborn could
not recover any money unless he per-
sonally collected it. The district at
torney puts in evidence the prelimina-
ny letter of the secretary of the treasu-
ny interpreting the contract that San
born must make his collections him.
self.
LONDON, March 31.--There have
been heavy losses on both sides in the
battle before Bi!boa. Santpder is
crowded with the wounded from the
republican ranks. The Carlist forces
have partially suspended the bonn
bardment of Bilb0a.
The daily Telegraph's Australian
correspondent says that Henry Reche-
fort and his companions escaped from
New Caledonia in small open boat
They had been three days at sea when
they were picked up by a British sail
ing vessel, and brought to an Austria
liam port. Rochefort has telegraphed
toParis for funds, and intends to visit
the United States and lecture in New
York and other American cities before
he returns to Europe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01
DESIRABLE.
Pine Land Pine Land F.!

20i2ls acres of the best pine land, In Rusk
county, three miles south of the Texas and
Pacific railroad, and six miles north of the
International railroad Over Sl0D,0OO worth
of lumber on it, headlight of Bailey, Amber
son, and is patented with chain of tltleper'-
rect A small, comfortable. Improvement,
out buildings, etc. will sell all or any part
of 1t at Il lower figure than any land of equal
that section OF country. Any one DESTROYS OF
seeing 1t can do so by calling on G. i. Kill
gore Esq, at Kilgore, international road,
who will give all information wanted, or to
Colonel G. w. Baylor, of Dallas, my agent
to SELL q
4Odlm WIN, $. ANDERSON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald /:

Citizens of Texas who survive here
or elsewhere, the grinding tyranny of
"radical" rule, established by chican-
cry and and maintained by brute force
brutally applied, but paid for by forced
levies upon legitimate capital, honest
ly earned by them, should have
learned how to value political enfran-
ehisement. A large and valuable pro-
portion of the immigrants into Texas
during the last two years have been at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01

CALLIER-FOX-On sunday evening,
March 20, by the Rev. DR.. EaSterling, Mr.. +.
Z. Caller to Miss Mary IL. Fox, both OF this
city.
We extend our young friendsthe warmest
sentiments ofcongratulation and well wish
ing on the sweet sacredness of this new. ven-
ture in their lives, and trust the angels Hope
and Happiness, like twin fairies of good for
tune, may attend them through life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01
MARRIED..

REENFRANOHISED CITIZEN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01
MEDICAL.
SINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER

Tis sin TO hoard up money and refuse to
supply the natural wants and demands of
suffering, bed-rldden wife. iTis sin for
mother 70 bend over the couch of q beautiful,
few dollars 'or her benefit and relief. How
many thousands OF mothers and fathers are
to-day cursed with the above sin? Sickly,
pale, maciated, care-worn, suffering. females
can be found In all parts of our country, A
remedy can be had, and yet they refuse TO
spend little money for IT,. The rameds that
will cure Ia DR.. Dromgooles English Female
Bitters, Sold BY druggists. l7dawIm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01
Brick Resid forSaIe

1872 x 200 feet of ground. Brick house of
two large rooms-kitchen and di:Lng ROOM
at extremely low figures, Tor cash, or part IN
cnsi, part land certificates, and pirt In Dali
las property Apply to- s.L.LLA
J0lfN HENRY BROWN.
March 3d. 1874. i2dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01
Dallas Lands for Sale.

on the south corner OF the Logan League,
four miles southeast of Dallas one Tract OF
seven acres In one place ana liD acres In AM
other. Can be combined Into oiie ~ Rood
shape, II Ii wen timered, Il Dl ..
Apply 10 JOHN HENRY BRoWN'
i!dtf .t4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-09-03

States be pat in accordance with the letter and spirit
Of the laws under which Il created as declared In
the act Of Congress Of March 49, lS69 and Il Is the
duty OF the National Government TO adopt suchi
measures As shall gradually but certainly restore our
paper money 10 a specie standard without shock 10
the buaness interests Of the country.
lResolued That when the currency shall have been
restored 10 a specie value, banking should be made
free that the circulating medium may be expanded or
contracted according TO the demanuS oil commerce anu
trade.
Resolved That the Democratic party, BY Its uniform
opposition to the Improvement Of our harb0rsand oui
great national water-c0urses has shown itsef incom
peent 10 deal with the vitality important questions OF
cheap transportation and all internal improvementsi
that the cheap and prompt transportation OF the prod:
ucts OF industry should be promoted by the National
and State Governments, BY appropriate legislation
Rss0lped That We heartily ind0rse the present Re-
pu biean Congress in repeating the law increasing the
official salaries, In reducing expenses by more than
twenty million dollars, in successfully resisting all
Jobs In abolishing the extrayagant Government Of the
District Of Columbia and In reforming abuses geneI'
ally whereby the Republican party is proved to be
worthy Of the continuous support Of the peope.
ReSOlred, That the recent Outrages and murders In
the South OF which unohending colored citizens have
been the victims, committed In pursuance Of the
ayowed purpose Of maintaining an exclusive white
mans government, demand, and hereby receive the
indignant condemnation OF the Republicans Of Ohio
ReSOlrei That the restraint Of intemperance and Its
causes 10 the full extent OF the legislative, judicial
and police powers of the State, and the forfeiture OF
public trust for intoxicaton, are demanded Dy the
moral and material welfare OF society and the State
Resolted, We deprecate the action OF the present
General Assembly in recognizing the punitive and
benevolent institutions Of the State for merely partisan
and political purposes as tending inevitably TO the
impairment Of their efficiency and usefulness.