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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-28
HEACQUARrERs FoE
New Or 3alS Sa Is, etc.

I51 Uhds. choice , o. Sugar.
80 Bhls. choice ". q. Molss.'s,
SGJ Tb,S. choice louisiana Rice,
40 TT. Carolina Rlce,
For sale cheap for cash or prompt Iay.,
IanDl tVsisFbS F"sr~' !" '.Ns
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-28
cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, January 27.-Cotton-
Quiet at l5!c. Flour-Qaiet and un.
changed. Wheat-Dull at 81 4S9l %; ,;
Corn-Easier at 5966lc. Oats-Duil
At 43@5Oc. Rye-Unchanged; Bar,
ley-Unchanged. Oils-Unchsnged.
Sngars-Refined shade easier: Eggs
Unchanged. Butter - Unchanged;
Cheese-U -Uuchanged-Pork.Qaieta and
firm at SIS IS on spot, aui l6 10 buy
er first half OF March. Lard-Flrmer;
sales of steam 9@9sC; kettle 9!99tc.
Bulk Mests-Demand firm; shoulders
&c on spot and buyer fret half Of Feb
ruary; clear rib sides Sc on spot and sell
Ter February, and Tic buyer last hal
OF February; clear sides Ste on spot
Bacon-Firm; shoulders 7l97sS cleal
rib sides SIC; clear sides 9sc: Hogs
Firm, and ranged at IS 4C95 30, latte' Hts
for choice; recei pts .. All; shipments Sol
Whisky-Firm at Csc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-28
wrong Custom Corrected.

1t i, quite generally the custom TO
take strong liver ssimulans Tor the cure
Of liver complaint, and both the min.
.ral and vegetable kingdoms have been
diligently searched 10 procure the most
drastic and poisonous purgstiyes, in Or
der TO produce Q powerful eject upon
the liver, and arouse the tagging and
euteebled organ. This system Of treat.
mint 10 on the same principle - that Of
giving q weak and debilitated man large
portions Of brandy 10 enable him 10 do
a certain amount OF work. When the
stimuIant is withheld, the organ like
the system. gradually relspees into Q
more torpid or sluggish and weakesed
condi,iou than before. What then u
vsnted2 Medicines thar While they
make the bile flow freely from the liv-
er, as that organ is toned into action
will not oyerwork and thus debiiitate y
bat will, when their use 10 discootinued
leave the liver strengthened snt
healthy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-28

uAMs. cLxAR sfpEz, SUGAR CURED
III Brsskfast Bacon. and shousdsn' juss
Gun LbsT, pAvKSPoKr sPARKs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-28
c. BAYHA
BREAD, CRACKER AND0AKE
IN a * I" IA Y.

MARKET srREEr, OPPOSITE wAEH
,rstnn Hai1. = fsV door above Monroe
strsst- ksepS Constantly On hand fuil -
sortmsnt Of the above articles.
Goods delivered 70 al paris OF tns e,s1
free Of chasEs. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-28
BRACKETS
a Just opened,
At the MIure House Picture store
dsr1i n l.. SICOLL.
bundFteA.

70 BOXES NEW RAIBINs,
M 100 Paiis Atmoreb Mince Meat
Mountain Buckwnee3 Ytouf Just recs,ved
by LIST, DAVknPokr rAhks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-28
yoREs WONDERS.
BERsEz, Genesee Co. n. Y, !
March %. 1911. !

DR. B. V. PIERCE: fw II
Dsa, S,-Your treatmentiu my ease
has been quite successful and sstisfsc-
tory, and for which desire 70 express
my gratitude. I hsve been troubled
with q disordersd Liver and Catarfh
and general weakness for . good many
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-28
Nov Crsp Nov Orleans sugar
SnA M0l1nDc0,

- nnDA PRIME 70 CHOICE NEW
oy, la "a ehciss isavy body. Light col.
'.i jass rsssissd and sn sale b, ,n,,,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-26
Resolutions Of the Committee
Of Seventy.


Whereas, the Returning Beard of
the Republican party in New Orleans,
have ignored tho numerous afRdavits
of registered citizens of this parish,
who have proven beyond doubt that
they themselves, As we'll as many
otler of our registered citizens, have
been unjustly, fraudulently, by VIC.
lence and intimidation, deprived Of
their rights to vote tho Peoples tick
ct at the late election IN wards g., 10
and II, in this parish, through the
illegal workings and Vaccinations Of
certain leaders aud members of the
Republican party, and refused to
throw out boxes 3 and 10, 40 they
were in justice and in duty bound to
do, according to the facts brought to
their notice iu SAID adidayits, aud un-
der the law. "'l,. a. h."
And whereas, the said Returning
Board have thrown out the boxes in
wards S and 6, in which q large ma
jority had been given to tho candi.
dates on the Peoples ticket in this
parish, at the last election, upon tie
false and lying afidavits Of certain
persons 'purporting to 10 Of this par.
ish, WAC are unknown to any resident
Of this parish, aud who, by fraud and
perjury have slandsred our people,
and thus deprived them Of their legal
y and fairly elected members Of the
Legislature, and other officers of their
choice, and eutailed ruin and disaster
upon Ne, in particular, and the entire
people Of this State, In general.
BIZ it therefore Resqlred, That w,
the people Of Natcaitoches parish, do
hereby declare that We refuse to re-
csgnizc the fraudulent and illegal re-
turns Of the Returning Board, SO far
~ this parish j, concerned, and pledge
Ourselves to resist to tho last extremi-
ty, this or any other attempt to de-
pri'e Us Of ono iot OF little Of our
rights or liberties.
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COgtO1. ..s.s..................u a &c.
L!9eS, oTy...........'........... Re 90
HIDES, green. ........."......'... a &c
BAcox.-The market is in limited supply
Clear sidss are qnetAd st l6c; shoulders ct lSc:
Breakfast bacon at 100. .ys 7t.,g,t a
-, FLouk-Is in SO: 90 i SIMPLY With fair demand
good XXX q 9 Is; Choice XXX Ut - 5s;' c>oioe
family I'll 50. ,t -. '..,. -,
PoRk.-Nonei IN the market. '.''"'t.t '
BAso,Sc.-1a fair supply. demand fair. Hemp
and juts at l9c; pe. ysri. No India in market.
,a a.s'1 E Ket: supply with good demand In
HA.s.-A1e in light .9pply and demand limit:
ed Csnvassed are quoted q 9Oc.
SALr.-1d good supply. Liverpool coarse cell.
At - 3 gsr sack: line ls0a5c higher. i, :
IL quoted At b Is per bushel.
laos TIEs.-The market IL In rood supp}y.
The arrow 10 held Of " and, the button q 10.
Mol4ssEs. Scarce. choise Louisiana is be-
1ss ss 60 a.: a. s''' At &c. per gallon By tho
Con- a; 9 9:;;sj in ssoa oIb, .aa : bald at
! ToIAooo-sopply good. Good iaediun is
quoted q 60. and fine bright 1t ~. 9el IS pr
Co1z.-Ths .npply i. limited end demand
8SNNA. XG1usY ~ - SuW V0OIC0 NJ iF'.
RIcE.-No Carolina il market. Louisiaus ID
held It lsIe. per pound. - 3F9,l7
GGoss,-1Ieta acSa s;Pply but 10 demand.
-L0ufsiahA1p primo IL quotod st - vi.
low clarified o 1atsi crushed and powdered .,
Wn1ax..-white and Red ,r =; hold Il Z, 50
peresalon; Bourbon oShmiads tsos 50 pr eal.
ION sl.s ~ ..aiss. t,.. 1aI . ~ - ss9r
Sgor.-1sin good supply viii fair demand and
soldat q Is pr sack sud buck. shot Ut s..
e9Wlka.--Iae auptlyip limited and ID hsld
st'VV' Por POunQ. N.r tH. 4 uDit. gpi.p a
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-26
Organs of Radicalisna,

The Radical press of Louisiana has
one virtue at least, if it can be so
clsssed, and that il, it follows out
tho old and trito maxim, that q good
lie rtll stuck too, amounts to some
thing like the truth-tO those who tell
Il.
We are reminded of this in noting
the tenacity with which these shelves
own" cling to the "bloody shirt" and
Outrage liz" business; and now that
there seems to exist no further occa-
sion to repeat the presentations Of
tile "Bureau of Justice" vt Washing
ton, aud that the whole Northern
press, both Republican and Democrat
ic, only refer to such statements al
downright lies;' it seems ludicrous,
and the farce shonld end after such q
"set down" as these people were the
recipients of on the Sd Of last No.
vember. We nre sure they will pro-
duce bnt one effect, and that disgust,
by Haunting their worn.out falsehoods
in the face of the American citizens
who have 90 overwhelmingly con-
demned them. III" III
What can a decent people think Of
a wretch, who would blazon to the
light Of day Nh apology for such
tiends as Merrill, Hodgson, Seeyle,
DeRudio an1--we were going to
say Mcintosh and Stockton, but their
craven cowardice amply makes
amends for other qualities which are
lacking in them. Il
This the Radical press, who ars
paid b. their mighty friends in rus.
cality Kellogg and Packard, does,
and with that fawning and grinniug
grace that distinguishes = lick dog
from q man. AZ q corps Of liars aud
thieves; as defenders Of cut throats
and villains, the Radical Press Of
Lsuisiana would take tho premium
even over the "Od]cial Journal" on
bis sautapic majesty IN hell, where
al these fawning, criugipg hounds
will be put to work, whom earth iane
longer numbered with such disgraces
to humanity. %,''' 81
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-26

The Piccy9ne will find 1t will add
more to our success BY turning, ita
guns upon tho enemy instead Of fire.
ing ita shot into eur own ranks, We
desire to say once for all, that we have
no fight to make with our friends, aud
We have from our first issue stadious-
~ RETAINED from INDUCING in spat.
with journals Of our own party, for
we find that it requires all our, hum
bic efforts to beat back the Radicals ;
We would beg to state also, that this
paper speaks what It thinks, il plain
E*glish, and represents, We are proud
to say, the views and opinions Of our
citizens. We are not policy people
up here at all, and if our views are
not in accord with those of the. cii-
Gems whom the Picagans represents,
We arc only sorry for tho Pioayxas.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-26

BLUNT, THE APosTLE.-Tbis sad
die colored Senator, by tho grace Of
Grant, has seen fit to give 'uttsrance
to Kellogg, his King, to certain state
ments which Mr.. Cunningham pro.
nounced to his face a. Infamous lies.
The cowardly wretch during tho
whole year has been begging like.
dog, for fear some ono would kill him,
when he knew no one had any 'such
intention; be wrote letters to tho
Committee 1t Seventy, Of Ais o,ea &C.
cord, stating that he vas done with
politics, and many ether things Of .
like nature; be waA assured By, tho
white people that We were, not war
ing upon negroes a. 4 class, but upon
tue thieviug and plundering white
Villains that had well nigh ruined
%, tsat II no gave bic ADHESION and
support to, that class, he must expect
to'.mset Cur opposition; be promptly
stated he had notl,,sg further to do
with Myers, Boallt and tho othsr
thieves. W., see now how. TO- even
trust TO-. the tratldalness Of Bluut's
statenento. ~; iias /: 1e4 Iasas
J There is but one way to meet these
scoundrels; and that il, short and
quick: Ropes and Lanp.po,sts <ars.
the ea' ,'nly arguments, and until x 70
APPLY THAT LOGIC there will 10 20
sosh thing - peace and quiet, in cur
parish, at least. 5i.l -.
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Notice to Contributors.

No communications will b published
unless accompanied by the authors real
namo. But ono side Of tho sheet to he
written npon when sent to 10 for inser-
tion. ,n 'a
Articles to DO short and to the point,
10 have attention.
These arc our rules and they must b
strictly adhered to. GEL
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Important Notice.

CUBSCRlBER6 to- the GRAND EcoRr
- AND, New ORLEANS RnoplE's LINE
PACKET COxPANY, are hereby notified
thas tho hrsts lnltalmenk Of the anou.4
81 scribed (25 per, cent on each sllsre) Is
now due. They arc respectfully inyi.
ted 10 come forward and uottle at once
their indebtedness. % 3r;o,.ih ,;,G'|
By order Of the Directors, r.4..s,,.
L. DUPLEX,
NOV. 1.-tt Agent.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-26

WHITE LEAGuE.-Section A., Nat
chitoches White League, will meet
tomorrow, Sunday, at 81 o'clock,
r. ~, at Temperance Hall. All mem ,.'
bcrs are required to 10 present..
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-26

L. Cartel, At tho Pheuix, is
dispensing with his usual smiling
grace, the best liquors and the choicest
cigars. Do not fail to call, all those
who "take Christmas.
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p,esitlel,t.

Do not fail to attend tho perform
ance ct tho Firemen's Hall tonight.
Tho bill is excellent aud being q
Home Institution, it deserves the en-
couragement Of our citizens.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-26

Those wards which havenot paid up
their assessed prorsta to tho Cam.
paign Fund, are required to do 20 b.
foro the 18th of January next. w.
E. Russell, the Treasurer, will re-
ceive tho amounts due. Many debts
remain unpaid and tho monies due
should be forthcoming to meet the
obligations incurred during the Cam.
paigu. eH -:
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Special Notice,

All persons having Books or Papers
belonging to the Library, are request.
ed to return tho tamo before tho lat
January, to w. H. AcEAux, at the
Office Of the Peoples Vindintor.
Il. w. TAYLOR, d"
... g. President.
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Do not fail to give Carver T. Tay-
lor tho benefit Of . call. s.. Nicho-
Lac has established there bic head.
quarters, and tho children can be
suited to a T, in Toys aud Fireworks.
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Thanks, gentlemen Of the FLErA,
for your kind remembrance of the
indicator. Mitchell, Robbins aud
Rowland, are tue polite officers Of
this steamer and they, deserve every
encouragement. -,
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a&1d 9a VIII BUY 4 " Il = ".
la!i| rllGAa lliiIlr)IIi|i| he
nns rf r. OF tue J., .l,aa. d
le!'t' ~ NEW YORK '.,.d ..a,.
Industrial Exhibition Co.

These Bo,ds are Issued IL tho psr,o.. Of
'' ~ " NV A.'.. = 70 .sea 'e1 . siuo
,.,..e sspe ess' ,s.,o .!!,s Eaa!
~ exhibit md 81 :s =: era
dq.tfy vli.a vuipss,s' ss.t i:ssss . !" y II T.
i For tsis pssps,. tho I.sisissun u ~ an,
Of NV York - s1nted Z elsetsr. "a 4 ~.
bef, OF our msef Wssithv "a ,s"n..tsh,. ~. ~.
So Iess tS.n .sss sS esss pnrsnassd
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Tho Committee Of Seventy meets
at the Firenen's Hall in this City,
on Monday, January It'll, 1875. Lot
there be a full attendance Of tho
members as matters Of vital impor-
lance are to 10 determined.
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Temperance meeting at II o'clock
A. NJ. tomorrow Sunday A full
attendance is required. st..i 60,
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Cotton comes pouring in and COM
mands good priees; we'll up to the
New Orleans Market. Rains heavy
during the early part Of the week,
and our river rising rapidly.
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THH 9uNGrr
The Worlds Favsrit.

THE SALES Of the SINGER IT,.
l was the greatest ever stts ;a' J!
any Sewing Machine in year, ans
nearly double the sales Of it's sI h.,
competitor, ~ may In seen. BY N.Y. s,ss
to the account Of sales for ,s7s
sworn returns made to the owprx :. %
Sewing Machine Patents-fiom -
statistics We select the five leaf;,.
chiDeS viz:
The Singer ,old u.
" Wheeler 4 Wilson, III,
=" Domestic, y ~
" Grover 4 Baker, NJ
!" Weed. n.
It will l,e observed that the a;s. .
in favor of the SINGER. is the en"s s'
a,nount Of 1893 over tho hisbe,.
petitor. This result has been c.,'
after years of competition. +
We submit to nh interested pub,,.
is claiming too much to say -tk G..
is the most popular Sewing Nachr
the world.
GEO. Y. ROBERTS, In
Singer Manufacturing Co.,
~. =. g., .1., %a'e1i'aaas:l
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-26

Our readers must overlook the half
sheet this week, as Editors and Prin-
tiers must a. other men enjoy Christ.
mas. Our usual quantity Of reading
matter is, however, given after the
holidays We will make amends.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-26

1fyou wish to know where you can
find everything Of the very best in the
Fancy and Family Grocery line, 60 to
Alex. Grazia's on Second street.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

1T should be remembered our quota
tieas are for round lots, It retail, biz her
prices will have to ia paid.)
Corrected Weekly BY Carver & Taylor.
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Total receipts. .

.~o Total receipts. .3o5s ="
Arrivals Of boats since our last, were
the Fleta, Garry Owen, and Royal George.
Up freights II card. Cotton 80 50 per
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Crumbs Of Comfort" 20

This Judicial aud Senatorial District
are composed Of tho same parishes
DeSoto, Red River, Sabine and Nat
cbitoches; and tho throwing out Of
DeSsto entire--wards S and 6 Of MAJ
chitoches, 4 Of Sabine and 8 of Fed
River, glves Twitchel l02 majority
for the Senate, which, taking it all /.
all, 10 tho most glarisg and villainous
fraud that ever was perpetrated upon
a people. Time must determine
whether this will succeed or not.
But tho "powers that be-" attempt,
in q clumsy manner, to soothe our
feelings with tile crumb land We must
cay q truly small morsel) Of tue judi
ciary Of the 18th District, in place Of
the notorious Judge H. G. Myers, and
Dist. Atty. J. Il. Breda. Is this not
adding insult to all the injuries We
have received, to suppose for q mo-
ment, that we would he satisfied TO
give up our justly earned jewel Of
victory for such. . worthless baubls
% this. What il q judiciary to us,
whom it is sandwicl,ed between such
affairs as . lying dirty Parish Judge
and . Supreme bench rotten to the
core Do those men take tho citi.
zens Of Natchitoches for idiots I We
will convince some Of thoa, Of their
mistake and to their sorrow, that. We
are not fools, aud nore-that ws are
In no mood TO be tempered with in
such az outrageous manner.
The aflidsvits upon which wards 5
and 6 Of this parish were thrown ont,
we're signed by six persons who ,.sver,
resided 4" THE Parish and arc ~"ksor~
to erery mar, woman or CHILD Icing
either isthe ADORE named wards or in tie,
Pa,is4. Our protests and sfidavits
were abstcactsd and these substituted
otter tks entire case had bee. closed,
and tho returus under consideration.
No intimidation Of Radicals VA ever
used in onr partial, IN tho contrary,
all the iatimidstiou va. from the
other side, and that Amounted . con-
siderable raids Of cavalry, arrests
Of citkens, &c, &c. . u..s,, il.
We repeat that this il no time for
these people to attempt TO. teuporiss'
with US IL such = manner a. tbe offer
Of = Dist. !ndge and Attorney in; az
change tor oil the rights and liberties
that We hold deaf. .Ieayinr ont MI,
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The last cup Of a frolic-A hic.cup.
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Pjaausi,l, Commercial and River New,

COTTON STATEMENT,
On hand last report ESQ bales
Received during week. .......419l \"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-07
DANIEL wEBSTEK On A PAPER
CURRENCY.

The great Massachusetts statesman,
Daniel Webster, said, many years
ago: A.,
A disordered currency is one of the
greatest of political evils. 1t under
mines the virtues necessary for the
support of the social system, and en-
coilrages propensities destructive of its
happiness. 1t wars against industry,
fuirali,y, and economy; and it fosters
the evil spirits OF eXtraVaSaiice anu
sneeulation. Of all the contrivances
for cheating the laboring classes OF
mankind none has been more effectuai
than that which deludes them with
paper money. This is the most effec-
tuaI of inventions to fertilize the rich
mans field by the sweat of the
moor mans brow. Ordinary w
ranny, oppression, excessive taxa
tion. these bear lightly on the happi-
ness of the mass of the community
comnared with a fraudulent currency
aud the robberies committed by de-
nreciated paper. Our own history has
recorded for our instruction enough,
and more than enough, of the demor-
alizing tendency, the injustice, ana the
| jntolerable oppression on the vlrtuous
and well disposed of degraded paper
currency authorized by law or In any
way countenanced by government.
True words, nobly uttered. All the
inventions and cunning devices O
men for making money outside OF hon
est industry and honest business ar'
at war with the general good of all.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-07
BUFTER.

The farmers of North Texas, in all
the field of their improvements, should
give due prominence to the question
of butter making For weeks we have
been paying at retail forty-five cents a
pound for butter. This country is ad-
mirably adapted to the production OF
both butter and milk. All that is need
ed is the exercise of common sense in
securing choice milch COWS and then
treating them properly, and this can
he done here cheaper than in Ken
tucky, Illinois, Missouri or Kansas, be
cause we have green pasturage eight
months in the year, leaving only four
months requiring more or less pre-
pared food-say half Of what is re-
ouired in Illinois during the same
period.
As to making and preserving butter,
it is as easy to do it here in spring and
summer as in Illinois. The plans for
keeping it cool and sweet are various,
but all cheap and easy of arrangement
by every farmer. Get good cows, treat
them well, make butter, and your
wives will always have plenty OF
money!
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-07

The captain of the bark Everett
Grny. which was searched by the
Spaniards, says the vessel was league
from the shore of Cuba at the time
No violence was attempted. Since the
proclamation of conscription was made
a strict lookout is kept on all shipping
The Spanish residents Tofessed TO DE
ready and eager for the fight, but more
than one of them offered the captain
money to take them away secretly
The employees in the Erie shops, at
the Susquehana depot, strucka A. NJ
Yesterday. The alleged reasons for the
strike are that new regulations nave
been introduced. Many of the best
and Oldest workmen have been dis-
charged without any assigned cause
Their places have been filled by men
utterly unskilled in trade at the same
wages as skilled worllmen. The wages
were cut down and paid when 1t suited
the convenience of the company. The
company has been in the habit OF
keeping the employees two months III
arrears, in order to keep them in SUBJ
jection.
LONDON, March ga special corres-
dent of the News in India, telegraphs
that the inhabitants OF the villages or
eastern Terhoot, are slowly starving to
death and the future in the other dis
tricts looks terribly ominous.
HAVANA, March S.-A detachment
of three hundred volunteers, the hrst
modified since the captain generars
DEGREES, were sent to the Cinco Villas
district to-day, for active service in the
field. Two thousand more will leave
tonight for Puerto Principe.
Governor Lagua of the La Grande
announces the defeat and dispersion OF
an insurgent force near Santo Domin-
20 within two days after its appearance.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-07

THE distinguished Presbyterian
preacher, Rev. Stuart Robinson, OF
Louisville, Kentucky, is delivering a
series of discourses on the Old Testa-
ment History, which are being pub
lished in the Courier-Journal. We
have read the twelfth and thirteenth
discourses, and must confess to a
delight rarely felt on reading the pro-
ductions. They are profound and in
structive, and elucidate certain points
of difficulty to all ordinary readers OF
the book of Genesis, in manner that
seems to us conclusive. They are cal
culated to exert most happy influence
Oh the public mind at this time.
DIR. Robinson has lately returned
from tour to the Holy Land and
neighboring countries, whittier he
went the better to prepare himself fol
the important work in which he is
engaged.