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New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
finanrial.
S2.3S4.O0O.
PROPOSALS FOR NBW-foEk CtIt scUS sc,UUSvnnSrcy -,
p,ei,a md interp per cent payable IN CUhkEAV'i "

PR0poslIs ron SRv.YoEK CITY STOCKS "a
Principal and Interest at per cent pAyAo" AZ
pef cent In GOLD stoPiOn OF bdeeI;, ,rp w ,o-.
"" ''"' To RPDEEN CITY BONDS DUE IN 1874 -.
received At the Comptrolert Omce
r WFDSGSDAY Sept 80 1874 at o'clock m when the SANE
IN h nnhlicly ouenei for the whole a1ypa Oi tne
40 asa 900 CONSOLIDATED STOCKS OF THE CITY OF hh"
YORK interest payable semi-annnalV -, -. t.,.r.,,
nvsbe n lawful currency the United states per cen. per
m nens srd interest yabe in gold ooin at cent per
sn1u either as registered stock az ne oPo Of he ols
f anoat + bio or per STOCK paJ able IN gold to war
rant its -, lt.t., - ,..t..A
Tie popo viii the amounts Of each Rms Of stock desired
and whether psysbt ~ per eeH uVa'''I " ' ~ ' ~ e
tie price per 800 thereof
,s Cy Of NewYoI" nesoi envelope addressed to
the Comptroller .
The sat rrtere on the part Of the Comptroller 70 reject snT OF
al bids his gmeut Interests Of The Copon require ~
advert sefneet IN Inc elf necori
- ~ ANDREW H.. GREEN. Comptroller
Cvo NewYoE DepartnsHt Of Finance Comloes oAee Sept
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

DEM VANIA RAILRO AD:-THE
III GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL k0UTK
leave HsSfo from foot Of Dssbroes and Cortandts
RIpres Tor Hsrsburg Pittsburgh South With Pull
P.se Can attached $3.50 and $3.50 Sunday and
s:y0r.m - un -
meeting PhiGdslpha $3.50 Wilamport. Lock Haven
Corr and Bns. at CORY for Ttrsye feo
eun Centre aad the OIL RECON-. . .
For Ba the South Limited Washington Er
n,es Of rsmsn P1rlor Cars daily Sunday $3.50
i've Washington at 4lO Regular at $40 n and n
sus,, ss,. ,or Philadelphia $40 $50 nj 1890 4.lO
90 B. D IL night Sunday o. T. b: 30. and kmi
Foy ssy.l al $50. 7:zU. TAO TO- IL IL m, l. 2,
alo 4:lO 430 520. 540 d. blO. $3.50 T. 1880
SiO 10 il:3O and ~ nish SUNDAY $500 and S:lv
D 40 $40 $40 4S0 400 6;zV b:a0, el0. $3.50 T.
5;3v sla 10 ll:50 sDd ~ night sunday 5:20 O. and
~, pRahws O. $50 7,eo g. 10 m l2 m l. 2so slo
aly $40 s:30 s:5O bi20 $40 g. d; TO- $3.50 T. $40 10
N and II nght Sunday $50 ami p.a.
Por Woodbridge Perth Amboy and South Anboy and 10
~, NssBTps.si $40 and IL m. 2. &lo l:3o 520
A. o. and 7 D NJ IL night SUNDAY. o. m.
Oar East Milestone. ~ noon. 8: 10 snd 43U
Ho, LaubsrtviTe Pennington $50 IN. and fp m.
%, Phil psburr Bevaere. $3.50 a m. and .. m.
Per Barieren. ssd Camden. 1870 sad $50 n
l2yo q T. AlO. aad D. N.
F., Farulustals aud saaan. 7:2O a. "a ssd m -
and Camden Perth Amboy 2;30
Tor fIishtsiova and Pembertoa 900 T. 80
ey5 D n daily. $3.50 daily, Mont,y From Washing.
tou 620 is 6l5 ssd l0ZI sandsy oi2o
n 1911 D. o. Yrn rhaaslphiA el0. 62O, $50 iOls.
ii:sS n 2:i5. ll5. Sis. $50 s,t&. les7 Sunday,
ofoes 528 NOD e44 Brosd.s Hsss .s iec Of
Dsstros ADD Corlsnaiss Ssv.ferh No coart Btosssn
s q ~. . as .ss .iS % issa s.''
FhkIB TnDnsoH. GenerN nAasfG.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
Wool MARKET.

BoroH l9Wool quiet the sales Of the week having been
prices steady and firm for all straight
Pulled bat usual at quiet market sales could not
concession Manufactures a
quite the interior and on the seaboar since the M
inclined hold back and quiet spell was very geneIay
OF Fine Fec been the smallest We have
time the prncpa Transactions having been
20 and 66 % i the stock OF this description
generally sold very ul prees in Michigan fleece: sales have
been 60 600 5Od0e and this description nrm
at these prices Of 100000 ID Of Eew-York Heeoes has
bought from Hartford OF average OF Doc y d. ana
Feeces have been taken at 4505le hs 70
outy Combng and DeaiDe selections well songht
sf and 900 10 have been sol principally oSG
62 svaSbe lots readily taken at these figures ONO ano
so 52d56Sc for No 70 Xxx and abovei
Mgan Fleece 5OQ5lc; W,Eien other Peeoes 5d46ei
and Dssne Feece So a62c Unwashed do 40d47 Un
washed nmerehsnsbe Feoes Seo1red 5lcd$l OZ
Tb 8GaG0c No Part 55c; SUIeT ard Pne1
Spring California, 222G43e Fall do, Bucks and HeaVJ Aoe fe
dlers.2
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
CATTLE MARKET.

Cucleo Sept l9-Reeep for the weekCatie l64s2 bead
67l47 bead, Sheep 1916 head sane uDe last eaIoate
7 4S head hoes SS bead; sheep 47OS headShpping CAT
E have hsea week but closed frmer and in better request
the gg Of good grades light therefore there actual
decline 750$5 40 for fair 80 5OGS5 80 for good 20
s6 Is choice So 5OdS7 50 offerings mainly OF
x and common cattle freely fee from the country AID to
uisuer eders weather being cor Tor day two past butch
e have tskeu feeders IS 5OdS4 common
stocks ~ 5O0x3 25 through Ixang II 9OdSS 90 corne
~ so; few choice 81 1oa@0 bGtcherS COWS and
steers az 50dA 90 -. ,, H.,
Hossou lower under continued heavy recp shippers few
packers butchers buyug general quality continues poor poor
% IS 9ya$e 4O medium 70 r ~ oVs = 80 EN
choice s6 g5 25 few offered qngaoe al 2gJ 12
sBEEr steady good demand range ~ asa for
po9s muD and 81 % asa rs for fair to choice grades
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
do Uhom II man Concern
european advertisements
gs9:!:EEIIE S|!Ifdl||:S

The BRsT ami MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced POI
De relief General DEBILITY and L o Appetite
,.la.hl Pood Journal Arthur an
Hsss.jl n D. went~orh L. Scott ESQ.,, y. q. s. " A. 4 l.
KS A. Sold By Grooers oinen ami cheasis IN laIs
t.tls. al q essh. imtaheaa Prepared by
60ODALL BACkHoUsB Co.
leeds England
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-On and after
~ MONDAY 49, 1874 the 10 owing will be the ONLY AU
TogzED OFFICES Nefok CITY and vicinity for the saie Of
First ard second esets following lines;
NRwYoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER r. r.
Depot Thirethst Depot Harlem De-
not sn at Wsseots Oees No Park Tnth.t aud
rtJseoondt Broadway ~ f and 1888 WASH
ipgtonst., Brooklyn. mn, o.uu.v
PAL Bosdxs 629 Broadway 95 Broadway 10 reenwiehst De-
pot foot Chsbe Depot foot Iwenythd% 81 Depot Jersey CITY
Court. st. Brooklyn and "a Hudson.st. Hoboken
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. Aor House $40 Broadws 944 Broadway Baterypaee
D,pot foot Depot foot Cortans Depot Jersey City
4 Cour-,t Blooklvn. ami ll6 Hutsonst, Hoboken.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
315 Broadvav House. 526 Broadway 944 Broadway
Depot Depot foot Of oTnst Depot Jersey
CIV 4 Brookiyn nd ll6 liGdseu 81 HobOken.
C. II. KENDRICK. Genl Pas. Agt n. Y. G. and IL T. r.
JOHN n. ABBOT I, Genl Pass Art Erie Railway
d. NJ BOYD, jr 0er1 Pass Agt Penn. K
l. N. COLI. Gen Ticket Agt B. aud o. X r.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
4ieambcats ano Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
"A Boats O. vIBBARD ssd DANIEL DREW leave loos %
yest,st Per 40 r. r a 20 t toorth Of
Eds PERM 81 sts. isnaIas :, ioSkgas IARRYIo~E .ea
KILL sed HUDSON for ali points West TIP
tsiets 70 WEST POiET. CORSwAL kEwBURG resrs'ex
s,s IA, Special SARATOGA
a. 20 r,9pd Ton S& <QI Raess Issa ~ as sssa - 40
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
LOAN FOR S2,OOO,OOO 90
PoR TIIB
DEFICIENCY IN THE SlNKINGFUND
Section 8, Article z, Of the Constitution.

~ of the Canal Puod BY virtue Of the Act entitled
.ct o provide support the Government passed Ap
~ ls5h and p Section Three OF Article seven OF
Constellation hereby notice that sealed proposals S pc re-
thsC Until the 10Th
I l0o,elne of II fasvf for A Lam
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
HARLEM RIYRR BRANCH.

Oounsnong September Ia. 1874 no
Tsss leave Harlem RIVER stAaoa T. b. el5 a. Go0'
A.0O. Aak0. b.le, and 645 u-.--
Ccunee,s . boat Mosana Steamboat Ca esvins Fsios
Mnhst shp for Harlem River Station. North ...
posters al bsseu Ann ps>
IQHn T. MOODY a-sA r. y. nv,asa hsvfetA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
ateamboats ano Railroads.

A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point New
Sf :od aSHGs Sss. ana s'SH NARY POWELL
vesiry-st., 39, ever afternoon a. 3 = 0eOeL
A LBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPPQo
sI0S Sk Ts 9HGs s9 s9 ssl bs, 81 30 SR MONDAYS
wEpSEsDAYs end FRIDAYS v p n 'ur1i3s from AI9,sy D.
Gs.psis, 6oc.i GISsHr 81 round inp, 81 So
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
Irs: c,isss s1 blas,Soii Sisss !. p
CITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
OsAaAToGA, LAKE CiIANpLAH, LAKE es0Res, tbs
ADR0SDAoAs hoSlRBAL AMI al points HoIie aud West Low
''''' sUSkYsIDR an1Po@ELL
Fvsr foo Lesos coplseas Y ceattil
Rensselaer, and s.oga and r'y and sSs,In 9 A
- JOSEPH CORNELL. suPt
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY,
sioS IN EesY foot Of Lbey Councils at SomsrTe v5
South Branch at Hampton Junction viii Del Lles and WssI
Ieish Waller Railroad. Direct line 70 harsourg Pittsburgh and the
"'''' '''' ~" SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
SGHnspIs 51Vs r. Ts lS & Ecs sSsa S o
N.aeh Chunk, Ian.gni wlkssbane; scrssiSR, on, &C.
700 m-wsy Train for Bsoa. Bsyers Mgeh ceuns Wiks,
S sT.Bd ri5sa % I COM IT, With DEL Lack ss
e:ooa @yosys EIPpEss dai, eIcep suuday for Ea',on
Aeniown, Hsbgrg ani Ile Wst Connects a. ssmTvle H io
bar with through Dsnvs, wausport. &c
iSiS p m-ETrrTss for Flsnngton E,s,ou Bath Allentown
hueh Chunk Mshanoy City Hseton WikssOe seanton Read
ng Columbia Lancaster, EDhrata Pottsye HarnsbuIg &c
m-WsJ Train fof Easion Cstassulua ard Beydere
$3.50 mHay Train for PlEed On Saturdays only TO soer'
yille -, c,-L
t4.O0 mw,y Traa fr Eaton, Allentown and Maueh Chunk
Connects Junchon with Del Lack. snd West. r.
4:sO ,. n-wsy Train for Soueryils and Flenugtou.
m.-WAy fnin for Soneryile.
b:lb m.-NaV Train for Psnfelt.
b:3O D EvESIss BxPRzss day for Eastou BelVder Alien
town Msuch Chunk Wikesba Towauda, Resing HaFrsodg
Pittsburgh Chicago. 6e.
G and 7 D. m.-Way Trains for Somsryil..
1890 NJ L--(Emigrantl-For B1stOn.
9:15p m-Way Train for SomeUle
1900 D. For Plainfed -. - = ,o
For Eli.aDeh 5:l5, o, 6:l5 $40. 1880 S45 9iQ
1880 ll:l5. nj IL M 1&i0 1870 2;@o 9;S5 Pa
AIS 1890 445 g. 5:l5 30 545. s, 6:lO, G5O, T. t;3O
sl5, Gl5. 1880. Il;l6. IL p m - ...,. ,y
II y Passe Agent.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
ERIE RAILWAY.

II. ~ L.
IL srsxER ARRASGEuENT ofans taking effect Sept 81 1874
Prom Chanhers Depot Por TSeutythnst note beo"l
mCneunaH snd Chicago Day BEprrs Dra"EsToom Coaeaes
10 Buffalo and Sleeping Coaciss TO destinahou
lO:45 n.-EIpress Mail for Buffalo aBd Niagara Fa Sleeping
10 mDDaiy Psisc RIpress the West Sleeping Coaches
agh Buffalo Niagara IaS Cincinnati. St. LOUIS Detroit anu
Chicago without change
ron ' jeryi. $780, 1880 s.-oh5 aad lo'45 m. 4:so
MSdis;own 1850 1890 +o:l5 lO:I5 S:l5, 4:3o
soaSect SI,h New YORK oswego Midland Railroad.
Ropdout ani Kingston. 2 a. n and $3.50 pm. .
GosSsn io 1880 1880. o, '9:l5 ana 1915 m $780, 3iia'
''Ty W,rSics' 40 iO:45 a. m. al i:SO ?. m
Sewburgh ts:39. 9 and lOa5 nj $50 and fSo D. m AK
ss6 4 q $50 II and sl1:3Op
Ris,wood Rohokus. Aendale sId Rsmess 10. $40 7:3O
ts5O .9:i5 IO:45 LAS, 3;45 g. q 1880 and |ll;5o
Paterson e. e:457 7so 1890 20 10 9:l5 1oa5 ll;3o
m IL noon 3;l5 3;s3 $50 $40 D. 6;I1' o. O'Io
Sevsrs g l. $780, 10. 1045 and ll:S0 nj Bis. 4:45
g. AMI 1880 D. m, and ~ Sa,lrdsv nights oulY
7i5 sn9 II 45 o m sud IL saturday nights onr.
Ru,ben; PsA and Passac Gao 1850 tS:3O. f9l5 10, IL
noon Ids g. 345 515, g. 1850. Gas, sl5. 1890 and
l;gy a r. .,d H.csen,ack AS sl5 Is 40 m g. 4,
s spi : o. m sBi l2 Saturday nights only
Easewood ani sparkhn 5:lj 80 and l045 NJ l30 3;o
l5 545 75 II i5 - saturday nights only
P.rnnt snd Mack 10 snd 20 1880 3:l5, 4:45. 5i5
7:l5 i7i5 D. m. aud II SATURDAY nlghts only
Spnpa Waller 445 SIS S45, - and lO:4o l. A, $40
q 4 o. m sni ~ SATURDAY ght only.
Trans leaving Chambersst half hours leave
I on quarter hours 231t thirty minutes earlier boat
leaves 23is ll:SO p m eonnecnG Nl uan yn2 Onaloes
81 at same hour IL ght, 4:i5 and 5:l5 trains
l far p,,.see ano for apartments Drawing Room and Sleep
can be obtMnel orders Tor the checking AMI transfer o
ree TsT be e at the Compuys Offices 2il o29 and 9o7
Coutst Brookgn and at tae Conpany Depots
Erprr rns the West arrive IN he" orr al :1O - NJ %'to
and 100 D. n ,sr,sav. o,tv
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND Ian
IN PORD x. R-NRW-rORK AND kEW-HAVBS DlfIslOh
Autumn sept IA ls4 pas'ens: STATION
IN fapl Central Fofty secondss
NETWORK. -.
Trains for New Haven 1910 (Accn oOo knh v.Vo
tAecnl 1000 (BIl 1900 Aecnl 300 tkrl S;Vu tsLl
220 Aeen Ass aad 6l6 Local kLSlO tELh Hno siVlhL)
For soo.h Norwan 1,lo 800 eo5 1900 N loo (Hnh
2:2O 4:3s 5:l5 5:40 635 sl0 0lO For STANFORD
7:iO S:O5 1910 900 loo, 220 sB5 BIB lhI
355 i5 $40 6:05 1920 S:lO. $40 aud ligo
Springfield ct sos scd 10 NJ and slO.
Lane and b: 10 The e;o5 NJ 800 aod
i0 and stO Stopping a. s'.nion horwsf ana sos and
1000 and Loo. 800 $40 and elO N at BndE.por Tho
m with trains % shsre Line DIVISION Tor
yasy SaTbrook The 800 sad
m connect with Shore Line Norwich and New Haven
Northampton HewHaep, .rd The sO5 snd RI
pres Newport s:05 10 and IL tsas connect With
touneeat River sphnssed and Sp for hOnsre.L The
500 a uith fsugstack K r. the ZOO
a H., NTH Hsusstone X 81 BndseOon The s;oS m
10 Denbav aud fsrvak South Eorvak
the s;06 liOO. <:35 and 5:so with Ae~CaaaAa g.
sunday Nail Trains at TOO N. ,sphasss s:io
N via Providence u
pres TrsIRA
b.l depot o. onos Of Transfer Co.. Di4 Broadway and
Windscr HOUSE. t. and No Coast, Dsookn. slo VII also
shsek bssKsxe from pssadsnoe 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
5teamboaia ano Railroads.

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ depots in NewYork Jersey City fernes from 1000
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS;
$40 for Osweeo Oneida Uuea Rome SRA,
Norwich Sidney Delhi Walton MiddetOWn and intermediate,
wthOut change OF through 10 OsgeR0 . =,
$40 m-Walion Way. for alton, Delaware Soun NeWiotk
and Intern edae without change OF ears
ll:40 g. m.-Wortepdyke Accommodation
$3.50 D. m.-Boomnglale Way. 90, -.
4;3O m-Ulssr County Express, through 70 Eenvie vhsai
change Of
5 80 D. IN = -Boomngtale Local.
m.-Wortendyke Local
For De Jersey Albany Division through to Tsppantown
84O a. m st 4;30 III without eoange OF car nm
For Raj road at 6iOa $40 n aud i'3O p H. MAKING
direct Franklin. .,,r m
w ALI, TRAINS STOP Ar HACHENsACK AND PATERSON,
Tickets baggage checked all pnepa places oy
Trs user Co. 944 Broaiway and al the ferries - m
PIeieh forwarded for all points flsr oy NoI .st
On Pennsyaua Go warehouse aJonnS Desofeerl fsyl
QUICK DISPATCH aud 10" Esr RArhS hsS;,o.,,x
General 0noes, vi Lbsryst Sew.i 2EE -. ~ ~ e As,.t
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
Cipioeuo Nctlres.
Qbanfes tor Business Men

A DDlTIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
IA Merchants and others Mining
ato exchanged for business Persons capital
sdvsed approved opportunities References:
Kop sprague Co Commercial AEeney Pitts Austin, Grooe
JOG Readest, de GRlGGS CARLETON
Fnsnca and Business Brokers. 9S Broadway.
A PHYSICIAN of 30 years practice 20 in
"A Eew-YOIk City, VIZ eel his years lease Office and household
81 0OO good will Of practice
500; loss Of health for selling Po futhef paicu
call 17s LeIin1 3lss. for
partnership might be elected BY calling
nor SALE, on easy terms-The LEASE,
IL STOCK. and FIXTURES OF weleablled shoe
Per particulars apply to Gko SILVER Assignee 81 Warrenst
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-23
A RUIN WHICH NOT EVEN ALMIGHTY
.raa5 su GOD CAN REPAIR,

1 have only to add that I know no
words of measured moderation in
which to characterize ftly Mr..
Beecher's recent treatment Of this
broken-hearted lady, whom he has
flung against the wall Of Plymouth
Church and dashed to pieces.
First, he instituted public commit
tee TO inquire into her adultery with
him, whereas he ought to have pro-
tectod her against this exposure;
then he beckoned her away from her
husbands house, making her very
flight bear witness to her guilt; then
he suborned her to give false testi-
mony against her husband, with q
view to destroy him before the world
then, withunparalleled baseness, he
turned upon the companion Of his
crime and accused her Of having
been the tempt6r rather than the
tempted declaring that she had
''thrust her affections on him un-
sought" then he indicted her fol
what he called cher needless treach-
cry to her friend and PASTOR" OK
pressing his doubts whether to call
her (as he says "a saint or chief Of
Sinners 2 arguing las he says again,
that she must be either CORRUPTED
to deceit, or so broken in mind as tC
be irresponsible" debating with him
self, Gas lie says still further) whether
he should not "pour out his indig'
nation upon her and hold her up tx
contempt."
All this base and brutal conduct
by MI. Beecher towards Mrs. Tiltor
prompts me to speak Of him in fierot
and burning words. But / forbear
"Vengeance is mine, and I will re
pay, saith the Lord" ! have become
so used to sorrows in my own lift
that | cannot wish for their infictiol
upon another man, even on my wors
enemy. I will not ask the public t
visit upon Mr.. Beecher any greater
condemnation for the desolatiol
which he hos Brought upon thosC
who loved, trusted and served him
than I have in past times seen hin
suffer from his own sell-inilicting tor
lures in contemplating of the very
crime for which he has now been ex
posed to the scorn and pity of tn,
world. / know well enough how
his own thoughts have bowed him il
agony to the dust; and this is enough
Wherefore, in contemplating IN,
empty house, my scattered children
and my broken home, | thank heayei
that l am spared the pang Of thi
mans remorse for having wrought
pain which not even Almighty Got
can repair, - Conclading paragraph
Of Theodore IGkon's last Statement
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-23
mnrnr rnn wnnAr aons.


In the first five months of 1878.
Great Britain imported about rs, ,000-.
600 bushels Of wheat, and in the first
five months Of this year she impor-
ted abont the same quantity; but
there was decided change in tha
source Of supply. Last year, in
months named, Russia sent nearly
100000 whilo this year she sent
less than 100000. On the con-
trary, the United States, which in
the five months OF 1878 sent about
10, 1000, 900 bushels TO England sent
in the same period Of this year near
" 18,000,0O0. There was also fall
ing off in other countries excepting
Chill and. British North America. To
those who took note Of the haryests
last yenr this exhibit will not be nov
el, and the probability is that the
same relative proportion OF tho grain
traffic Of Great Britain will fall for
tho coming twelve months to the
share OF tho United States. Our nc
counts concur in the statement that
tho English harvest is not tlattering
one, and that other European regions
10 which Great Britain looks for her
food supply haze nothing but tho Az
erage crop, al all events, Inc am
nu6l consumption Of wheat 10 Eng
land isl76, 900, 900 bushels cf which
she produces about 1O0,Q0O,0 ,0Qo, be-
sides what is Kept for seed, Tho an
Enual import. thon, ia about o0,000,-
loco Bushels This year owing 10 Tho
short harvest of 1879. her demand
FOX imported wheat weni up 10 or
I 0C0. 900, The total export II wheat
irom tha Cnited stalos is shout ~.
/ COO GOO, Of which two-thir1s are Ell
portod from New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-23

OBITUARY ORA WESTERN EDITOR
-Ye editor sat in his rickety chair,
as worried as worried could be, for ye
devil was grinning before him there,
and acopy" yo devil sayed he.
Oh, ye editor grabbed his big quill
pen, and ii spluttered y ink 80 free
that his manuscript looked like war
map, when--"take this to the devil
spake he.
lie scrlbbled and scratched ye live.
long day, no rest nor refreshment had
he; for yo devil kept constantly com
ing that way, and bowling for more
"copeo."
Day after day he scissored and
wrote, a staying the whole countries
while yo devil kept piping his single
note: "A little more outside copeo."
And when ye boys in ye newsroom
heard 20 noise Of ye fray, yo sound Of
blow and q blasphemous word,
"IIe's raising ye deyill7 say they.
And oft when a man with grioy-
anco camo 10, 70 editor man to see
he'd turn his back with a word Of Sin
---oGo talk TO ye devill' aayed ho.
And ever aud Oft, when proof oI
bis work yo proprietor wanted to see
"Ye proof will bo shown by my per
sonai clerk; you must 90 to 20 deyilP
sayed he
And thus he was destined, through
all Of his life, by this spirit torment
cd to be; in hunger and poverty, sor
row aud strife, always close TO "
devil was he.-& Loaig Repablicas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-23
posTAL LAW CHANGES.


Below we pup'lsn q synopsis OF tne
new postal law, whlch goes INTO effect
JAM lst', next unless tne hw IS
changed at the coming session oil Con
gress' Under the new system pos,
tage on the ordinary articles carried
by mail, and when IN a'tcases ;31 :, u VIII WI
De necessary 10 prepay VIII 10 as lol'
lows
l. Onietters, sea'eo packages, man
matter wholly or parity IN wrltlng'
except oooN lnanuSeriP's anu co,1ecS, -, =
ed prooi,sheets and local or drop
letters, three, cents 1or each nail
ounce or traction thereof. .t-
Z, On local or drop letters Two
cents for each hall ounce or traction
thereof
D. On oally papers not over lour
ounces IN weight, thlrty'hye cents per
quarter, (three months') the same SIX
ti;Hes per week. thirty cents trl-week-
ly, fifteen cts seml-WeekIy' ten centS;
weekly, fve cenls' All the ABOVE are
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-23
RALKY n0Rsns.


Tirst--Pat the horse upon the
neck, examine the harness care fully,
first on one side then on the other,
speaking encourogingly while doing
SO; then jump into the wagon and
give the word to go; generally lie
will obey.
Second-A toamstor in Maine says
he can start tho most bulky horse BY
taking him out Of the shafts and
make him go round in a narrow circle
until lo III eddy, III the first dance
Of this sort doesn't cure him, tho
second will.
Thirdr-lo cure q ballsy horse sim
ply place your hand over the horses
nose and shut off his wind until he
wants to go, and then lot him 90.
FourthLThe brain Of a horse
seems to contain but one idea at a
time; therefore, continued whipping
only confirms his stubborn resolve.
If you can by any means give him O
subject to think Of, you will gener-
ally hayo no trouble in starting him.
A simple remedy is to take couple
Of turns of stout twine around the
fore leg, just below the knee, tight
enough for the horse to feel, and tie
in bow-knot. At the first check he
will generally go dancing off, and
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-23
THE olNrEsNIAL.

Since my last letter the Govern
mont Of Salvador has accepted the
Presidents invitation to take part in
the Lzhibition. The Gautemalian
Commission has been instructed to
assist in tho arrangement Of articles
for exhibition from their country and
has already made the acquaintance
OF the Centennial Commissioners.
Northampton county, this State, has
had two meetings at Bethlehem, to
make arrangements for raising the
quota of money assigned to that
county. DR.. Henry Coppee, Of
Lehigh University, presided at the
meetings.
Yenango county has taken similar
steps to raise her quota. Hon John
+. Clamont presided, and Deleware
county holds an immense meeting at
Media on tho 18th inst to raise her
assigned amount, which 1 predict
will be done within sixty days.
The Government Of Russia will be
{ repregepted by tie Grand Duke
/ Vladimir, son Of the Gar, next 70
Alexis. He viii be accompanied by
corps Of is MOBILES, all covered
With gold lace, medals and Russian
isignia. >. W. e.