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81 80 gold. and back with log wood from Jamaica for
6S frSSdsnss an H@srIsap Sd WIN salt
schooner now here With H umSsr rS@ 6sren an 81
quotations have remained steady at l44c domestic
vTnMsaa hemp has 5esa sa mona nsminal in
Ssss Ss,s 5s snS al g.
ll-l6c, cash.
HAY AsD sTnAw-A moderate business is in progress in
grades are arm with good demand. We quote New
Spsns sp &c. co. SAT- % 81 s se qas s,laM s s is1
long rye Sc doc for do. 45e SOC short
ryf e & aF sa is as ssvS s S. steady
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SOC Ihs IN to the hop crop Is rom the
time required Tor harvesting the hop crop Of this
country and Ss picking commenced August 81 it is safe
S a' ns ali S this rSs Ysea iii Is w
we have produced since Wisconsins fancy crop OF
S hSps w much not richer be long dnS hssv an
usual, and that much less quantity will be
OF the yield, the prevailing opinion is that we have
grown about the same quantity last year Without
seems folly for any person to attempt TO estimate the
crop. The returns give the number OF pounds
poras Of Farmers ons
years growth with another but the general result Is
Of the ass
being continually set out and old ones poughed up but
quiet this week In the interior some soo0 bales lave
been bought by dealers ON specpation at an average
last and everything is now quiet il Is beeved that
these operations were based anticipated orders from
abroad but yet there have been inquiries for
IEATnER "A fair demand prevails from manufacturer.
prees Receipt or the week. sides and bae
Exports for the week, l,0W sides: We Quote:-
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The quotations based cotton IN store, running
quality than nalf grade above below the
grade quoted. The spot sales were:-
To-dau Last Epeninq. Total
Consumption. ............... IA 6Sl l,422
Speculation. .,............. l0 Il ~
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REAL ESTATE.

At the Exchange Salesroom yesterday tie only
sale made In the auction line was By Messrs-
Bleecker, Son White, who sold, by order OF sns
supreme Court, under the direction OF s. >. S'o-
look, referee, four story brick tebement house
with lot located ON ll4tR street. east Oh SeSoA''s
avenue.
NEW roax rHorsHsI.-sr ). nzsoxsA so
las bs. ssnemsnth. ans l. on Z. iMsh =. 10 $50
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Contributions to the fund are earnestly solicited
ONCE; Mayor Havemeyer, City Hail. Arnold, Con-
stable Co., No. SS5 Broadway; D. Appleton b Co.,
No. 551 Broadway; August Belmont 4 Co., No. 10
Nassau street; 5. l. NJ Barlow, No. IS william
street; II. b. Claim Co., No. 140 Church street:
Wiley, Wicks Wing. No. $50 Reade street, or Rev.
Avian Wiswall, Master OF st. Johns Guild, No. 50
Varick street.
The seventeenth excursion takes place on Tues
day, September Is, tickets for which can be pro-
cured at the various dispensarles and at the o1ca
OF the Guild, 81 Var1Ck street.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

New YORK, Sept II, 1874
The following are the net receipts of all ports
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNpoN, Sept l1.-Tallow
42s. per cwt Refined petroleum SGD per gallon. Com
rosin Is 3D. g. 81. cwt. Lnseed oil, 26S Sd.
Trade AT MANCHESTER R-LvERPooL sept. lie r. M
The market and fabrics at quiet
and unchanged.
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THE SALES OF STOCKS

reached an aggregate Of 1l6 625 shares distributed
as shown IN the following table, which also gives
THE HIGHEST, AND LOWEST PRICES
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COPARTNERsHIPs,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

N OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THE FINEST DIN
"A ing Room and Restaurant on Broadway 2sxlss feet
Oman; party with - 600 can make 22s, 900 year.
PhALoN SLOAN. 81 East Seyeutscnth street
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Sept II, 1874
Spanish gold, 100 a lsl American do is3 1884, kx-
change Irregular On the United states. 6O days cur
rency 78 50 premium short sight do 63 IS premium;
6J days gold 92 9 premium short sight, 9s loo prem.
yum; on London, 1l8 100 premium; on Paris 96 a IS
premium. Sugar. No. IL, Dutch standard, l5H Is reals
per arrObe. "
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Destitute Sick Children's Relief Fund.
The following addi tional contributions have
been received by the Rev. Alvah Wiswall Master
OF st. Johns Guild. and handed to Henry q.
De WITT AlmOner -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-07
A BAD BILL.

We have received from Hon. w. j
Tinnin a copy of a bill introduced into
the Assembly by Mr.. Venable, of Los
Angeles, " Providing for a General Sys-
tenn Of Canals for Irrigation for Agricul-
tural and other purposes" We do not
doubt but the question of water supply
is one which is as important to the farm
ing interest Of that section of the State,
as to the mining interests Of others. But
in matters of this kind, we believe it bet
ter and safer to let private enterprise pro-
ceed, than to make it a subject Of which
the State shall assume exclusive juris die
tion. The bill in question contains some
extraordinary provisions and some which
are simply outrageous. The State is al
ready cursed enough by having an army
of the Governors appointees, and ir
the creation Of all new Offices, care should
be taken to have them filled by election
by either the people or the Legislature
The best thing that can be done with
this measure issto defeat it at once.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-07
IKLOrZ.

The Shasta Assemblyman is an erratic
cuss-we have taken stock in him, and
wouldn't sell out fo@ trihe. He is dis
tinguishable for his peculiar style of flop
ping. He commenced his fiops by going
for Estee for Speaker. In the Senatorial
fight he voted steadily against Booth un-
til the final ballot when he Topped and
voted for him, and explained his vote by
saying he voted for Booth lest some one
else should be elected, which made the
whole matter clear as mud. Then Klotz
subsided until the Fare and Freight bill
came up, when he made a speech in fav-
or Of Tinnin's amendment and then vot-
ed against it. Then he made another
speech against the bill and voted against
its engrossment. When the bill came up
for final action, Klotz made another
speech against it, was one of the three
members who, when the bill was upon
its passage, caused their protest against
the measure to be entered upon the Jour
mails of the Assembly-then gave another
flop and voted for the bill. X lotz is like
the Irshman's flea; when you put your
hand on him, he amt there. Tho best
judgment that can be formed of his course
of action on any future occasion will be
decide what you think he is going to do
then calculate he will do just the reverse.
Oh, Klotz Klotz Mein Gott in Him
mel, Klotz aeaS mach'St d.?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-07
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 2, 1873

DEAR JOURNAL.-We have genuine
sensation at last. The Chronicle has
been brought to bay in the field of libel
and is on the defensive against the EUe-
ming Sun. First the Chronicle went af-
ter Fitzgerald and Napthaly of the Sun
IN a most outrageous manner, and the
Sun of the same day retaliated, publish
ing terrible article not only against the
De Young brothers but also against their
mother and sisters, couched in terms that
| cannot recte here with any sort OF de-
cency. Gus De Young went through
the "Sun with his little hatchet, pieing
the forms, chopping the type, bending
side rules and finally whipping Fitzgerald
one of the proprletors. All the prIuters
and the two editors of the same were ar
rested for libel, and to-day the case was
postponed till next Thursday. Copies Of
the "Sun" sell at very exorbitant prices
but no new editions can be published
with the libelous article in it. Napthaly
and Fitzgerald have waived examination
and will be released on So 900 bail each.
The community generally regard the
matter as sort of Kilkenny cat fight.
By way of variety we are treated to-day
with more rain. Yesterday was clear
and pleasant, and to-day dark, dismal
and stormy.
NEW JOSS HOUSE.
The new and highly aristocratic Joss
House, on Clay street above Kearny,
was dedicated last night with imposing
pagan ceremonies, lasting till midnight.
| suppose the country is safe now, at all
events the chances are evidently it its
favor.
POLICE MATTERS.
The Commissioners of Police have com
menced at last in good earnest to weed
out the department., and several heads
have already fallen into the capacious
basket prepared for their reception. The
people desire that the good work shall
proceed to a successful completion.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS.
Those Of the readers of the JOURNAL
who may contemplate visiting this city,
will be happy to learn that there is a fair
prospect that cold water drinking fount-
aims will be erected on all the principal
streets of the city. This will dispense
with the necessity Of visiting any saloons
for cold water cloves, spice and CHINA
mon. D.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-07

W. HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND
Full and Select stock of Goods
in our line, and are constantly maxi
Ing additions, in the way of LATE
STYLES, of both Ladies' and Gentle
mems Wear. A look at our extern
sive STOCK can but satisfy the pub
lie that we are fully prepared to
furnish any article desired, in the
Dry Goods and Clothing Line. Give
us "a Call, and examine Goods and
Prices. KARSKY a. ABRAHMS.
60 Agents for the HOME SHUTTLE and
HON r Sewing Machines. Send for Circulars
or call and examine machines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-07

BROTHER OwcN, of the Mercury, isn't
at all pleased with the botch of bill
passed by the Assembly, regulating rail
road fares and freights. lie says it will
!ncroase the tariff between San Francis
co and San Jose Que haadred per cent
Well Owen clamored for the bill, and
the darned fools accommodated him and
now he is mad about it. Some folks
would grumble if they were going to be
hanged. Oahtand TanScJtpL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-07

A KANSAS preacher has had his salary
increased $50 year because he thrashed
three men who disturbed his congrega-
ton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-07
ateekly Trlnitg 5ournal.
OUR AGENTS :

TEEOS. BOYCE, Room No. 30, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. II. ROWELL "a CO.. 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-07

The King of Ashantee has 1913 wives
and yet he is not happy.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-10-14
Improvement in Wash Boilers
steam Washer. or.
w g "A ans Eriend |.

For such il is in filct. 1 have advertised IL
IN nearly every Religious Newspaper in
The United States and Canada, also In the
leading Secular papers, using double-col-
u'nn advertisements. The readers of this
paper may remember seeing my card i'm
the various papers of the county during
the past year. Extracts from letters re-
celved from my customers, in another
column, will indicate how it has been re-
celNed by the people throughout the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-10-14

cause i wasaware thatthc story would
not stand Investigations
Now we have the word of Jacob
Gents, well known to the editor of the
Press, and TO most of our readers in
this county, as an honest man, and
who was a soldier in Harry Whites
regiment during the war, that cap.
tain Painter was dishonorably dis.
missed from the army for stealing the
rations of the regiment of which he
was oommissary, or in the commissary
department. Further, that Harry
White was brave aud good soldier.
who did his duty like man, and was
we'll liked by his regiment. And on
such evidence as Captain" Painter,
who was no captain at all, but who
was dismissed for dishonesty, would the
the Press besmirch the war record of
gentleman like Harry White. The
Iress is the paper that says "TF,ah is
all zee ueed this hitch"
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More F FabFications.

But no party is so strong that it
ahould not be cautious, but it should
remember that Eternal vigilance is
the price of liberty" That's lust
what Capt. Painter thought 1t was
the settled conviction of the Captain.
as expressed at the Loomis House,
Clarion, in the presence of ii. II. Nav
Esq, of Tionesta and others, that if a
certain Major had kept his vigils, and
not got drunk, he might not have been
deprived of his liberty by being taken
prisoner by the "Johnnies," on which
account he became a great martyr.
was promoted to the rank of General,
was sent to the Legislature several
terms to assist the Ring thieves in
Tohblng the people, and is now on his
knees begging for still higher reoogni,
ton at the hands Of an indignant peo.
pie. .]-Press.
If there's one thing more than an,
other we dislike in journalism, it is in.
situations. The fling contained in the
above, is meant, evidently for General
White, but why couldn't the Press
baye said Harry White? Was it be,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-10-14
SOLDIERS /!

DO you believe that because you
fought the Rebellion, you are thereby
in honor bound to sustain those who
did their worst to defeat the objects
for which you fought?
The lynching of Republicans white
and black, and the reign of terror got,
ten up by the Democracy of the.
South?
That because the negro was once
slave he shall have no chance now to
get an education and better his condi.
ton?
That you should sustain that wing
of the Demcratic party which never
sustained you?
That because all the papers whose
editors choose, are allowed to spout
treason, that you should therefore fol-
low their lead?
Did yon fight that the party which
declared your ultimate victory to be
only record of "dcbt, slaughter and
disgrace" might make your laws and
live on the fruits of your victory?
We put these considerations in all
candor and kindness. Please ponder
them we'll
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-10-14

Samuel Dun vs.. James w. Guthrie. In
Common Pleas of Forest Connty n
No. L. May Term, 1867. And now. SEN
teInber 2Sth, 1874, ON motion of PLAINTIFFS
Attorney b. J. Reid, in open Court. rnle
granted ON defendant in above action of
eiectment for 1913 acres of land situate i'm
jerks Township, Forest County. Pa.
dseu Douhded north by warrants Nos. $3.50 and
warrant No. 2175, and west bv warrants
Nos. 4i29 and 4l30, warranted in the name
ohe elson Strong, to appear and plead on
or oetore the first day of next term or
l",as Illent &c. Fer Cttyidm.
FROM the record, J. b. AGNEW.
Prothonotarv.
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J. O. TILTON,

lOa Sixth ST., Pittsburgh, Pa,
9, s.-Cut this card out and preserve IL
ior ior iuture reference. Persons writinp me
Ironi seeing this card will please saw tbev
~" II IN the FoRESr REPgBLIcAN. wl0-lt
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FAHNESTOCK WHITE LEAD COMPANY,

Manufacturers of the Celebrated
FAHNEsTOCK PURE WHITE LEAD.
Which has sustained such an enviable rem
ntatlon Tor so many years. Dealers and
Consumers should be particular to use
none but our Pure White Lead. rs there is
so much inferior and adulterated Lead i'm
the market. 80
we not only claim for our Lead, Strict
Purity, but that it possess greater dprabiI.
ity, covers more surface for same weiqht
and is superior in Fineness and White,
ness to any other brand. All orders should
be addressed to
Fnhnestoclt White Lend Co.,
Or, b. L. FAHNESTOCKS & co.
visit No. 76 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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DONE AT THE


at the tO'oest cash prices, neatly, prompt.
ty, and IN style equal to that of anu
other establishment in The District.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Prof, F0WLER'S GREAT WORK

On Manhood, Womanhood, and their AIu-
tual Inter-relations Love. lis Laws
Power, etc. "'r
Agents are selling from 10 10 25 copies "a
Day send tor specimen pages and te ms
70 Agents, and see why it sells faster than
any olher hook. Address, National Pub
ishing Co., PHILADELPHIA, Pa. "a #
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-10-14
FARMERS
Money Saved is Money Earned

The undersigned arc about introducinp
IN western Pennsylvania the celebrated
kandell Tanning Mill, Grain Separator
ana Ernder Combined, which has attracted
marked attention in the Western States
WnereNer exhibited among tho farmers.
As Tanning Mill it cannot be surposs-
ed, and IL is the only real separator and
grader in the u. S.
II Is simple, rapid aud complete. and
gives you perfect control In chniliing, sep
arating or grading your grain.
The use of the Randell Mill will inn.
prove the condition of your grain, enhance
tho prlco. from five 20 fifteen cc-,s no.,
bushel; and besides will largely increase
tne viela re- acre. by the higher grade of
seed you are enabled TO obtain.
NWieh the Randell Separator YOU can also
clean your own Grass Seed, thus saylnq a
large annual expense for grass seeds.
This mill works on an entire new -prin-
cpie as applied to Fanning Mills, and
does its work To perfection.
CanVassersf Win exhibit il during the
season, wheu you viii he able to iudtre for
yourselves df its merits.
DO not huw until You sec IL work
For Information, address
tMcCLINTOCE e co.
Meadville,iPn.
ono or two good Agen.a wanted in every
county IL lSn
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Announcements.
ASSEMBLY.
JENKS AGAIN.

1t appears that Jenks said some.
thing else to Conver than Conver said
he did in his last issue. Conver no,c
says that jerks said in regard to the
language charged to him, "There is
no truth whatever in it." If jerks
sad hts, he is undoubtedly guilty of
telling an untruth, something which
we would, from our knowledge of him,
be slow to believe. And Conver seem.
ed to expect US to apologize for telling
the truth about jerks. Not any in
ours. We bave evidence that jerks
spoke the piece. Before we apologize
we want better evidence that he did
not.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-10-14
American SPORTSMAN.

A Handsome Sixteen-page Sheet. issued
Weekly, and devoted entirely to the ir-
forests of the Shooting and Fishing Fra
ternity. Each number is replete with
valuable Information, pleasant Sketches
oI hunting, etc, all highly Interesting to
tne sportsman. 81 year, Ia advance sin
gle copies 10 cts. Send for specimen COPY.
address, The American Sportsman, West
Meridian, Conn. 22.Sm
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THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN co

Winners of Three Highest Medals and
diploma of Honor, at Vienna, 1873, and
Paris, 1867, now offer the Finest Assort-
hleht OF the Best Cabinet Oorgans in the
world, including new STYLES with recent
improvements, not only exclusively for
cash, as formerly. but also on New plans
OF Easy Payments, the most favorable
ever offered. Organs rented with priyi-
loge of purchase, to almost any part of the
country. First payment $3.50 or upwards.
illustrated Catalogues and Circulars.
with full particulars, sent FREQ on reouest
Address N'''
MASON & HAMLTN ORGAN CO..
- IL Boston, New York or Chicago.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-10-14
NEW STEAM WASHER.

And as the result of my efforts feel evc,v
assurance that | have been entirely suc-
cesstul. My now Steam Washer, patent.
Ell IN 1873, is absolutely faultless so
much so that never knew a single person,
VINO VINO nad seen it work, fail to be delighted
with it. 1t has rendered, thus fnr. nor
ieot and Universal satisfaction, and such
must be the result, for il works life a Won
falling TO do all claimed for it
In conclusion. let me say, that should
any one say that he has seon n Steam
w asher, ask him If he has seen the now
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Coin Silver Watoh FREEI

Agents Wanted to act for me, i'm the
sale OF an article of value in over house,
dress L. ROBINSON, Pittsburgh. Pa.
wl0-4t
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EVERYBODY'S OWN PHYSIclAN

by c. w. GLEASON, NJ. d. A maqnid-
cent volume of 4SS octave pages-.beauti-
Iully illustrated and elegantly bound.
Contains matter just 'apted 10 the wants
OF every family. Over $50 engravings.
One agent sold 100 copies in one week, an
other 80 in three days and another 25 i'm
iour days; Circulars, with complete index
free. Liberal discounts and exclrsiva
AGENTS 4 WANTED%tSlsersl::orsyt. %les: Y oAs: As;
II n. Mckinney G Co., Publishers. 725
SAMSON St., Philadelphis, Pa. 27-4t
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INTER- OCEAN
PAYS BETTER THAN
ANY Other Secular Paper.

l mention this fact, for all can see how
extensively advertise my invention and
taxing into consideration the fact that I
sell IL entirely on its Merits, and must
concede that it sells well, for no article will
sell well enough to pay for so expensive
advertising without real merits. If | pet
sample introduced into neighborhood
IT often sells u
A " II DEED MORE.
such splendid chance 10 mako n,onav
seIl!hg lhls invention may never occnr
again; on the receipt of Five Dollars 7
VIII WI, snip you complete Washer as a sam
PIE, copy OF the chrome, together with a
SYeItliicate OF Agency, with full instrnc-
tlohs how to conduct the business. .nd
upon the receipt of the Washer Won NAV
nave time TO test it, and if Won fnd IL nct
as as represented will refund your money
Inc Washer retails at $40. After / send
YOU sample win hold your county n
reasonable time for You 10 decide whether
you wash TO purchase or not. L will fnr-
nlsh blank deeds, also blanl,a for LII,
orders, and viii do all can 10 enalbIe ing NnlS
20 20 succeed in the business. Let me Rear
rom you soon, or your choice of territorv
may be taken by some one else. Address
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-21
The Burial alive.

The painful story of the burial of VIM.
b. Blackhurst, in Salt Lake City, before
his death, proves, as was predicted in The
GLOBE, entirely untrue The sexton who
had charge of the affair tells the following
story, which probably gave rise TO the re-
port telegraphed to some of the eastern
papers: Several times last week, | was
stepped in the street by individuals asking
such questions as the following .''Is is true
Young Blackhurst was buried alive ? Had
he torn his HAIR out by the roots Had
he turned over in his coIIln? ETC., to which
| invariably answered in the negative with
explanations. His friends were ANNOYED
and grlevod by questions of similar
nature, and, to place the question beyond
doubt, suggested that he be uncovered,
which was done early on Friday morning,
the 81 inst We found the body lying pre-
cisely as when first placed in the coffin no
change whatever, only what was produced
by decomposition"