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The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
MARRIAGES.

PHILIPS-HERRINGT the lmh
---ins by Rev. J>sAA ADewnkssalszAlfr-3oe
Philips and Miss Mary Herri9fOn, all OF
Frederick. Dali 4 .SSs. Z EksAA
ER-NENILLE,-On the I2tm4 m4nst., by
Rev. T. e Atn0ld. at Ait realdence w
Washington street, VIM. Birst Baker and
Miss Elmna Neville, MI Oexhls ntHs
N-ROSSITER,-On Tuesday
evening, the l1th inst, bS Rev. j. Mark 9,
Mr.. John +. Robinson and Miss Emily J:
daughter Of the late Joseph R6eeaer, all
of Wilmington. t,,,Inys
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NOTICE TO DELlNQUENTS,
= ~ az EAaAnI aAnIsG,i1ToRs I, ORIG,

''' II 81 EAST ssIrURs slxTR s,snls ,oIslsA N
WILMlNGr0N DEnl1Ui1KEE7 \
Notice is hereby given. by bydNiTARs dirsASiR;s
Finance Committee, that Eli lMteE.ion M,,.i q
City on January LIST. IS75 mnss MI s'ils dus \
or before the ffrst day of Novsr,,to NS, oe paid
they will be placed In the bn,Ioef bandso 81 .sit it
licitor for collection, BY yirt"e ius ~, u tas
OF tho City Charter, which is q. II fai, iH,ec!lal
III tho amount Of said hilI II ~ hLo'lOvi
within o. days after such nrs. NJ not
thereof, 1t shall be the duty of tRh,eFaat the at
said city toissue q warrant Sirost Al ..s ~ Asaya|
said City Auditor, commandins sIStea S,' %
the same with ali costs theroee,n1 the nlmtol9 into
goods and ehattels of such oxN"r "' upon
such goods and chattels can he fon ~ saa
said city sNficitnt to satisfy .si% G%na sIs wv
costs, then to levy the same on n"tH H. usoI .ss
or buildings Of such owner f. frontiIgr ,at groan ~
such street as aforesaid, which snid ~ ss,ap "
or buildings, Or any part thersosS y%,S s,oal s1In
sod by said City Auditor at hhnI, puhlc, .nsa snaa
upon ten (l0) days notice in ' fwo e.r. a.eu
pers published in said city," WV "'N'
The bills Of delinquents hayin, lon. I.
become overdue, proceedings MI lug hss !. "
menced without delay, unless navwsss W
made Us herein provided. roy n'en
sep20-tf iitv HiNlla 1ril ~
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NOTICE-I, Mrs. EMMA MEENAN. in
~ compliance with tho requirements ofths
act OF Assembly in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court of General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State Of Delaware, in and for the County
Of New Castle, upon Monday. the 18th day of
November, A. D., 1878, being the first day OF
the next November term of the said COI,rt.
for license to keep an Inn or Tavern nj
the northwest corner OF Third and Lom.
bard streets, in the Fourth Ward, city
Of Wilmington, New Castle County. and
State Of Della ware, with the privilege or SELF
Ing Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following freeholdcrs recom.
mend the said application, to-wit:
James Downing Joseph Teas
Lewis springer Robert Carswell
Jshn ID. kurtz James A Hart I ,
Francis X Jacsuette Hugh Hiprihs
James Mccoy Daniel Rcsan u0u.
John Kane John Mc(Ia forty
Francis Kelly r fAlexa nier ] Hart
Bernard Bonner James Curr,n
William Blizzard .t Frankie Rese ,,.
Alexander II, Moore John j Dougherty
Thomas B Eaton Michael cOffinefar-
baNia Foster, George Keller
octI-St* MRS. EMMA MEENAN.
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Personal,

Frank J. Hobson has been appointed Su-
perintendent, Secretary and Treasurer Of
the Wilmington City Passenger Railway
Company in place Of E. Taylor, resigned.
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n oTlCE.I. JOHN W. GRAY, in
-, eomPliance with the requirements OF
provided, DO hereby give notice that T
snAii apply IN writing 70 the Court of Gen.
erai SESSIONS df the Peace and Jail De,iverr
Of the stats ~ Delaware. i'm and for M thS
county Of New Castle, upon Monday the 18th
day Of November. A. D.. lS75. being the first
day oftthe next November term Of the a. n
our, MI license tokeep an Inn or Tavern
NJ. N New 'astle Hundred, known ve IN IN.
!enerson House New Castle County And
state Of Delaware, with the privijepe ~
selling Intoxicating liquors in fess a5snfi. T.
ties thnn one quart, TO be drunk on the
o%mmendth % said application, to-wit; 'ee
David Boland Vim Herbert 'lHn F..
S1nn Tu - bioint David w Nkenton
EEii Eii C1aso n!pn". n Cleaver raj z
ciiss , tAMpson George Gray
IN. Mnarew G Gray Vim Holsihermaker
IN hunter "iC B Wageerntan
Jonn Heegan ,opT James, Wilmot
a Z Nolan &c Bleaver
ccf,1-@ ~ ". JOHN W. GRAY.
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'l,Ax xPAYERs TAKE NOTICE
CITY Ann sCHOO1 1TAvr,,,,

CITY AND sCHOOLTAX FGK lr;
The Undersigned Receiver Of rars
the City ei Wilmington. will ke a. ""'
!a!"i Ne 10 EAST SIXTH STRFtr i
between Market and Kisg streets nn !
after the first day of July. ISIS. betvean1
hours NJ 8 and II In the morning mifu and f..,1
toS in the afternoon, for the purpose Of :
ceiving Taxes. =, ,O w.
q, en al taxes paid during the monthotld
there vii! be deduction Of five cent,2
every dollar; and all taxes paid on OF al
the first day Of August, including The III
TnerdAy T.. iseDtember, shall be psy,l
without = led 1ction or addition AZ stOa
said, andal taxes unpaid on the dayn.|
after the first Tuesday OF September IN
be increaseu by the addition Of five perN
tum on the amount thereof
EDMUND PROVOST
Receiver Northern District (iLcudingl
North Of, 9th strest.) 7
Receiver southern District dncl, ding
south Of Sixth street.) ~ aug. Gt
GPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY "a
y PAYERS.-The undersigned collxa
OF County Taxes having given notice thr
months ago that the taxes were due
at that date, and whereas not mo
than one-twentieth Of the Taxpayers hl
paid any Atten tiOn to said notice, the cOlA
tors for their own protection will be Obhe1
10 enforce payment according to law, vhi1
gives the collectors power to collect vi
cost in ten days after they receive t
r,a JOS. L. CARPENTER, Jl
~ A. GIVEN,
auE8-tf 't-, COllect0n
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NJ OTICE-I,, DANIEL MJLHERN, In
~ compliance with the requirements of
the act Of Assembly in such cakes made and
proyided, DO hereby give notice that shall
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State Of Delaware, in and for the County
Of New Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day
Of November, A. D., ls7j, being the first day
Of the next November term Of the, raid
Court. for license to keep an Inn and Tav-
srn known as the Charleston House, in
school Districts Nos. q and IS, Christiana
Hundred, New Castle county, Del. with
the privilege OF selling Intoxicating LIQUORS
in less quantities than One quart, to be
drunk on the premises; and the following
frecholders recon- mend the said applica-
ton. to wit: ~ .0r.r... -. -.
John McCann Jonas ". Miller u.s..
his James Toy
John \ k9rley VIM. Conner '.
mark Peter Collins
W1CD. Mulherin JnO. Dougherty
Abraham Geary Alexander Burns
John Reed James Tenner
his Alex. Montgomery
Timothy X Gallagher Paul Began. Sr
mark
Wit-Patrick Tully 'a
Oct. l3-St* Ho DANIEL MULHERIN.
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NsTiCE-l, JOHN W. GRAY, in com.
~ Phance With the requirements of the
ACT OF Assembly in such cases made and
provided. do he reby give notice that ehaii
spPiy IN writing to the Court Of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery nf
the state Of Delaware, In aad for the COUNTY
q New Castle, upon Monday. the 18th day Of
November, A. d.. 1873. being the arrt day Of
the next November term the said Court n
snha ."I license T;. to keep an Inn or Tavern at
the City Of New Castle called Dofbinsv,iiia i
House, New castle Hundred. : New
.Sst.e .s,; county, i'el.. with the priviiexe Of
selling intoxicating liquors in less ousnti.
YES THAN one quart, to he drunk On tha
cnn,.,,sn sho ,h the following freeholders re-
eo'niL emu tho said application, to-wit:
= ~ - Gray VIM Hunter
inb HSssermehn VIM Holshumaker
u.' neesan James Wilmot
f!au A. Nolan
Joen Y Bloint David RoI.nd
hls Lep Chase
Wit-Giles Lambeon
oct i'-'t . JOHSW. GRAY.
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aus8-tf ~

NOTICE-Mr. FRAK MORSE is The rts|
IN larly authorized agent ofIHR HERl1
iu Wilmington. Persons will itherefOreWI
tract with him for advertisements, and )
one else,
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NOMCE-I.FRANcIs BRADLEY.in in com.
~ pliance with the requirements ofthe act
OF Assembly In such cases made and proyi.
Ged hereby ;,g giye notice that
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF
Ds!;IwH DsIs ware, IN % and for the County Of New
Der, A. D., 1878, being the first DAY Of the
neHt November term q the said Court, for
the kcbin.oh House: In Delaware CITY. in
zee Ked Lion HuAdred, New Castle Coanty and
state Of Delaware, with the privilege ofseIi.
Ing Ing Intoxicating liauc"s in less Quantities
.nan one quart, to be drunk Oh tile premi-
ses, and the following freeholders recon-
mend the said application to Wit:
John Carson Vim Norris
John Ar1nmNr .'l IMnieI CniT.oi,lrt.t #
Hunter his w.
p,,,, MS Vim X DOugherty
I"hiP borgcr mark rEWH.
~ MAX ,nsIK .''n isabel PDougherty
Witness Louis Laboub 777
iSma. rSariek Canning ~ a bigger
oc'lz-'t' FRANCIS BRADLEY.
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JOSEPH rOUT

Has again opened a Coal-Yard at W
and Water streets, which he inteDd'pn
In connection with his yard at 0nngesan
Water streets, where persons In S@
Coal can be supplied with the celsensV
ENTERPRISE, which gives more sauMI
ton than any other Coal in the marRa
Persons leaving orders at either yan '
receive prompt atteE tion. ,o,r
sep2s-3m JOSEPH foVl
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Consisting Of full line Of Ehsa.eemsres Eae,,Snr ap1
ed, Americ,2n and Toreign. ~ Caser hon yer.
and y large assOrtlaent 0t 0t,inc ,nii ~ the serslRs NJ
Having succeeded In ecu .s,,,s,,erior VI y!
oftA nrstLclAAs cutter, ana suu .'iov aan noF
taat n hays y hsd IA IN \, y yceastSms's win s
GARMENTS MADE AND. DI.rSyIty. Sgtty A..
VERY LATEST ~ soi..,,tr rates, s,S ~
ana Ht prices much below !, ,D,b i. bousktfFH
leys than the, GOODS gan o''D'0 .,ct
tho yard ana made up: .,,p ,Of my s'"'
All / yasle ~ m exam '''a'''' ..als
N nr'Hsss iHss4ssp+saenta''on and e'se' S,,, q,
Sna5 pteesl. judi4jro2 ha j. DeWoblti't d
6cU. an v;. r,c,. - InrI' o
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW BAKERY.
HENRY MILLER

HENRY MILLER
WIN remove on Saturday next from 7th
ana Orange streets, to No. 500 Orange street.
Where ne Will continue the bakery and con-
"caoher! business In all its branches.
TO HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
Bread and Cakes can be had at wholesale
prices by applying at 600 Orange St. oc l5-2t
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY, OCTOBER THE 18TH, 1875
Benefit Of Water Witch Fire Co.
kgKELLY & LEON's MINsTRELs. -Sa
THE FAMOUS MINSTREL COMBINATION
Of New York and Chicago
An Orchestra Of talented musicians under
the direction Of G, F. HAI.LEA.
Messrs. Kelly 4 Leon deem II unnecessa-
ry TO preface with the old, worn out and
stupid assertion that 1t will be performed
oy the best company in the world, but with
confidence refer to their reputation gained
by years of labor, both as managers and ar.
tists 10 insure their patrons an evening en-.
tertainment second to none,
ADMISSION:
Orchestra Chairs 75Cents
Balcony q I"
No extra charge for reserved seats. to be
had az Boughmsn, Thomas & Co.'s, on and
aiter Friday October 18th.
Parties holding tickets can have them ex.
changed for reserved seats by applying at
0oNe H~n " Ahoinas oct lit
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NIOTICE-l, Catherine Ford. in compli-
IN ance With. tina EequiEements- Of the act
OF Assembly, In such case made and prOvid-
ed, do hereby giyD n0tieo that XshAll apply
in writing to the Court q General Sessions
Of Helaxale, in and fpr me Gosnty,Rf New
berintxt, A. d. iS7h being the ARst day of
the next term OF said Court, for License 70
keep An Inn or Tavern At No. 43f =. nth
street. and southwest Corner OF Seventh,
and lombard streets, Sixth Ward, In The
dty nf Milmingtsn, county OF New Castle,
ii the State Of Delaware, and TO sell intOxi.:
eating li4Gors ~ less Quantities than one
quart 0Ibe drunk on the premisee, and tbe
following freeholders recommend the said
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NOTICE., MARY McCANN, in compli-
IN ance'With the REQ uiYelAents of the act Ofl

NIOTICE-T,MARYM McCANN, In cOmpli-
Nancetwith the req pirelnents Of the act of
Assembly in such cases made and provided,
do hereby kfve notice that shall apply iii
writing, to the Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and jail Delivery of the State 81
Delaware, In and for the County of New
yemBer, 4. d., 1875, being the drst day 81
thu, Asxt November term Of the said Court,
for license to keep an Inn or Tavern at
rs W. Front st., In the First Ward, City
OF Wilmington, New Castle County. and
state Of Delaware, with the privilege bf SELF
ing Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
Sea; and the following freehoiders recon-
mend the said application, to-wit: ,,,,.,a..-,
Joseph Foht Alfred Walton ''''''
John Ahrnes n - u PHILIPPE Plunkett : }
Jacob Kienle James COragon
Hugh Sweeney John Riley .H-
Jese Niedamaier John Filben ..,"r
Daniel McCusker Martin Borden
Patrick IAlly w. James Karrtgan. ail!.
James McKenne Patrick Holland
DeMnis Bradley Henry Ward -" I.
Patrick Gready Patrick ,Cusack ,..,,
Frances Kelly Henry Bradley
William Price Michael ILession ~
oct. H-3t .r. MARY McCANN.
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AMUSEMENIS.
: THE CATHOLIC CHURCH q
~ IN THIS CENTURY. Ga +

CO. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH -1s
~ IN THIS CENTURY. -~a +,
- = .'- . ,'.,. 81 .l I.,
Is E.n' - "tt a. 10 Ill &.
49,. .lH = -. ..jGa:t. 3.
LECTURE BY THE HON, A. NJ. KELLEY.
-'.. |. .. iI. 10. 'r L. TO-. ~
President of the
- uir' 60. }
IRISH CATE oL1c CHURCH BENEVOLENT ur.
.i.' ..I..l..,r..| ru. niril'F
'.' .. ID. ..t.. '-.-.IIrr... .,.-..
u.' ..I.. r,l...,. ,.. c.t!'3 ,..
ION U. s., ANDMAYoR OF RICHMOND,
In the Grand Opera House,
ON MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 9TH, 1875
llckETs' 50 Cents.
Doors open at : o'clock, Lecture
begins ats.
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NOTICES

DR:a Wales. rs has returned "a h.
ct dsaes 1S.3e Cor. Eighth ana KIM = s1ls.' a1s
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$500 REWARD!
$3.50 REWNRD!
1900 REWARD!
$500 REWARD!
$500 REWARD!
500 REWARD!
$500 REWADD !
$500 REwAhp
$500 REWARD
our store was entered on Sunday
hlght October 10th. and goods
MNen consisting OF fine opera
glasses, Westenholm's fine pock.
knives, Fairchild'S gold pens and
pencils, pearl card cases, silver
other goods,
The above reward will be paii
sloo will be paid for 1SFoRxA-
TIGS that will SECURE THE AR.
REST OF the thieves and recovery 4.
Of the goods. t.''
80 will be paid for the ARREST
OF the thieves and RECOVERY Of
the goods in good condition. "
list OF the missing articles can be
seen at our store, - -
oct l5-3t. 4Sl W.,te, S,....
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ls
THE YEARS SENSATIONS!
THE ORIGINAL COMBINATION
BUFFALO BILL AND TEXAS JACK
.o PEERLESS MoRLAccH1.
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY
IN BORDER DRAMAS.
~ For particulars, see Rocky Monr.o,n
news Prosrammes, Newspapers, etc. % ~ " =.
PRICES AS USUAL
rh hnssersed seats 70 be had at R.uRhman
vance. '~>AA usSs IN al.
oe..-s.,1,,m JOSH E. OGDEN, Agent. y.
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FRANCIS BRADLEY.

NoeeddcoESMi.I, edoSi.,,.s MAkx A';S A., 4, REYNOLDS, M in
the act Of As:embly IN such cases made and ID
PROVIDED, DO hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing to the Court az f(sencrai Il Sas-
SONS OF tbs Peace and jail Delivery ~ the
StMte .s 81 Delaware, III and for the County OF
Newauh. Nav oEhst,e. upon 20 M Monday, the 18th day Of
the next term q he Tie n.I5 said . Say q
i9ra Mccnss 70 feep ah1 i, n Or TMyern sf
30. lgS East Water street. in, thaI'Hscu,
Snd Ward, city OF Wilmington NJ
Gastie ~ ne, C1a y ast state OF Delaware. With
IN IN" }e.r }s"Sse . 2; selling intoxicating iiauors
drunk on the premises, and the ei miioW,ne ~ 0e
feeholders recommend tie saa spp iisWihns piics tinSs
SHsae; H chr!.ty.@ swsehu,txo.s j.. III.
fSSs sso 1fens He4Ess, %% %% 4 fR|iiSsr, Rjis
\ xisberg ~'i2 .,,;S,.. ;;Ghss . = =, ,sEEerks Es,
}oshuss }oam Rss RHsh y. m" Anthony seiIic4e i,.|
M|cS.s MH|GSs. :, Wallace y mo Chss weyi " j i@l
W., Wr"ne. IS II rHenny. -" J9ha -Aeale
fheodoa d. ! nSmaRfsn snaliS "A "a A4lRedn,iie l. ~ 4
'oo CO. Johnson ~ =. efl. JosepK StDck,es II, ,cr
octlast ! ~, MARI K. RRYNoIL1p,s.' RENO 1,'
{. - : -....--! ~
[ OPAL y'.l .1tT 1HoTDs' la,l COAL noDsW =
''%'. :i..AAts ASH RIDDLES" ASH RIpp1m,,|
WOOD sAws'i woop SAWS
IA large variety. 'tor.a,s ehe.p,.. y
u... ... .'.n'.1 . ""I '"H' H.r,eo;. hRo; i
'Ff-e-" 'h0IHli C2Ol hlnrket Stres,
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.ai'1D I"I o.. 80 81
.,tirrNsr |Tiur oEUf.. T.
30 li,, ; T. ...- =
.''J nIHT 4, ~ .n/
4 .i /, puJ M ~
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OUTER! BUTTER!

DIANO AND ORGAN TUNlNG,, SiSan IS's
i Oragans, Cabinet Organs. Melq,,.tnr VI, ,n,n
Pianos, aud all, kinds of muShxSii uShSi,ns,n ,u
men ts tnnedahd repaired; new BelgNl, Bng n,
Reeds mado for Cabinet Organs aic a. psys
deons 70 years experience. ). n, 1 xS
4l0OrGnge street. ~ ~ "W-
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VI ,.UUDI VUDd ..n!fN,- ,I,,
street ~ oe i1I iound at bis office, No. " -.
engaged. ""en not professionally
octo-f " :,
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway.

This pioneer line Of Railway TO the Great South.
west, startling a. Il does from Hannibat, Mo
(whcre IL connects With the numerous lines OF Rail-
war from the East and North) also from the great
city Of 50. Losiis, wherc all lines from the East
North aud South make direct connections with
their through trains, and the country through
which Il passes is the finest on the globe, viz.
Through Central Missouri, Southern Kansas and
the Indian Nation to Texas, (he Houston and
Texas Central Ry.,) which with It's numerous
branches and connections. offers the traveller a
shorter, quicker and consequently cheaper route
to reach the most important points In the Empire
Of the Southwest. Through trains thoroughly
equipped with Pullman Sleeping Cars, Westing-
house Air Brake and all the modern convenences
Of railway travelling leave Hannibal and st. Louis
daily, running through to Houston Texas. without
change Of cars. Then with their branch line from
Junction City, Kansas, which traverses the whole
length Of the beautiful Neosho Valley and conects
with tho main line at Parsons Kas., and their ar
rangements with connecting lines from Kansas
City for the travel from the Great Northwest truly
it can be said Of Il, Ills the grcat American Thor
oughfare. Tho
LAND DEPARTMENT
OF this road have for sale along the line OF Road
in the great Neosho Valley, over o NE MILLION
ACRES of Choice Farming, Fruit and Stock Lands,
on ten years credit, at LOW RATES. They offer
great inducements for the year 1875 for colonies
and families to settle on their lands. Special low
rates for tradsportation also msps time cards and
all information can be had by addressing the Cen
eral Passenger Department Sedalia, No.
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MARKETS.
GRAIN.

GRAIN.
New YORK, March 10.
WHBAT-Winter Red western 81 $50
1 26; white western 81 28@1 81.
Constituted western S3@84lc; new
white western SIC.
OATs-Mixed western 66@69c; white
western 67170c.
ToLEDo, March 10.
WHEAT-S1 0S.
CoRN-68Bc
OATs-59c.
CLEVELAND, March 10.
WHEAT-No. l Red 81. IL; No. 2 81. 05
al Os.
OATs-No. State Gle.
CoRN-Mixed shelled Tic; ear 67@6Sc.
LIVE STOCK.
BUFFALO, March 10.
Cattle more active. Hogs-heavy
81 25@7 80. Sheep and Lambs active.
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decrease as compared with 1872, when
the greatest business ON record was done,
is 60, ,666, III feet. .5ae
Some idea of the enormous amount
OF money paid out for hogs in the west
may be gained when it is stated that in
Chicago the purchases of live hogs for
packing alone, down to last Saturday,
footed up to thirty million dollars. This
docs not include the money paid for
dressed hogs, or those purchased for
shipment
In the House on the 4th, bills we're
introduced TO authorize corporations TO
issue either registered or coupon bonds,
and to exchange one for the other; TO
amend tho municipal code 30 as to com
Ipel giving personal notice to property
owners when improvements are to be
made; to give Townships, Cities, and
Villages through which Railroads are
located their proportionate amount of
tax levied against them according to the
value of the entire property of the Com
panies.
The Pittsburgh Commercial says:
''Ihe Ohio Prohibitionists are quite ear
ly in the field with their little game of
helping the democratic party. The ex-
porience Of last fall, however, has prob
ably taught largo number of temper
ance men their error. In half dozen
Congressional Districts in that State a
Prohibition ticket defeated the Repub-
ican ticket or endangered its success.
The Democracy encouraged their sepa-
rate action for the sole purpose Of de.
feating legislation in the interest of law
and order. 1t ought to be lesson to
them for all time to come.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, of Tuesday,
in an editorial on New Hampshire, said
''If the State goes Republican, it will
create no SURPRISE but if it goes Domo-
cratic, it will possess immense political
Now we should take the
very reverse of this proposition to be
true. New Hampshire went Democrat
ic last year, and if tho 'tidal wave" had
quadrupeled that majority this year it
would have created very little surprise,
but that the Republicans should reclaim
ihe State, elect an overwhelming major
ty of the Legislature, and possibly gain
member of Congress, seemed about as
lnluoky thing as could well be mag
ned.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-12
The Failure Of tho Bounty Bill.

Tn, defeat OF the Bounty Bill is a
great disappointment to the friends of
the measure throughout the country.
As its failur, is generally regarded as
the result OF O veto by the President, it
seems necessary to explain the facts at
tending its rejection. The House bill
WAS amended 10y the Senate, and re-
turned to tho House for adoption. The
House refused to concur in the amend
menta, and a. conference committee was
appointed by the two Houses, who re-
ported back the bill with the recon-
mendatiOn that tho House recede from
its disagreement This report the
House adopted and tho Senate laid it on
the table The clerks then enrolled the
bill, and it received the signatures of
both the speaker and Vice Presi-
dent But here is the difficulty that
met tho President: The House did not
simply r5cede from its disarrangements
but adopted instead, the report Of the
committee. The Senate on the contra
~, laid the report on the table, thus
making the bill Illegal, because the re-
port Of the conference committee
should have had the sanction of both
Houses. The President then found i'll
impossible to give his signature to the
bill, being sustained by the opinion of
tho Attorney General. Thus by q slight
inadvertance, in tho hurry attending the
closing hours of the session, a bill Of
the greatest interest to soldiers was al
lowed to go by default.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-12
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