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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

l O'CLOCK p. VI.
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
To- $ oorresuonding period Of a year ago:
KENTUCKY CRoPs.

Special information to the Evansville
Courier from Bowling Green, Ky, is TO the
following effect: The people OF this section
OF the state are all busily at work and seem
10 be in good spirits concerning the crop
outlook. The wheat and tobacco crCp
promises better than it did few weeks
SINCE, and although there will not be a
fol crop in these staples, there will be
plenty for all practical purposes. The most
fortunate thing about the wheat crop is
ina. the farmers OF Warren county
sowed as much again as they did last year,
and If half OF crop A.. is
raised there Will be more than is generally
produced. We hear few complaints about
shs tobacco, and il nothing uniavorable turns
tlp in the future, good yield of the weed
mag o. looked tor. y WAS at first supposed
thai the plants had been killed by the late
ir0sts. but this turned out 10 be a mistake,
and al who desired plants secured them
without extra trouble or expense. Tne
tanners will raise good crop Of oats, corn
and grass, and we predict that there will be
an abundance of these articles the coming
fall The fruit we are sorry to say was al
killed, and, with the exception of few late
APPLES there will be no other yield. The
Sc ason is good now, and the ground is In ex-
cellen. condition.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Shopping is lively.


New Jersey is arrayed in peach blossoms.
Quilp counted fourteen white hats yester-
day, and one with a brick In it.
A Milwaukee Judge has decided that
husband is no relation to his WIFE,
Mr.. Carruth, the Vineland editor, hes so
far recovered as to be able to walk out.
Nearly seventeen thousand Russian Of
tenders were bauished to Siberia last sum-
mer.
"At Berlin" says Tame, Emusic is listened
to in silence like that of church; in Paris
it is laughed a."
Hereafter passengers on the Michigan Gen.
trail railroad are to be stirred up by uni
formed conductors.
Several young American ladies are at
present in Paris studying the art of display
ing their ankles, without appearing TO do il
intentionally.
There are 1876 lawyers in this unhappy
country, according to the last census; SO.
you can reckon up the annual stock of law
suits yourself.
Every hour that man delays having an
aching tooth drawn it will appear to him as
If bis wife's temper were getting more and
more uncomfortable.
A good looking young man need never
despair, even If he has no trade. A German
baroness who affects painting has just mar
ried her impecunious model.
They say that girl in Atchison, Kansas,
has pasted complete report of the Beecher
trial (sipgle thickness) on the soles of her
shoes, and has room enough lett for few
circus posters.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW.
THE GENERAL ASPECT.

THE GENERAL ASPECT.
il must be admitted that the times are
dun aud business is but indifferently active
if we look az the country at large. There Is
a plenty of money in the country. In fact,
good securities promising reasonable ln-
tsrest are in request, and looked after very
eagerly by money holders. But trade is dull,
AID except in a very few exceptional places,
silo Indianapolis, there are not many indi-
cations OF enterprise and public improve
nsnts. While the vSlue of staple products
IS above the average, except the single srti-
Gle, wheat, prices are not up TO the point ex-
psessa month ago, and bat little Is dom z
% move the products OF the country 20 mar
ket. The market itself is weak at the sea-
BOARD. Within week remarkably favor
aois change has taken place in the weather
as 20 the prospect for crops, and at this writ
1Dg tEoro - the best possible ground ter pre-
uieting the largest corn crop ever raised in
Indiana, on the presumption that the plant
Ing season is coming out unusually fsvora-
bl3 and the certainty that The corn acreage
win far exceed that of auy former wear. At
The same Lime, il is the belief OF those best
informed that this state will bring al least a
yhTee-iouiths average crop of wheat. Fruit
WI % scarce. The prospect for the next
two or three months is not eXhileTating 10 a
business view, and it will be safe TO figure
On slow and dull times.
CHICAGO TRADE.
The following figures show the receipts and
shipments of the aforementioned articles
g. Chicago for the week ending May -, aud
Tor Il CORRESPONDING period OF Il year ago.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.
WEDN EsDAY EVENING, May Is, Is

WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 20, 1875.
The aspect on the Board of Trade was some
what funeral, as down, down, was the uniform
report. Nothing was sod except opuonS' which
I0uotarions are gwen FOR the buying prices OF
Grain and produce, and the selling prices Tor
5UILDGNG MATERIALs-Regular demand
and no change. -
p. Paul 2ec; New Paris lime, Soc per Dushel
Hair, 4Oc per bushel Plaster: Michigan, " 70 /;
SssTE Fire Sa D5st I sS Per Uas 5sa:
rel for Louisville: 81 SOFAS o. for Portland.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %; medium, 50 50; extra,
6RY GooDs-Increased activity and good
'IsXrr1se-ordinary. lOsl711c; middling. loo;
90 Comfort prints. sxssc; standard fancy do,S1<e
9<c; standard fancy side band, sH9lOc.
Dress goods-Stocks nlling up with very hand
cotton and wool fiannels are quiet
SRowN DsILLING-Nashville, lie; Pepperel.
TTUixfNa-Omega 81 inch, nc; Amoskeag A c.
SO; A, lsc; Conestoga. a Medal lse; Medal AZ
inch, 24c; ditto 81 inch. 2ic; ditto % incn' lsc
saIsTzEG srR1Pxs-American, 6-S, lie; s-s lOc;
Wni.tenden lSc, l4c, and l5c; Union, IL, 10, and
PApxR CAnBRIcs-Advanced. Common col
PRrrTs2WashingUon, American, Richmond,
Oriental. Connestogs. Merrimac. 30; Sprsguse a $
standard shirting prints, SaS1Sc: Albion solid
eolors, Slfc; Peabody suitng $40; Wamsetta, 7c;
Black and Mourning prints, SC.
CARPET CHAIS-White, Zc; colored, 34c; Gov
srlet warp, l3o.
fRoWN ACKNOWLEDGMENT, l0c. Nash
VILE. lee; Vaudeville, $40; Idaho, &c; New
albany, lJc; stark A., l0c; Laurel d.. l0Hc;
Laurel d. sI<c; PARK a., So; Granite B.. &c; Bed
ford r., &c: Pepp N, Sci Pepp. o. &c; Pepp X
Ice; pepp T., l0%Allc.
ELEACHKD sHEETIEGs-LOnsdale,l2 15c Hope
100: Blackstone, lie Mascmonet; To- H TH
| SIfc; Red Dog, &c: Quaker Ixc; Cambrics, Ions
| lll<o: Wamsutta, l51zc: New York Mills, l51ac.
9RAIM BAGs-AmOskeagA A., Soc: lewiston a
SIC: STARK. SIC; Union, 2sc; Banner, SOci Mon
traup, Sla3lc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
MONEY, STOCKS. ETC.


NEW YORK. May rs.
Money easy at 2@S per cent.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 4@4H pei
cent for choice.
Sterling quiet at sIS6s4 s61S for so days, and
81 S9& for sight.
Custom receipts slSl.Ot0.
Gold :opened at liz, and closed at ll6, with
sales during the day at ll55s9ll61S.
Rates for borrowing were flat at i TO 3 per
cent per annum.
Carrying rates to per cent.
Loans were also made fiat.
Treasury disbursements SIS 600.
Clearings. sS3,OOOOOO.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad mortgages quiet.
State securities dull.
The stock market has been active, with wide
and frequent fluctuations in leading shares.
Erie led the list in point OF activity and decline
selling down to 1875 against 1875 at the close yes
terday Prices resumed to III. but still later re-
"A to u per cent, at the opening, and later at-
vaneed from to per cent: AZ the second
remainder OF the list fell of from Il TO Il per
cent. from the highest point. Northwestern
opened at KS, rose to 3911s and reacted TO SSH.
acted 10 357s. Lake Shore fell off to 6i1s, de-
cline of per cent. as compared with the closing
Rock Island advanced from 1929 TO 1857, and
New York Central from 1921 TO 1925. Western
Union declined to !55s,against 1914 last evening.
Ohios advanced from az to z5ss. st. Paul
ranged from 3z4 to 3S14. and G., Q. q I. y. from
TO So. Stocks were Irregular during the last
hour of business, but were generally ste sdy at
the final close. Pacific Mail declined to S55s. and
closed at 36%. Erie reacted 10 l6A, and after
and closed at 645s. Northwestern common re-
coded TO SS% and advanced y per cent. in last
sales. Union Pacific rose 10 747s, and closed at
that price, the highest of the day. Ohio's rose
TO 235z, and closed at from 231s to 231z- Western
Union ranged from 1915 to 7614. Illinois Central
declined to l0U5z, and Rock Island TO 1885, The
Pacific Mail stockholders to-day elected Jay
Gould, Geo. S. Scott, Rufus Hatch, Sidney Dill
Ion, j. ID. Smith, Oliver Ames, 9. L. Osborn, Jno.
Kelley, and Geo j. Forrest as directors for the
ensuing year. Itis said that the Pacific Mail di-
rectors resolved to sue the Panama Company
or contract.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. May .6-CATTLE-The receipt, to-
gay LAVE were 5OOO head; and consisted largely of
1eAas, comDon ana medium grades: fine
NJ I was weak, and &c, lower; The market
rs ~ Jul, uult 10Y all grades, and prices are easy:
Inrougn iexans sold at 81 75s4 g. stockers sold
~ go 1oG4 o. fair TO extra shipping steers sold
% 1o9o I2i shipments, were Loco head
hoGs-Ihe receipts to-day were 90 head !.
the market was overs;ocked and weak ana I0SS,
i9c io%er an round light grades 81 l5@7-
sS9o %; scalawags sold &c 50G6 as; Shipments.
were 600 head. -
SHEEP-Ihe receipts to-day, were 500 head:
the market was nominal and sales wer.s 1900
at S4G5 30 for shorn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
TRADE OF THE WEEK.
DRY GOODS.

There has been a market revival Of business
in the wholesale houses during the past week.
For the last three days the forces have been
overworked in filling orders. The market is in
q bad state to quote in regard to figured cotton
goods. The desire to get clear OF styles that are
waning has amounted almost to panic, so that
in some instances sales have been made at
figures too low TO represent the market. But In
q general way cotton goods are exceeding
cheap and likely TO remain 50 for some time TO
come The retail dry GOODS houses ina nave NO
prices, they have 10 handle an immense amount
Of goods 10 make the profits OF former years
GROCERIES,.
Although there is no large increase Of trade to
note there is, nevertheless, Improvement
going on which, If continued to the close, will
make good exhibit for the month; the earlier
weeks of May were dull, but latterly activity
mas displaced dizziness. Sugars are weak and
show a decline of &c; the demand is fair. Cof-
fees are stronger and the market may be quoted
&c. higher, which Is not enough 70 MAKE any
cuange in our quotations, although lover grades
are reduced TO q proper adjustment OF prices TO
grades, nc former quotation being too high
for wasti lIgs. The demand for cheese is actis e
snd the market has a downward tendency.
Rec rrm, and brisk al bstter figures on the
WHEAT AND CORN.
The week has been bad one in the grain mar
het Wheat has steadily fallen, until, at this
writing Chicago advices close at SIC, decline
for tae week OF not less than ten cents a bushel.
Aud the end is not yet in view of mortal eye'
cora has been weak, and so eoRtinues. IN the
present fiattering prospect there Is no enc0uJ-
ageInent OF reaction at all TO carry prices back
70 the old notch. Yet sellers are conservative,
ana nothing scarcely has been done for several
Gays past.
PROVISIONS.
The market has gradually weakened and
prices are now lower than at any time during
the week past. But nothing is offered in this
market whatever and will not be for some time.
There is no market at present, for there Is moth
ing to sell.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, May 26-1-1re amount of bullion gone
into the Bank of England on balance to-day is
ElOS,O9O, Uonsols Tor money, 9IlE@9Il4; on
account, S91 sd9i14; 5-20s 1860. lC6 - 5is 1867,
le94: luis, 1922; new SIS. lg21[; New York Gen.
trail, 93i Erie. l5gl54; Erie preferred, Is. Tallow
55s943s 3d. Refined American petroleum, S1z0
SD; spirits, do, So.
PARIS, May 26.-RenteS, 6if 4Oc.
FRANKFORT, May 26.-Five-twenties of 1862,
993s.
ANTWERP. May 26.-Fine American petro-
leum, %
LIVERPOOL, May 26.-Cotion is dull; mid
ding uplanos, I'D; Orleans, S9S1Sd; sales OF
l0,0OO bales, OF which 1908 bales for specu-
lation and export and 5000 American.
Flour-The market is steady; sales were made
of extra state and Western at 22s. Wheat
sales were made No ! red Western spring at &
I'd; No red Western spring at IS lid. Corn
- Sales were made OF new mixed
Western at 3ls Sd. Pork - Sales were made
of new winter American Western at Us Sd:
American Eastern at SIS Cd. Beef-Sales were
made OF new American al 7Ss Cd Lard-The
market Is firm, sales were made of prime
Western at 65s. Bacon-The market is steady:
sales Were made OF clear sides, new, at SOS;
Cheese-Sales were made of choice American
new, at 62s Cd. Tallow-Sales We're made OF
p. Z. at 4ls. Petroleum = Sales were made
OF refined at 91zd; spirits, I'D.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET.
EAST Liberty, Pa, May 26.-BEEF CATrLK-
and total for the past days were 1,2H head !;
80 loads of to-days arrivals are through con-
stock was on hand; the prices remain firm, and
the quality is good. with plenty OF buyers;
the stock is sold, and waiting for first arrivals;
sales were made Of best at s7zoO@7 25; medium
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

BOSTON, May 26-Wool-Donaestic wool con-
unues IN moderate demand, man uf5 ctuTers buy
ing only as wanted. Prices are about the same
as last reported Fine wools-The demand Is
quiet and limited; prices continue Low and un-
satisfactory; sales were made Il Ohio and Penn
ssyivania heeces at 5095Tc; common TO medium
Mlcnlgan and Wisconsin heeces at 4sa52JLc:
cooIn1olng ana delaine heeces at 6c966c; washed
at 40957c. P'-'eO
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
NEW YORK DRY Goops MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 26.-Dry Goods-The market
continues quiet, but clothiers are buying heavy
woolens for mems wear, more freely; worsted
coatings and ely slams, are doing fairly, and low
grade cassimeres, are more active; cotton goods,
continue depressed, but prices are generally un-
changed, in agents hands; prints are rather
more active in first hands, and good styles COM
mand full prices. The Genham Woolen Mills
were sold yesterday, for slg5,000.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
NEW YORK. MF.TAI. MARKrr

NEW YORK, May Observation-Disclosures
copper IS steady sales were made OF new sheet.
ing at BIC Ingot laze-ls dull; sales were made
at Zo92Szc. Pig iron-Dull and heavy: sales
were made OF Scotch at SU@33c: American
sales were made at 23G2Sc RuSsla-Sheet:
safes were made at l4Hc. Nails-Are steady:
sales made at - Ot@3 SO for cut; IS OC06 so for
c!ineh: Horse shoes-Sales were made Of No.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
NEW YORK CuTroN MARKEr.

NEW YORK. May 26.-Cotton-Is weak; sales
were made OF mlddling upland at I6al6s<c
Futures closed quiet. with sales of 1900 bales
tollows: Seller May 10 2e32c; seller June Is 25-32c;
seller July. Is 2s-S2c: Keller August, is S-S2c:
seller September, l529S2c seller October Is lice
seller November, Is y-32c; seller Deem Der,
10 seller January, Is IS-32c; seller February
l55Ec SEER March, 10 lS-l6c seller April, IS I-Sc
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27

The total sales of stocks to-day were $4,000
shares, OF which 5000 were Pacific Mail, 81 900
Western Union, 10000 Northwestern, 55,OGG st
Paul, 400 Rock Island, 1900 Erie 5000
cihc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
A @ a r D
Trada Palace. oct. z.


70 the Country Readers:
We respectfully ask your imme :
diate attention TO the best selected
stock OF Dry Goods, Notions ano
Millinery ever Drought 10 this city.
BY giving our individual attention
70 ,uying in New York, we nave
secured a line of Silks, Black
Goods Dress Goods DometicS,
woolens F71anneis, Shawls, Table
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, No
tons and Millinery at such rates
and on such terms as enables us
10 offer the loves prices known
since 1852. Our prices are alike 10
eli, and Granq ers as well as otn-
ers will find at no other hOuss
more attractive goods or lower
prices.
9. AYRES q CO.,
TRADE PALACE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK M RKEr.

BUFFALO; May 26-CArTLE-Thea receipts to-
usy were liz head, making total Tor he week
OF 1904 head the receipts for the week n far,
we, were zoi cars, which were through con. ign
menus, the market was dali; sales were 500
ISS1 oI ulnOls steers, averaging 994 lO76 ar1,s
I.Sl IDS, at - 1906 30 and S5 50; 2O head OF
I sIockers, averaging 634 and 9Ol lbs at
SHEEP AND LAMBs---The receipts to-day were
i'ZOO mead; making total Tor the week OF Zoo
nead, the market was slow, and Yesterdays
prices were about maintained; 7CC head We're
disposed of. 0
hOGs-Tne receipts to-day were 1850 head:
tn.Ain toial for the week, 500 head there is
oat ltIle ilte In trade; sales were go hesd; the
YARDS are lull OF stock; Workers. sold at 81 25a7-
lected, sold at 81 50. - 80
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27

10 good al, 50 2596 20; common TO fair at IS 5Oa
l25S; bulls scarce at So 1906 Is; stockers' none
Offering QUOTE at So 75a4 rs. -0-o
HoGs-kecefpA7 for Today were 2660 head.
making a total for days, of 1855 head
sales were made OF Workers at s. SOs7 so; Phil,
SHEEP Receipts for today were 800 head,
and total for the past co. Us were II loo hea d
ssies were made OF the be- az - OOeg5 90; me-
dlum NJ u 354i IS: clipped at - O095 81.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
MORat's Life Pills!
MORat's Phoenix Bitters =?
Pages Climax Salve !!!S

form a complete Family Medicine Chest, and have
cured more diseases, and have done more good fer
humanity, than any other medicine ever Offered 70
the people.
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
are purely Vegetable. They act on the Liyar,
opening the ducts, and restoring the body to per-
feet health, and may be relied to cure Nervous
and Sick Headache, C0stiveness. Dyspepsia. Iadi-
gestiOn, Jaundice, Liver and Bilious Complaints,
Colds, Scuryy. General Weakness. Fever Aeze.
. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS q
correct the secreti0ns Of the stomach, and are
snre cure for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Slaapless-
ness, Female Complaints. Weakness Debility. sc.
PAGES CLIMAX SALVE
isacompOund Of Arniea with many otherextracts
and baisams. We warrant it TO cure Scrsfula and
Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Piles, Frost Bite. chill
blains, C0rns, Inflammation of the Eyes. Broken
Breasts Sore Nipples Cuts, Bruises, Rfrns Scalds
and all Cutaneous Diseases, On man or beast. It
allays Inflammation, subdues all pafn. and healS
without scar. IL is worth its weight IN geld Ia
every family, and should always he ON hand.
cY- Sold by Druggists everywhere.e
J. p. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
50 Liberty street, New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-27
STATE STOCKS.

The purchasing prices for Government bonus
In indianapolis vary from the New York QUOTA
tolls k0l Der osnt
seovsRNmENT sEoukI1IEs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
Sankey's Songs.

1t is IA new thing in modern religious
revivals to see the songs of Il singer rs inn
portant as the sermons of the preach
err. We have observed this interesting
novelty in the British revival under MOODY
and SANKEY. Mr.. SANKEY'S celebrity rs a
singing evangelist has been equal to that
of MOODY as II preaching evangelist. Dur
ing their operations in England we have
always heard as much of the singer rs of
the preacher. It's evident that the crowds
attending their services were as deeply i'm
pressed by the melody and harmony of
SANKEY'S songs as by the strength and
depth OF MOoDY's sermons. Perhaps as
many sinners were reached by the melli-
fiuous SANKEY as by the persuasive MOODY.
1t was but natural that British audiences
should be amazed at this exceptional power
of pious minstrel, and that the papers
there should dcscant on the sweet, alur-
ing influences of his tuneful voice.
We do not recall anything just like this
i'm the history of other revivas. OF course,
music and song, rs. well rs prayer and
gious exercises of all denominations. At
Methodist camp meetings and other revi-
walls, there is usually great deal of sing
ing, though ii is sometimes not so concord
ant or enchanting as IL ought to be. But
the ordinary service of praise, rs church
music is called does not assume the pocu-
liar prominence In the general system OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23

The electors OF the Seventh Assembly
District have an extraordinary opportunity Of
choice in the coming election. The Republl-
cans have nominated DIR. ISAAC I. HAYES. the
arctic voyager; and the Democrats Col. CLIFFORD
A. ii. BARTLETT. one OF the most brilliant, ac-
complished and able among the younger mem
bers OF the New York bar. DR.. HAYES Is a
Northern navigator, IA man skilled In physical
science, a poet, n hopeless old bachelor. wears
black side whiskers, and reVels In the fierce and
turbulent wintry blasts Of the frozen zone. Col.
BARTLETT, on the other hand, Is "a blonde,
slight In person. intellectual In feature, n
great shot Mt Creednoor, thoroughly read
lawyer, a persuasive advocate, skilled in
military science, and a universal fayorite with
the ladies. HAYES, being advanced in life,
writes for the Herald while BARTLETT, being
still young and iull OF vitality aud enthusiasm,
writes for The sun. This fact, however, does
not determine our preference for the latter as a
candid late for the Legislature. We say without
hesitation that II Herald writer were better
qualified for the duties of legislation than SUN
writer, we would support him of the Hcrdld but
in this instance such is not the case. Col.
BARrLETT's professional avocation- and studies
all tend to NJ him for the post, while those
OF DR.. HAYES rather form a disqualification.
Besides, Mr.. BARTLETT is "A Democrat. He holds
TO the great principles of democracy and thus
belongs to the party Of the future but HAYES,
following In politics "a in nature taste for what
is dead, cold, and sterile, attaches himself TO
the worn out Republican party, identified with
corruption, canal frauds, Grantism, and general
unfruItfulness OF good
We have now laid before the electors OF the
Seventh District all impartial and accurate ao-