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TTNABERNACLE CONGREGATIONS Robin
i sons Opera house. cor. of Ninth and Plum
aRey. Henry D. Moore, Pastor and Minister.
Jesus the Kest-giver. Text-Matthew XII, 70:
"Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy
laden. and l Will give you rest subject;
Tempted, the SHINING and the Sad" The
hymns to be sung, led by the Band of brass
and reed instruments, under the direction Of
Professor Currier, are: !. Before Jehovah's
Awful Throne;' 2. "Come, said Jesus sacred
yolce:" 9. "Come, ye Disconsolate." "Jesus,
Lover of My SOUL" This beautiful hymn, set
to beautiful arrangement Of Abes sweet air,
"When the Swallows Homewart Fly" will
be sung by the Tabernacle Quartet. accom-
panied by the Orchestra, at open.nx OF the SER
vice. The Quartet consists OF Mrs. Hates, Mr..
Horton, MI. Dresser, and Mr.. Folger. Extra
seats will be comfortably arranged on the
the stage, III order to accommodate as far as
possible those who desire to attend these SER
vices All are cordially invited. Strangers in
the city and young men most welcome. IL
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In Mem n0rians.
MRS. MARGARET HOPKINS,

MRS. MARGARET HOPKINS.
The loss of a friend upon whom the heart was
fixed, to whom every wish and endeavor tend
eu, is a state of dreamy desolation, in which
the mind looks abroad impatient Of itself, and
finds nothing but emptiness and horror. The
blnmeless life, the artless tenderness, the pious
simplicity, the modest resignation, the patient
sickness, and the quiet death, remembered
only to add value to the loss, to aggrayate re
gret for what can not be amended, to deeper
sorrow for what can not be recalled.
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THE RUFER TRIAL.
A Change Of Tenue AUotced-the Case tG
be Taken to Hamilton

be Taken to Hamilton.
A last effort to obtain a jury from Hamilton
county to serve on the Rufer trial was made
this morning and was unsuccessful.
The motion for change of venue was then
recommended and finally allowed, and after
some discussion it was decided that the case
should be taken for trial to Hamilton, Butler
county, o. Prosecutor Gerard leaves this af-
terno0n for that place to draw jury so as to
cause no delay when the Criminal Court opens
there, October 18th.
Rufer will be transferred to the Butler county
jail in the fore part Of next week. A change Of
venue, 1t is likely, will also be made in the Eg-
ner trial. The case Of young Egner is set for
next Monday, but probably his case will also
have TO be taken to another county for trial.
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Itenss.

Special to the Star
SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. A fire
broke out last evening in s. and A. Def
enbaoh's livery stable on Limestone
street. Damage, about 5000. Insured
in Dayto and Columbus.
The weather has been very WARM for
the past few days, and farmers are anx-
iously looking for rain.
The political feeling is running quite
high.
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OMAHA, NEB., Sept. 4.-The heavy rain
Of yesterday washed out a good deal of
the track of the Chicago g. Northwestern
railroad at New Jefferson, Iowa, and
o cattle train went through the bridge
at that place at one O'Clock this morning.
Twelve cars were smashed and nearly
all the cattle killed. No one was Sc
riOusly injured.
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Some Startling NosOs.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-Harry g. wilkins,
for some years an employe of the st.
Louis Type Foundry, dropped dead yes
terday.
The Texas editors left for Springfield
this morning, and will reach Chicago on
Sunday.
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Pete Nc CarsneN.

WAsHINEroN, Sept. 4.-The Secret
Service Division have information that
Pete McC Cartney, the noted counterfeiter,
who escaped from detectives and dep
uty marshals in Texas three times, has
turned up in Mexico.
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permit he will visit Philadelphia during
the Exposition.
RX-QUEEN ISABELLA.

the Exposition.
EX-QUEEN ISABELLA.
MADRID, Sept. Aft was reported here
to-day that General Compass is asking
the General commanding the army OF
the North to join him in pr0nuncia-
mento restoring the Ex-Queen Isabella
to the throne.
WHAT TURKEY INTENDS.
RAGUsA, Sept. Alt Is stated that
Turkey will place 1900 more men in the
field Immediately, and the army will
have 228 cannons. This will place the
military ON war footing.
TURKEYS REBELLION.
LONDON, Sept. A dispatch from
Therapia, a suburb Of Constantinople, in
which the foreign Ministers reside, says
the Turks in Herzegovina have gained
victory. Ten thousand insurgents have
been driven across the frontier into Dali
malta, where they have been disarmed
by the Austrians. Nevesigne, the focus
Of insurrection, has been destroyed.
been re-established.
A correspondent of the Algemeine lei
tung writes from Belgrade that Prince
Milan is not likely to prevent Servia
from helping the insurgents.
A special telegram to the Daily News
asserts that Servia intends to call out
10000 troops.
The official Montenegrin journal avows
that Montenegro will remain neutral
only in case circumstances should pre-
vent action.
ENGLISH TRADE AND FINANCES.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The Times, in Its
financial column, says: "There is in
creased tirmness In the discount market.
Apart from other influences which may
be expected to cause greater demand
for floating capital as we get into the au-
tumn months, more than usual atten-
tion Is directed to the requirements of
the country in connection with the grain
trade. 1t Is known that we shall have
to import an unusually large quantity of
wheat, and it is equally certain that all
mating barley will have to come from
abrOad.o
The Daily Telegraph says the pros
poets are favorable for che hop harvest,
which has already commenced. The
low the average.
The strike In Dundee is ended. The
mills reopened to-day, the operators hay
ing consented to work at seduction OF
five per cent.
TWICE DEFEATED.
MADRID, Sept. At is officially an
nounced that the Carlist General Dorre-
gary, while endeavoring to force pas
sage in Arragon, has been twice de-
feated, with the loss of four hundred
men,
A STORY THAT is NOT BELIEVED.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 4.-Fhe Government
here has heard nothing to confirm the
report telegraphed to the London Times
that the King of Burmah refused to re-
ceive Colonel Duncan, and the story is
generally discredited.
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Ship Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-The Sidney
mail of July "a, reports the loss of the
ship Isabella, from Newcastle to Hong
Kong, with coal. No lives lost.
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Not S,sictde Aftar ArI.

San FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-The Coro-
ner's jury has returned verdict to the
effect that Mr.. Ralston's death was by
accidental drowning.
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Bad for CharIey.

HARTFORD. CONN, Sept. 4.-Charles
GREEN driver of Lulu, is lying at She
Olyn House in this city dangerously i'll,
and his recovery is doubtful.
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accidental Shooting.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-Willie, a thirteen
years. old son of W. O. De Paw, Of New
Albany, accidentally shot himself last
night while handling pistol
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Fire.

CUBA, NY, Sept. 4.-The Cuba House,
three barns, six horses and man named
Kelley were burned this morning.
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WINE STREET CONGREGATIONAL
Y CHURCH. = The Pastor, Rev. e. B. Boyn-
ton, ID. D., having returned-will be re -opened
i9r the usual hS fhi Rsv cen arp
of the Methodist Conference No evening sere.
vice. Sabbath-school at $3.50 A. M. 1t
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C0ntntssiOsser of PGsents.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.AThe President
has appointed r. Holland Duell, of New
York, Commissioners Of Patents, vice
Thatcher, resigned.
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WTANTED-sITUATIO competent
w girl, IL years old, to wait on and teach
small children; no objections 10 the country.
Call ab or address 159 George street. se3-2t
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VKTANTED-SITUA A1ION-By good clerk
w and book keeper. Address CLERK, Law
renceburg, Ind. sc3-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED-SITUAT ATONE good mill
w ler. Address q. IL. FULLER, Lawrence
burg, Indiana. se3-3t
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wv UATIoN-By sober and
wv reliable printer, who has had some expe-
rience as editor and publisher. Address ID. d.,
Post office Box 4S3, SJeubenville, o. se3.3t
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uTANTED-CLERK - Experienced entry
wv clerk, for wholesale notion house. Ad-
Eess, giving references and salary expected,
b, Box 1,Ua4, city. se3-St
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(TTANThD-YOU TO KNOW-The cheap
wv est shoe store in this city Is the New
Fork Shoe Store, No. 6 East Fifth street, one
koOr from Main street. se3-6t
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CT. JOHNS p. E. CHURCH-Cor. Seventh
y and Plum streets. Rev. =. B. Morgan, Pas
tor, has returned from his summer vacation.
Services at II o'clock A. nj. and 7:45 z. Nj.
invited to attend. Strangers made welcome.
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TKTANTED TO EXCHANGE Two fine
w lots in Leayenworth City-tltle perfect
and taxes paid. Address N. WHITE, City
Post Office. se5-%t
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yKTANTED-BOARD- private fam
w lily, of good social standing, in Coving-
tom, KY, by a young man of sedate habits.
Address, for one week, S. STOCKTON. City
Post-office, seS-3t
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TO CALL-At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
@6 West Fifth street, between ELM and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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NTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By one Of long
w experience, with best Of references Ell
thcr as bOOk-keeper or general clerk; grocery
or commission business preferred. Address W.,
p. o., Box 1874. ses-8t
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VNTANTED- WOMAN-An honest, capable
w woman to do lady's washing and wait
Ipon her three hours each evening. Address,
With terms MISS O., this office. sel-4t
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LOST.

K OST- DOG - Small, terrier build; body
E brown, neck, breast, nose and feet white;
had on German silver collar; answers TO the
name of Knob" Return to "a Chestnut ST.,
and ret reward se3-2t
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

ELDER DAWSON will preach at Christian
IL Chapel, East End, To- Morrow at ii O. clock,
and Brother Abbott at 8 T. NJ, Sunday follow
ing. IT.
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FOR RENT.

TNoR RENT ROOM-A nicely furnished
T. room for two gentlemen; gas, bathroom
and large clothes closet. 246 Plum street, be-
tween George and Seventh. se3-3t
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CT. PAUL NJ. e. CHURCH, corner of Seventh
y and Smith streets-Preachng Tomorrow,
at II A. M. by Rev. L. u. McCabe. ID. ID. Or
dination of Elders and sermon by Bishop Fos-
ter at p. Nj. Preaching at TX Z. Nj. by Rev.
VIM. Taylor, late of California. 1t
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VXTANTED'-- YOU TO KNOW That B.
w CAvAGNA s. SON have new lot of fine
Roneless Codfsn. and a splendid line of
Hsoceries. jy26-tf
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TWICE DEFEATED.

MADRID, Sept. At is officially an
nounced that the Carlisu General Dorre-
gary, while endeavoring to force pas
sage in Arragon, has been twice de-
feated, with the loss OF four hundred
men,
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NOTWITHSTANDING.

VTTANTED - BOARDING For students
w Give the number you can acc0mmOdate,
with rates for board and lodging, with OF with
nut lights and fuel Address ANITOR. Med
ical College Of Ohio, 103 W est Sixth street.
se3-2t
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A STORY THAT IS NOT BELIEVED,

CALCUTTA, Sept. 4.-rhe Government
here has heard nothing to confirm the
report telegraphed to the London Times
that the King OF Burmah refused to re-
ceive Colonel Duncan, and the story is
generally discredited.
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NTANTED you NOT TO FAIL--To 20
w to s. MARKS, $50 w. Fifth st., for any
Thing you need in boots shoes, CATERS or slip
pers, and you will be astonished. how much
thesper you can buy there than elsewhere. He
tells retail at wholesale prices IL
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wv ANTED - PRESS Second hand ANA
w teur's printing press, small size. W. G.
PELHAM, Maysville, Ky. se3-2t
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TyOR SALE-WOOD-Sixty- five cords NO.
J. seasoned split wood, near Montgomery
pike and eight miles from Courthouse. Ad-
dress J. w. REMEDY, Pleasant Ridge, Ham
It0n county, Ohio. se3-2t
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TOR SALE-EVERGREEN WREATHING
IL For Exposition decorations. j. b.
CHADWICK, No. East Fourth ct. se4-2H
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DICHMOND-ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
IN cor. Richmond and Cutter.-Preaching at
this Church by President Robert Graham, of
Bible College, Lexington, KY, Tomorrow
Morning, at II, and evening at " O'Clock. All
are invited. 1T
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TNOR SALE-vIOLONCELL 100 diff
E ferent pieces Of music. Address, by postal
card, Il. d. LY ONS, st. Louis, Mo. se3-2t
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ELEVENTH STREET CONGREGATIONAL
y CHURCH. - Rev. Eben HALEY, Pastor.
Services Tomorrow at II A. M. Subject :
"Seed- time and Harvest" All are invited. 1t
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VXTANTED - PARTNER - With $1,000 to
wv $500 to travel with music, wagon and
horses, to sci patent medicine, Address j. w.
TRUMAN & CO., Box 1853 Wilmington, Ohio.
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VTTANTED-CUTTER letterer in mar
w BILE and granite. Address M. V. MITCH
ELL & CO, Box 647. .,Zanesyille, y. se3-2t
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TDR LE-CARRIAGES New and SEQ
I Ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and q West Seventh street. GEO. Z.
MILLER u SONS. sep1-tr
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The Custom House Commission
Trade PrOspects-The Grain Bus
inesS. &C.
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L'OS SALE-LAND--5 acres prairie land; !;
IL good spring on same; in thickly-scttled
neighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this office.
ljy14-tfl
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
I street. between Central avenue and Plum
Preaching in the morning by the Pastor, w.
I. Moore, and in the evening by the Rev. y. II.
Pearne. d. D., Of Grace Nj. E. Church, of Day
ton, Ohio. 1t
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uTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
w nrst-class Sewing Machines In order TO
setire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, SS0 Walnut
street, first floor. je26-tf
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VNT do general house,
wv work in small family; good wages will
be paid to good girl. Apply TO X. Il. TAY.
LOR, on Baltimore pike, East Fairmount,
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E>OR SALE OR TRADE-DRY GOODS
T. Stock, on line Of railroad and in country
tuwn; a rare chance for business; good room
and best location in the place. Address POST
Office Box l41, Newcastle, Ind. se3-2t
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AwANTED- BOY YOUR HATS OF
M MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jy15-1
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BTYLES Of all Sizes Of fine pictures taken at
copied. Frames of the latest pautern for sale
athalf what they are sold for elsewhere. Call
and be convinced. Also ferreotypes OF the best
quality. Go to BELLS, at No. 100 w. Fifth
street Remember, to suit Or no charge; at
very moderate prices. auSS-S,u
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FOR SALE.
DOR SALE-A ROUTE-On this paper. Call
T. at No. % Carr street, up stairs. au2f-tf

IL dO W. AS SUii poioOV, up otuilos 6uHf-pA
TOR s A l. E. RAILROAD TICKETS -
ia Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW q
CO., 80 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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BUY-Standing or side
wv wall showcase, from 8 to 8 feet high,
Rnd from 4 to ~ feet long. Also, box counter,
with or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dress G. B. T.. this office. au10-tf
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-10-07

The most terrible kerosense lamp
explosion on record occurred in Ne
braska lately, by which the father
mother, two boys and an infant-the
whole family-were horribly burned
most OF them in attempting to save
the others. The child has died, the
mother and one boy are in a des-
prate condition, the other boy will
probably be crippled for life, and
the fathers hands burned so that
he can neven use them. The explo-
sion was caused by the lamp being
accidentally knocked down.
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A mercantile house in John street
New York, advertised last week for
a shipping clerk-salary, S15 per
week. In one day they received re-
plies from six hundred and four APP
plicants, many of them stating their
necessities, education and previous
superior positions at salaries rang
ing up to $4,000 per annum. This
incident Indicates not only the pres
sure of the times in the commercial
metropolis of the country, but also
the utility of advertising.
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Sherif's Sales.
Sherif's Sale.
State of Louisiana

James S. Herring.

James s. Herring
In District Court of Bossier, La. No. 626.
Dy virtue of a writ of fieri tacias issued in
ID the above named suit, and to me directed,
have seized and will proceed to sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court house door, in the town of Bellevue,
La, within the legal hours of sale, ON Satur
day, the 9th day of November, 1875, the follow
ing described lands, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of northwest quarter
of section twenty mime township eighteen
range eleven. Southwest quarter of northwest
quarter OF section twenty nine, township
twenty three, range fourteen. Southwest
quarter ofsouthwest quarter of section eleven
South half of southeast quarter, and south
half of southwest quarter of section ten
North half of southeast quarter, north halt
of southwest quarter, southeast quarter OF
southwest quarter, and southwest quarter of
southeast quarter of section fifteen, and
north west quarter of section fourteen, town
ship eighteen. range twelve, in the parish Of
Bossier, Louisiana, containing six hundred
and eighty acres of land.
Said lands seized as the property OF the de-
PENDANT, J. s. Herring, and to be sold to pay
and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of ap
praisement. Act Of sale at expense of pnr-
chaser.
BIZ. ONEAL, Sheriff
Per w. H. HILL, Deputy.
September 30, 1875. [pr's fee $A
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

REIERsEN & GRAGARD.-This firm
beg leave to inform their customers that
the active partner of this firm has just
returned from the Eastern markets,
where he has been for the purpose of
replenishing their stock of staple Dry
Goods and Notions for the fall and win
ter trade, and by the 5th instant say
their line will be very complete. And
as they aim to discontinue the present
business with the close of the season,
they intend to offer their goods at
prices they feel certain will not be COM
peted with in any of the Southwestern
markets. Our merchants and others
buying goods by the piece would do
well to give them call.
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Mr.. Scburz left this country for a
visit to his native Germany few
months ago, thoroughly disguised
with the corruption and 'rascality of
the Radical party. He has been
where millions of United States
bonds are held by capitalists, who
imagine that their interests would
be imperillsd by the defeat of the
contraction hard-money policy Of the
Radical party. In the service of
these foreign money kings he re-
turns to his adopted country to use
his influence with the German pop
ulation of Ohio in favor of Radical
| ism and contraction OF the currency.
1t is the bondbolders's fight for the
enslavement Of the people, and mon.
eyocracy can well afford to spend
millions to secure the triumph OF
their cause.-[Savannah News.
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The honest citizen. I

The honest citizen, who brushes
away party prejudices, and keenly
conscious Of the importance of
cleansing the political atmosphere,
meditates only how best to bring
about the needed reform, finds no
other resource at this time than to
vote the Democratic ticket. Only in
that way can he sufficiently rebuke
and ultimately drive from power in
Washington the party Of Grantism,
the unworthy successor OF the Re-
publican party New York Sun.
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The fortune of Gen. Grant is
now no less than million dollars,
and is still growing. In 1860 it was
less than nothing, and he was drink
ing poor whiskey out of his allow
ance of 500 a year. His present
wealth might perhaps be used by
moralists as a text to illustrate the
benefit of honesty and economy.-N,
Y. Sun.