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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-10-29

OF every description both plain and fancy.
Portable Top Buggies, open Buggles, Plain and
Fancy Platform Spring wagons all of the latest style
and made OF good material and fully warranted
Give me a call before purchasing elsewhere as can
not be undersold. l claim that make the best wag-
ons for the least money.
also do painting. trpminR 20 pA t6aftef NpFtf
bic top buggy for any kind OF lumber, such as hen
lock- pine, ASH linn hickory and poplar to bedeilyel
ed at my shop by the first of February, 1873 IRON
dale orders taken and McKelvy, Neal cos for re-
pairl as cash. A. S. CROSSLEY.
oct. S, 1915.
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1860. Packer S40l ,S63
1865. Curtin Gl6,023
1874. Hartranft 1,l27 ,54S
1875. do Mackey's Est. 100000
Increase 100000
Argument can add no force to these figures
But let US take another view of the case.
| hold in my hand the annual report of the
notorious Kembe, State Treasurer in 1866
say notorious" because he is one of the
men who in conjunction with Hartrantt
speculatcd in stocks with the State money,
and with him participated in the Evans
swindle, by which the State lost $500, 600 =
the very man who to-day has deposited in
his bank $4,000 of the State bounds as
shown by Mackeys report Of July 1st.
Kcmble says "The ordinary expenses for
the year are $4,097, ,Oi3,42. This is an amount
Of expenditure truly didrming, and your i'm
mediate attention should be directed to the
| reduction of our annual expenses to Il nearer
approach to what they were previous to the
war, when our ordinary expenditures were
| S2,9G2 5lS,29." If the "virtuous" Kemble
was alarmed ut S4,000,000 in 1860, what
must be thought of Hartranft's adminstra-
which expended last year $7,697 1881, OF
twice as much In the very same report he
| advocates the repeal of the law taxing broll-
ers--his own class, and the one best quail
fed to bear it.
His report also deyelopes another singular
fact This same official document, prepared
by an active Republican is also a strong
witness against the present Treasury man
agement On pages and he makes ,
careful statement Of the amount in the Sink
ing Fund, and a tabular statement Of The
amount of loans that can be redeemed annu
| oil 4 90, Il IL
deemed in 1874 at 81 ,70G, ,S6S.S3. III,
amount last year actually redeemed was bu
81 ,230, 1867, or Orcr haf million less than
Kemble Mackey's friend said could be re
deemed that gear Why was it not done
Simply because Mackey, Ilartranit and 9th
ers needed the money for political purposes
and not only failed to reduce the debt accord
ing to the Treasurer statement of 1866, bu
as the official reports show, in few year
have diverted over $G,000,000 from il
In fact Mackey admitted last year before
House Committee of which | was q member
that he had taken from the Sinking Fun
So ,496, 900, and attempted to justify it, al
, though the act was in violation of his dutie
and his oath.
As another illustration Of Republica
J sharp practice, let me call your attention /
another fact. The same year he recommend
, ed the funding of the State loaus,-abol
S23 900, ,000-bearing A. aud per cent il
terest. Much of it was not due, nor was pay
: ment demanded by the holders. 1t was don
lie and his fellow sharks funded the amour
at per cent after quietly buying up most
5 the bonds, and tho State now loses annual
. the sum of S23O,OOO by way of interest Q
D this ute transaction.
But this man Kemble, and pack of sha
a low orators and editors say 1--WE repealed Il
: tax on real estate Did your Let us sc
t True, an act was passed exempting real c
Y tate from taxation for State purposes in lSG
: | ask any landowner within the sound
s my voice if he does not pay more taxes [
: day than ever before, and three times
= much as he did then, only nOw it is collect
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elusive of those items it was $1G7, ,44O, 297, or
three times more under Grant than il was
under Buchanan. And there has been
drained from the people by the Internal
Revenue system alone 1917, 100000 from
September 1862 to this time, an amount al
most equal to our national debt, and there il
due from defaultng collectors yet -, 800 900,
or about one per cent of the amount col
lected.
The startling increase of expenditures
can however best seen by the following facts.
In 1867 the Internal Revenue Department
collected S2GG, 100000, at cost of 8 per
cent; in 1874 it only collected Sl03, ,OO0, 600
at cost 5i per cent, or nearly twice as much,
and this, too, in the face of the fact that the
act of 1872 dispensed with the office of
nsanasnra
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TOSt UIhCe UepOrtmCnt.
1868 S22,730,502.
1874 33,929,9l2. Excess S11, ,199,320.
or over fifty per cent
Navy
1868 100000
1874 22,O0O,OOO Increase G 600 600
And yet we have no navy. Our best
vessels are used by such Gland grabbers" as
Grant, Babcock and Steinberger in attempts
to unlawfully capture San Dmingo, or get
corner lots in the Samaon Islands. A few
Others are employed in junketng parties for
Grant and his chum5.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-13
BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT sPATCENS
WASHINGTON.
The Cabinet VIII Probably Sustain
Grants Louisiana Policy.

WASHINGTON, January T. Con-
Misunderstanding, collector of the
fourth district of Texas b. Shuttle
worth, postmaster, Clarksburg, W..
Va.
The bar Of the supreme court passed
resolutions in respect to Louis Janin,
of Louisiana, lately deceased.
The Alabama committee arrived to-
day. They will examine Hays, Sheets
and Pelham, and then make their re-
port.
A halfa dozen senators were III con-
sultation with the president this morn
ing before the cabinet meeting. 1t is
reported that the cabinet will sustain
the Sheridan-G Grant policy.
Don Piatt has been given until Fri
day to answer certain questions con-
corning the Pacific mail subsidy.
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Mr. Howe said General sheridan
did not ask lhe president 10 issue such
a proclamation, Ito only suggested
that such y proclamation be issued,
sheridan stood there In the presence
Of murder Ito felt keenly aud spoke
strongly, iIesuggested q remedy which
the law would not warrant, Ito
Howe did not regard that rs evil
dence VI human ferooily, especially IN
one lrained'as soldier, Did the sen-
ator from Delaware Mr. hayapl, be'
lleye thai llrn WIS senator In this
chanber, and especially Que republl'
can, who would consent 10 the slight
eHl lnfraoilon Of our constitution Did
he believe that the republican party
wanted 10 substitute u despollsm ior n
constitutional goverrment9
The senate then adjourned until lo'
morrow when the discussion will be
resumed,
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Proposed Sett e,Dent.

There were rumors abroad yesterday
TO .he effect that the congressional
committee recently engaged IN maxi
ing inquisiton into our political trou-
bles intend to ask permission Of con-
gress to return for the purpose of act
ing as an accepted court OF arbitration
in The settlement Of the whole .; oul
politi ,al difficulties, rs well as those
growing out of the election of 1872 rs
others of "a more recent date.
The proposed arrangement, as We
are informed, is to be an eqitoble set
tlement--not mere compromlse--and
the parties most directly in interes'
including Governor Kellogg, hay,
furnished guarantees that they will ac'
cept the award, whatever it be, as
final
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ChnmberIain's Message.

CHARLESTON, S. c., January L.
Chamberlain in his message says there
will be no appropriations in excess OF
the income, and that in view of the
present debts he will oppose the pres
ent liquidation. He wants competent
teachers for the public schools and
that justices of the peace be elected by
the people. He concludes as follows
l feel warrant ed i'm congratulating the
general assembly and our fellow-citi-
zens generally, on the evidence al
ready presented, of a purpose on the
part of all good citizens to aid the pres
ent administration in its effort to re-
store and enforce good government.
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DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.

G. NJ. Wheat, president; John Kerr, vice
president; Il. W. Baylor, secretary; j. l.
Leonard, treasurer.
Board of Direclors-zt. Davis, Thomas
Field, ID. Il. Grove, X. V. Tompkins, b. II.
Luce, w. ]. Clark, a. Il. Obenchain.
Board OF Arbitration-A. Sanger, j. II.
Bryan, j. +. Schneider, 4. l.. Williams, W.
A. JOIies.
Committee ofAppeals-W. f. Hughes, T. l..
Marsalis, NJ. Kahn, w. G. Connor ]. +. Cald-
well, John T,nison, W. l.. Murphy.
Iransportation-A.D Davis, =. j. Adams, A.
Sanger.
Classification and Quotation-R. V. Tomp-
kins, ]. ). Sizer. j. ii. Bryan,
Finance--W. j. Clark, 4. l.. Marsalls, j. +.
Caldwell.
Mem bership--A. I. Obenchain, NJ. Kahn,
Geo Shields.
Statistics and Annual Statements J.
Clark, B. F. Luce, Il. W. Baylor
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senator Gordon Advises Forncaranc,.

WASHINGTON, January 7.--Senator
Gordon having received numerous tele-
grams from New Orleans, has made u
general reply to them, as follows:
Governor Penn, and Il. II. Mari, of New
orleans:
i congratulate you ON the forbear-
ance of the people. Still forbear. Bear
every wrong, and If arrests and hand
cuffs are resorted to, still forDear, and
your rights will be vindicated by the
American people. You cannot better
subserve the interests OF louisiana, and
of the south generally and % liberty,
than by continued forbeafance even
unto death. j. b. GORDON.
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TIHE MAILh.
Arrival and Departure of Mails n nallns Post.
Office,
Northern Mail.

Northern Mnil,
Via NJ, X. aud u, u, H., comprising western,
northern aud eastern states, New York and
N. Louis mails, arrives daily ~ 7ll0 y M dc.
parts daily Al $40 ~,
southern mail,
Now Orleans nnd southern Louisiana, dul.
weston, Houston, An'lin, waco nnl nil nlhrr
points In southern Texas, arrives daily NJ $40
y IN; departs daily ~ $40 pm,
Ensicrn Mail,
VIA n. nnd =. R,R,, comprising southern aud
middle states, Louisville Chattanooga, Mem
phis, Little Rock, ana shreveport, aud all
eastern rexns, arrives daily NJ II u IN, de-
parts daily ~ y m,
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cloburno, Grnnbury,
WcRlhcrord, Decatur PnlO Pinto, JacksbOfO
and western posts, arrives daily ~ 800 p m;
departs daily ~ II I'm,
Cedar IiiI Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alynlado aud Cross
Timhcfs, arrives ~ u y m Wednesday and
saturdays departs Monday ana Thursday NJ
fam,
scycne Mail.
Scycne HOught's store and Union nm
arrives Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday
NJ u nj departs NJ pm alternate days
Denton Will.
Denton, Bolivar. Eli2abethtown, Doyd's
Mills, Louisville aud Trinity Mills, arrives
NJ q y IN Monday, wednesday and saturday.
departs AZ am alternate days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives ut m Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate days at IN.
Malls for llobo's store, Grapevine and Duck
creek nro taken out by hand, NJ Irregular In
teryals.
Onicc Hours.
Delivery window, BR III 10 8 pm.
Money order window, II IN to II m, and
from y m 10 I m
stamps sold from u m 10 s p m.
Letters registered only during money order
hours,
All persons having complaints against the
office, on any account, Will please present
the same, In writing or In person, 10 the post.
master
NJ. JONES, Postmaster.
Samuel 3. Jones, assistant postmaster; owen
Gerry, money order clerk; ID. a. Brown and
W. n Chuun. delivery clerks; w. ii. Went
worth and VIM. Parsons, mailing clerks.
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piuehhnrk Neglected.

New ORLEANS, January l2.-Ilie
Kellogg legislature, in the senate, by
eighteen tc five, and in the house hy
forty-eight to seven, passed resolu-
ton to elect Pinchback as United
States senator in order to silence all
doubt or questioning as to his title tc
a seat. The house and senate meet in
Joint session tomorrow.
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PhHnix Planinu Mill.

Where with the heavies, and best machines
in the United States, q character of work
exceled by none and the motto mo waiting
for your orders and satisfaction guaranteed TO
all - am still a candidate tor n share OF the
pat onace of my friends and the public.
&Dllw ID. T.. GROVE.
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Abandoned ri Sea.

LONDON, January 12.-The sloop
Georgia, bound from Boston to Savan-
nah, was abandoned at sea. The crew
were brought to Liverpool by the
Adonn. from New Orleans.
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GALx I.srON.

GALVESTON, January II. Money
steady. Gold steady NJ lll9@ll2 buy
ing aud selling silver, lower at lOOlC9
1919, buying aud selling. Exchange
Commercial bills very scarce and rates
Arm.
Hides shade easier. Dry flint lsc;
M they run lS@lSl; wet salted re-
lected 5000; butchers green 7l@Si dry
sailed sold ~ dry flint with allow
ance for salt; glue stock, Sc.
Cotton market firm with good de-
mand: Ordinary, llsc; good ordinary,
l3Ic; low middling, l4lc; middling,
l4sc; good middling, Ice. Sales, $500
bales; receipts, 1877 bales; stock, S4,3SS
bales.
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF
a certain deed of trust, to me made, signed,
executed and delivered by w. q. Young ana
NJ. s. g. Young, his wife, ON the 10Th day OF
September, 1873, To secure the payment OF
two certain promiss0ry notes. made by the
said w. G.. Young, dated The 10Th day of Sep
TENDER. 1879, payable tn 4. G. Jordan pres
ident OF the City Bank Of Dallas, or order, In
the sum Of one for eight hundred and thirty
seven fifty-hundredth currency dollars, ana
one for Ave hundred and eighty-six silver
dollars, payable nety days after dute,
and bearing interest ut the rate OF Ave per
cent per month from maturity, me hfst OF
which said notes is credited with nifty dollars
currency, paid January 8, 1874, and the last
one with forty-ihree seventy-flve hnnhredth
silver dollars, paid January. ~, 1874, SAID
deed Of trust, being recorded IN BOOK y
page i72 of Dallas county records of deeds,
ETC., TO pay the balance due on said notes,
and the expenses incurred by the execution
Of said trust, Will, on
Tuesday, the I'd day Of February, 1875.
Sell TO the highest bidder, for cash In hand
mt the court house door In the ~ OF Dallas,
Dallas county, Texas, the following de-
scribed tracts OF land, to-wit: In Dallas
county, near Center Grapevine prairie, on
waters blackberry, about IA miles north, ~
degrees west of city of Dallas, known NJ sur
vey mo. 225 D. In name of San Antonio and
NJ. Gulf railroad company. patent No; ., VOL.
7, containing $40 acres. And also W acrts,
known as survey No. 296, In the name OF
Valentine Wampler, in Dallas county, on
east side of Elm fork Of Trinity river, north
of city of Dallas about nine miles, same be
ing tile land set apart to t. q. Hawpe, In d.
vision of land between T.. G. Hawpe and NJ.
L. Swing. And also lot No. In Young s
subdivision Of the city OF Dallas situated
south OF W. 4. Youngs present residence,
fronting 1856 feet on Veal street and lei feet on
Marrclia street, containing -, ~ spaare fett
more or less, the said lot beng Immediately
Joining the lot upon which W e; Young's
residence is situated, together with all and
singular the rights, members heriditamenis
and nppurfenances 10 the same In any man.
ner belonging or appeftaining.
+. G. JORDAN, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, January 3, ls75. Tfl3w
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Paper MIL Burned.

DALTON, Ga, January l2.--Bristo q
Cuttings paper mill was burned to-
day. Loss Sl0,OOO.
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nossr,cttye Fire,

New York, January H. The crock
erv house of j. w. Howe IL on IRE.
The loss will be heavy.
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rIIE nALLAN nElkAI.n

IN the only paper la nOrlh| n
Texas that receives The fuIi
Press dispatches.
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W. II. POPE, MD. L. E. LOCKE,
POPE g. LOCKE.

Doctors Pope end Locke have associated
themselves In the practice of medicine and
surgery, aud tender their services 10 the ciii-
zens OF Dalias and surrounding country.
Their joint services will be rendered, when
( oclxe can be found at night a. the San
Jacinto hotel, and DIR. Pope at the office.
Office on the corner of Main and Lamar
streets, opposite Mohetts drug store.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The impossibility of collecting so-called
"MONTIILY BILLS ms such, compels me
to adopt the CASH SYSTEM. NotXceptions
TO cashon delivery Will be made, without
specific contract before the work il done.
] also hereby inform those indebted 10 the
firm of Grove Il Watt, that after February
LIST the.open accounts Of the firm VIII be In
the hands of Thompson II McColloin, attor.
neys, for collection by law, and as this Is Il
matter of written agreement, VIII have no
discretionary power in the matter, NO please
nnll a. nd snIIln nj
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FOR SALE

Four share, full paid up stock in the Dial.
las Bridge company. Apply to DR.. NJ.
Crow,ius, at the drug store Of Cfowdus q
Williams, or 10 ,. =. kEcOkD
AT w. Caruth's, six miles north Of Dallas.
2S5dlw
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, January l2,--Noon- Cot
ton firm. Uplands 7sd; Orleans I'D,
Sales $4,000 bales, including 5000 for
speculation nm export, Sales on basls
middllng uplands, nothing below low
middllng, shipped January ard Eel .
ruary, 7ld do deliverable March aud
April 13d.
2P. M..-Cotlon sales nothing below
good Ordinary, shipments February
and March, 7Sd; do, deliverable Janu'
airy and February 0.l0d.
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9ailg4erald

once Ia "HeTaia nioes," corner Of
main and IamaF streets, over fiTsl
National hanh, business once
Pron, tloam, second ktary,
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Markets ny rELEGR,Pn,
NEW YOnH,


NEW iORK, January la.-N0on-
Stocks dull aud unsettled. Money per
cent, Gold ll2l. Exchange, long, s6i
short, w, Governments active, State
bonds lower for some.
Cotton firm, Sales $50 bales, Up
lands, lbci Orleans lblc,
Futures opened quiet and firm, Feb
ruAry, l6Imlb O'a2Ci March, 10 gl-a2C9
10 ll.lQci April, 10 l6'lOci May, 10 p'ag
G0l0 b'lGc,
Evonlng-Cotton firm. Sales l,Oi7
bales NJ l5lo.
Money steady NJ 2G2l per cent ater-
ling quiet aud llrm. Gold llrmat I'M.
Governments strong aud active states
quiet and nominal,
Cotton-Net receipts sis bales gross
1850 bnles,
Futures closed weak, Sales 5000
bales. January nomlnally 0bc, fehru'
AIRY, 10 3.l0@l6 tc; March, l5lo; April,
10 l3.l0c; May, I0c; June, 10 1880;
July, ~ ll.l0@l0Sc; August, ~ 2D'a2a
IN Ik-Ig.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10,
RAILROAD TGnETAmsi.
Arrival and Departure VI Traln. NJ
Unilns,


TEXAS AID pArIFlT,
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CORONERS OFFICE.

An unknown entered the lager beer saloon kept
by James Farrell at the corner Of Horatio and WASH
ington streets, yesterday morning, and died in few
minutes after entering He is supposed to have been
suffering from heart disease Deputy Coroner Marsh
will hold post norton examination of the remains
after which inquest will be held by Coroner EickhoG
Barbara Metzger. the unfortunate woman who
reported yesterday suffering from the effects OF NAL
practice the hands of midwife named Wagner, died
half-past ten O'Clock yesterday morning jury
has been empaneled and will view the remains this
morning. The inquest will be held next Saturday e
oclock.
Sometime during the month OF July last Mrs. Alber-
tina BogenschwartZ, of No. 1874 Eleventh avenue went
into tue adjoining house, No. 1872 for the purpose OF
collecting from family named Sebert the sum oil
for beer purchased in his saloon Instead paying the
amount claimed Siebert and his wife fell TO beating Mrs.
BogenschwartZ and handled her III such rough man
that the unfortunate woman has been confined to
her bed since. Yesterday Coroner Eickhol
sent for to take her ante nortem statement but
irving at the house he found the patient in comatose
state. from the effects of brain fever Deputy Coroner
Marsh, who accompanied Coroner Eickhon gave 10
his opinion that the woman could not possibly
The Seberts have been arrested.
Coroner kessler held an inquest yesterday on the
body of an infant alleged to have been drowned
clubhouse, at No. 332 East Fortycighh street, the
oath ult, by us mother young girl named Elizabeth
Donovan After hearing all of the evidence eight OF
the jurors rendered verdict completely exoneratin2
the mother, but as the two remaining jurors were OF
opinion that the child to its death from volcncs
the Coroner took upon himself to commit the girl 10
the Tombs in default of 81 500 bail. The grl-mothef
Is but gXtecn years or
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BOARD OF POLICE.

The fun Board of Police Commissioners met yester.
day, Mr. Matscll IN the chair.
communication received from District Attorney
Phelps recommending to the favorable consideration o.
the Board superintendent Walling and detectives
Dorsey and Kcaey for the energy and ability dis
played in tho capture Of the murderer Of James II.
Noe; also similarly recommending captains Acddea
and Mcdonald for merorous services in securing the
arrest of the murderers of Abraham Wesberg
communication received from Chief of Police
Ross OF Utica, rendering the sum OF 500 To be
divided among detectives Adams Won Gerichten, La
Rue and Lyons, for arresting the burglars
Welsh aud Malan who came from Utica
tnis city. The letter spoke hatterna
terms OF the zeal aud ability displayed In tho case
by Superintendent Walling The communication was
motion, spread on the minutes after which It was
voted that six days leave Of absence DO granted to
the superintendent
Patrolman German, OF the Seventeenth precinct,
was dismissed from the department for hains Oft his
post
\ communication was received from tho Board ar
Excise transmitting list OF unlicensed nquor saloons
in the Eighth ward