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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04
WEEKLY REVIEW.
FINANCE.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Nov.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov. g.
Local money matters have undergone
scarcely any change during the week closing
to-day. The banks report less money on
hand for losniu2 purposes at present, be-
cause OF the large amounts got aside for the
use Of the pork packers, the season of whose
operations il Just about opening. Gilt-edge
short-time paper seldom goes begging for
buyers, and holders have 20 more than the
usual trouble in negotiating IL at the usual
bank rates. Gold has fuctuated somewhat
during the week, the fluctuations being
due to the elections OF yesterday. the
threatened war with Spain. and the ordinary
causes An idea of these changes may be
formed from the following, clipped from the
New York World OF yesterday: Gold opened
at 1857 bid, against l Is 1901 l6h at the
close on Saturday; the advance being caused
by the small amount, $1,000 900, announced
for sale by the treasury for November. OF
its own weight it declined TO l6 in less
than an hour, and ranged between 1 16 and
/ l6L until the abstract of the public debt
alta ement was received. This showed the
coin certificates Outstanding to be SIS, 645 100
or upward of 81 600 900 more than on Friday,
and gold thereupOn declined 20 l5I. AT
the close, Is 1916 was paid and bid,
made at Il5T." The outlook for tho APP
preaching winter is still unsettled and be-
yond conjecture as to results.
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and spirits at 28s. Sugar-Sales were made
Dutch standard. spot. at 2Ss ed@2Ss cd; No II
Dutch standard, afioat, at 2}s Sd. Petroleum
sales were made of refined at lOsdlts Sd; and
spirits petroleum at IS I'd. Lard-Sales were
made at 62s. Common rosin-Sales were made
at 5s@5s Sd, and refined at lad.
PARIS. Nov. 2.-Rentes, 65f oIzc.
FRANKFORT Nov. s.-Americsn securities
New Is, g.
ANTWERP, Nov. Slime American petro-
leum, 2eSzf.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.-Cotton-Sales were made
OF midoline uplands al ID; and middling
Orleans ct I'D; sales were made OF 1000
bales; 1900 OF which Were for speculation
and export snf 800 bsles American.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester are steady.
ern at 2is Cd. Wheat-Sales were made
OF No Chicago spring Al 9s lOd No
Chicago spring at s. Sd; No Mil
waukee at IS idGl0s; and winter at los Cd.
Corn-Sales were made of mixed Western at
Bis cd asls Cd Perk-Sales were made OF Ameri-
made prime mess Eastern at s5s. Bacon
Sales were made Of Cumberland cut middles
at 6ls: short rib at SIS: long clear nib at
Gs; and short clear lib at 6.s. Hams
Sales were made OF long cut hams at 65s.
Shoulders-Sales were made at AS. Beef
Sales were made OF East India mess at
Ses; extra East India mess st 1875 and prime
East India mess at s. Lard-SsIes were
made of prime Western at Cos. Tallow-Sales
were made of prime city at as. Turpen-
tine-Sales were made at Us for refined.
Common rosin-Sales were made at SIS loss Cd;
refined at I'D. Cheese-Sales were made Of
choice American at Sos I'd. Lard oil-Sales
OF refined at losglOs Sd; and spirits petroleum
at IS I'd.
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NEW YoBE, November B.
Money market active at S97 per cent, aud
closed at per cent.
Mercantile paper CO.. per cent.
Custom receipts, s662 600.
Produce exports. s5,S56,OOO.
Clearings, s4S,O0O,OOO.
Sterling firm. Sterling Exchange is quoted at
81 sJ1S for 6Odays, and 81 $50 for sight.
Money in late dealings became active, and in
a furry incident to IL, loans were made as high
ass per cent, gold, at close, however, was
quoted at 495, the reaction being as sudden as
the advance.
Gold declined from 1879 to Is, but recovered to
lI514, and closed at 1855.
Rates paid for carrying were l,2,S, 21z and 4
per cent.
Loans were made fiat.
Government bonds closed firm.
Railroad bonds were firm this afternoon. The
largest transactions were in Union Pacific nrstS
which sold at IO15; Union Pacific land grants
sold at $685.; sinking funds at S54; Lake Shore
consolidate1 registered frsts at lOl; Western
tted sinking funds at l0Ih; Chicago & North
western consolidated coupon gold bonds active
state bonds quiet.
The stock market was firm, and advanced in
was lin North western q st. Paul, which was at
tributed TO the result of the election in Wiscon-
sin; Northwestern common rose from S7H to
3Sz, and preferred from 50 to 621S; st. Paul from
34ss TO 351s and preferred from 62% to 6S14; Lake
Shore fell of to 6ls4 and advanced to ga; Erie
declined from Is to H. but afterwards recovered;
Union Pacific advanced to 655z@66; Western
Union fell off to 1874, but advanced to 1873 and
declined to 1913; Pacific Mail ranged from 4iSs
to 49, Missouri Pacific declined TO 10 and adj
vanced 10 IL. At the second call the market was
quiet with prices about midway between the
two extremes; later stocks were firm, but TO-
wards the close were lower and in sympathy
with the furry in the money market and closed
dull with fractional recovery. Michigan Cen
trail fell off to So Lake Shore to 6l54; Pacific
Mail to 401s: Western Union TO 1875; Northwest
ern TO 1925; st. Paul to 343S; Erie To III, and
Union Pacific to 6j1s; c.. g. & |. C. rose from
AZ TO So. with last sales at SIS.
Transactions on stock Exchange were $4,000
shares, of which 1900 were Erie 5000 Lake
Shore, $500 Northwestern, 1880 Rock Island
l250O Pacific Mail. 3.IOO ST. Paul, Is SOO Western
Union, and $3.50 c., G. & 1. &.
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Nov. a.. ......--.. ...4O5a ~ 40 22.II5 SOL
TRADE QUOTATIONS..
iQuotauons sre gwen Tor the paying pT7cea On
xralu and prodUce, and the sailing Er1css tor
douT and other merchandise.
BUILDING STANDARDIZATION nged.
II ne: Delphi ana huntington, $50, Peru, SOc;
ct. Paul, &c; New Paris lime. soc PER p1zhci (;
Hair, 80 per bushel. Plestar: Michigan. % rs (;
Newark, 81 81. Fire nrlok, % t0*7 psr hundred.
whites and, "a per barrel Cement, "a % Per Oar
rel for Louisville: q zoos " for Portlaod.
FUEL-CoAL-Bock coal has declined Ic;
ether prices unchanged.
Anthracite, per ton, 80 70; Bcesii nl0oG, per
buzhel, I5c: White River, 4c: Sand creeK,
lie; Highland 0rsts, 40; Highland etS8m.
Ilc; P1ttxburg, "a Brasil uut, domestic, 20
do, steam, 90; crasil lack, 80: Virginia csoEel,
$50: Indiana camel, "a
COKR-k2o; crushed Loo.
WooD-MOderately plenty ct 81 eOGS %.
FISH-Pricss remain unchanged.
Labrador herring. DDls, ~; nall DDls, u ONO.
lake herring half bblss So quarters, ~ 30; kits,
e5cQ3SI 20; No. pickerel, half bbls. 70; quarters,
- 60; kits, 81 10; No. l white per hall
barrel at % 00@6 50; quarter barrel, u 20; kits,
81 rs; family white, half bbls, IS o.:
quarters, " 50 kits, IL w; California salmon. Per
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A @ A r d.
Trade Palace, Oct. z.

Trade Palace, OCT A.
70 the Country Re q ters:
We respectfully ask your inme :
date attention to the best selected
otock Of Dry Goods, Notions and
Millinery ever brought 10 this city.
BY giving our Individual attention
to buying in New York, we have
secured a line OF Silks, Black
Goods Dress Goods. DOmetics,
Woolens FIanneIs, Shawls, Table
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, No
tons and Millinery at such rates
and on such terms as ena oles us
to offer the Iowes' prices known
since 1852. Our prices are alike TO
sill, and Gran9 ers as well as 9TH
ers will find I no other mouse
more attracti> goods or lower
prices.
- 8 Az RES 81 CO.,
TRADE PAL a. E.
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JoBBING PRICEs-Bacon clear sides, l4xc:
Breakfast do. l6c hams, Ice; lard, kettle, lS9 &c.
STAPLE GROCERIEs-Not much doing to-
CorrEEs-Prices are nominal and the market
weak both here and in the East: =. .o.,o,<, .
e f f.no :. y prime ans jaw. 4
quoted at 7kalc1sc: common pressed. D1sS
0Hkxs.-Firm At l1elz1<c for prime TO choice
factory.
MoLAssEs AND sYRuPs-Nsw Orleans molasses
worth sc for strictly primes and syrups bOcss
u for common TO fancy.
RICE-Dealers quote at IHe7Hc for kanRoon.
and seec for Carolina; 7>s9c for fair to best
sUGARs-Itis thought to-day that bet.er prices
We quote: Refined ID quoted al IOHYlO5sc
for A. of A lO5sol01<c. l0k@l07fc tor extra q.
and ll.seIlslc tor hard; circle c and B. s1zelOc;
soDA-in DoIss, s,<e7c; SOS kegs.
soAPs-German souotsd ct 6,ks7Hc; Baboitts
sTxRCa-Dealerr quote at 5s51<c per pound
for pearl.
2oa22c; cloves, 7Os75c; csssis. +hs5 O.
TEAs-Market continues unchanged.
Gunpowder Ia Quoted at 6Osg5i Az imperial
:5c9sl %; Tyson 80 ssl 20; ooloug. SceN' Ane-
SEEDS@Quiet and unchanged.
flax seed is quoted 81 u O0e3l 40, according 10
quality; much Of IL Is damage; clover al 81 W
a. 50: timothy dull at q 6592 IS.
Saginaw, dray !oaa lots, az 81 soal g; Ohio
Rlver, in store, at 81 759l %: Saginaw, car lots
al 81 7O0l Is: Ohio River, ear lots az u ~.
TOBACCO-Weak at quotations.
Royal Gem Il quoted AT S00 SSc; Monitor Navy,
65970c; bsled tobacco, 45@65c; bright navies ana
quarters. 58972o; smoking brands, 5oc9Sl &c
dine cuts 6OS95c; black tobacco, $4,000 In cad
les; twists, SOessOc
TINNERs' STOCK-Trade is nominally good
for this season prices unchsng d.
Tin plate II quoted, lor 10, IUxlf oh arcoal nrst
quality, at SO 60 TX, ditto, at e3 90: &c, I<x2o
roofing tin, 50 50; IC 2Ox roofing tin, slS 80. Brass
kettle, 45c. No. ~ iron b, 44-lOc; No. &c
iron, 50 per cent. discount nom List. Zinc,
psr sheet, lie; per cssk, lOHc, Pig Tin, Straits,
Zoe. Wire-Brfght and snnealed 40 per cent dis
count from list prices; lacquered IS
per cent discount: Solder, timers lSc.
toppsr-.sheeting. IA to 10 or. $50: plan
Csc; LesdzPig, re; bar. SIC. Anthony lSc;
WOODEN WARE-No1 tubs per doE ,S999 30 10.
ditto, Ss98 80; No. ditto, G@7 50; No. Churus.
common, per dozen, $40 so; No. ditto, 50 80;
No 8 ditto, IS so; No. l cedar churns brass
churns. SIS No. ditto. el6 No. ditto, sl4 stave
half bushel measures, s. 50; hoop iron bound
ditto, IS 5097; keelers, five In nest, 81 %; meal
sleeves, l4-l6, 81 7592; ditto Is, 81 0092 Is; o q
81 0@2 rs.
WHISKY-still steady and firm at u IL.
WOOL-Unwashed. 2Ses33c: tub washed. 4o0347c.
WINDOW C3LASS-Firm and advancing.
single Strength.
and Quail. LIST DUAL.
SKIS 10 eZlO... ...S w ~ 70
S4lo 10 lUxlo W . oS
lQxl6 10 l2xle......-................- a "
80 W 81 50 20 "
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Dry goods-Business
continues quiet with the domestic commission
houses and importers, and the jobbing trade was
light. Cotton Goods-The Inarget was dull but
firm and fine brown sheetings. denims and L
have improved looks; plaid prints and robes
were in fair request; dress goods ana skirt
dress were active; wooden goods for men IS wear
ruled quiet but repellants an cloakings were
in steady demand.
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REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKET.
RUSINFsS

The week just passed has brought but lit
trade. Considering that the pres snt is the
time line between the autumn and winter
seasons, business has been as satisfactory,
In most instances, as could reasonably be
expected. InordiDate activity is by no
means ne order Of the hour, here or else
where. As q general thing Indianapolis
merchants are rs cheerful at the outlook as
the fraternity generally. The msjority are
serene and hopeful.
Provisions nave been generally dull and
inactive throughout the week. Two causes
have induced this condition: F.rSJ, the al
most entire Disappearance OF old meats; and,
second, the face that it is yet too early IA
the season OF the new. j. @. Ferguson q
Co tegin cutting tomorrow, aud by next
week all the Ave packing houses ia the city
viii enter upon their winters work. Prices
OF hogs started in unusually high, 50 high,
indeed, as TO cause packers to hesitate ana
postpone operations as long Us possible
They must decline somewhat before beavy
work begins.
The grain, flour and feed trade has been
only moderate in extent, with few and i'm
material changes ia prices. Buyers clam
that they have been paying too much for
wheat-more than other markets-2nd show
a disposition to lower prices. The market
is well stocked, aod they will probably suc-
coed.
Produce has been dull all the week, with
light receipts and shipments. A reference
80 the quotations below will show the pre-
waiting prices.
TIE grocery and dry goods trade has been
only moderate, with a general uniformity
of prices.
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BOSTON wouL MARKET.

BOSTON, Noy. 3-Wool-The market Is Arm
with decidedly better trade tone. Manufactu-
rers are buying with more confidence, and prices
have evidently settled down to a point under
which they can not go, although an advansescsn
hardly be looked for In the present depressed
state OF trade. Sales were made OF y and AA
Ohio and Pennsylvania f1eeces at 45@f7c; me-
dunn and No. fieeces and Michigan and Wis
consin feeces at 42955c including medium I;
combing and delaine selections at 5O962c; pulled
woods are in demand, with sales at S595cc for
Sup md "
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CHICAGO LIVE sroUK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-BEEF CATTLE-The receipts
for to-day were $500 head; the market was
weak and dull, tending lower; sale were made
of stockers and butchers at 81 5a@3 IS; shipping
at sS 75@6 %; Texans at 81 7594; shipments,
1880 head.
HoGs-The receipts for to-day were q 600 head /;
the market was fairy active but 5@l5c lower
sal were made of common 10 prime at az log
z 20. mostly at 81 al 40; shippers at IS 1901;
shipments, 500 head.
sHEEP-The market was active and steady,
with sales at SS@5; common 10 choice at 50 sue
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EOREIRN MARKETR-

"a SIG; and on account, "a 7-l6; United state
bonds-5-2Os, 1865, 1885 5-2Os, 1851 lCS4; iO-as,
1921; new 5's.. 1885 New York Central, 50;
Sales were made at 5ls Sd. Linseed oil-Sales
Were made at 2<s 6d@24s Cd; Calcutta linseed
Sales were made at 5Us Sd. Turpentine-Sales
were made Of extra and Western at 25s@25s Sd ;
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EAST LIBERTY LAVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, Nov. 3.-BEEF CATTLE
The receipts to-day were C6l head, making a
total ,ll7 head Tor the last days; selling at
So 259625.
Hostile receipts to day were 2,9l5 head,
making q total of 4,7o5 head for the last days
Sales were made as follows: Porkers at 81 SOC
Z IS; Philadelphias at IS 0@S 70.
SHEEP-The receipts to-day were 5000 head,
baking a total of $500 head for the last day
selling at 81 0OC95 40.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.

INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY, Nov. g.
There were 2Jl head of beef cattle at the Ex-
change Stock Yards, and about all sold at prices
ranging from 81 60 to 81 Is for prime butchers
cattle. The market was active. Good cattle
is in demand at full prices. Common dull and
hard 10 seu al quotations. The prices are as
follows:
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M0Eat's Life Pills!
-IoRat's Phoenix BiEters I!
Pages Climax SaIve!!f

age C1l14&x S8lVo ~
form complete Family Medicine Chest and nave
cared more diseases, and have done more .Ood for
humanity, than any other medicine ever offered TO
the people.
M0FFAT'S LIFE PILLS
are PErely Vegetable. They act on the LIVER
opening the duets, and restoring the body TO Der.
fect health, and may be relied on 10 cure Nervous
and Sick Headache. COstiyeneSs. Dyspepsia. Indi.
gestioa, Jaundice, Liver and Bilious Com plants,
COlcS. ScurNy. General Weak mess. Fever 4 Ague.
N0FFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS
correct the secretiOns Of the Stomach, and ATE a
sure cure for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, SleepIess-
ness. Female Complaints. Weak ness Debility, &c.
PAGES CLIMAX SALYE
is 6 compound % Arnica with MANY other extraets
and balsAnls. we warrant il to cure serOfula and
salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Piles, Frost Bite. Chill
blains, Corns. Inflammation Of the Eyes, Broken
Breasts. Sore Nipples, Cuts. Bruises, BErHs Scalds
aud ell CutaneOGS Diseases, on man or beast. IL
allayS inflammation. subdues all pain. ard heals
without q scar. 1t is worth its weight I'm gold to
very faEily, and should always be on hand.
ey Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. p. MILLS, Sole Proprietor.
81 Liberty street, Kew York.
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MARKETS BY TELEGR RAPE.

home trade inquiry and the market is
less firm; receipts 100 barrels; sales
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between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and
O'Clock p. n of said day, at the door of the Court
House of Marion county, Indiana, tie rents and
profits for a term not exceeding seven years. OF
the following real eSta e situate and lying and
being in laid Marion county anu state OF In
diana, tO-Wlt:
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rHERIFF's sALE-By virtue OF certified

NHERfFF sAEE by VIIJue OF q certIned
- copy OF decree 10 me directe
from the clerk OF the Superior Court OF
Marion county, Indiana, in cause Num-
Der $685. in which Isaac Booze, Henry
Holderman and evi Gre h are plaintiffs,
and John A. Cassidg and Mary F. CASSIDY, his
wife, James h. Downey and Mary j. Dowpey,
his wife, and others, are defendants, requiring
me to make The sum of eighteen thousand and
twenty three dollars and fourteen cents, with
in ereSt nom the rendition of said decree and
COSTS. viii expose public sale, 10 the highest
bidder, On
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FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

. TRADE PALACE.
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MONEY. STOCKS, ETC.

ant e5 and 70 per cent. OF above.
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ley loo bushels: hogs. 1850 head; cattle. $50
head.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-Cotton-The market is
easier-not lower; sales were made at l25sc.
made OF family at IS 5096 Is. Wheat-The mar
ket is al and nominal; sales We're made of
choice red at 81 2o@i 81; CoFnIThe market is
The market is dull sales were made OF No 2 at
2S940c. Barley-The market Is dull and nonh-
pal: sales Were made of Canada, 70 arrive, at
were made at 789S0c. POrk-Is scarce and firm (;
sales were made at so. IRrd-The market is
steady sales were made OF steam at ESsgii2S+c
firm ;saes were made ofpartly cured shoulders at
SIC; clear rib at llsz9l2c; clear at l21lc. all
Cumberland middles at lOHc; short rib in bulk
at lie; short clear at long cut hams at &c,
all boxed, November. Bacon-scarce and prices
= marSet
were made of common light at s@7 To-;
good light and packing grades at
s. so@1 50. Re- eipts0None. shipments-None.
Whisky-The market Is steady; sales we're made
at 81 l3. Butter-The market Is dull ane un-
ern reserve at 2ssNc; Central Ohio. choice. at
2i@25c; medium at D@2Sc Cheese-Ihe maraet
is unchanged; sales Were made at 29i219c.
linseed; lard oil is firm and unchanged; sales
were made ats OS@l %.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s.-Petroleum Tho
market is steady; sales were made of refined at
IL lsl314c; crude at l01s@lO1zc- Flour-Ihe market
IS; extra at SIS O0@5 50; Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family at 70 2597 %; Ohio and
Indiana at So l219s7 %; high grades at 81 2o@
red western at 81 OO@l 10; Pennsylvania western
at 81 36@l 80; amber at 81 4O@l Al; white at VI ~
The sp market is firm: sales were made of yellow
at 73@7Ic; mixed at 73g7S1sc. Oats-Sales were
made Of mixed, choice white at Sss4Sc. Barley
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Obituary.

n1ED-At.tkc Hos,nl..s plantations Ascen-
~ sion psh. ~ sand tho ~ inat;'
1T II o'cloek 2. NJ iaeors eitsaeS tc"''
sorei), sgd 1ty~ais n q
- Tho tieccassas p.satng away ffessssrth in
tho flush and vigor Of life, and in the pride
Of manhood. what lerson does it tsss''--
and how weak asA faeh 10 sths .g41'oi
man ON life, which such an event exhibits
A highly respected and useful citizen, In
DEE. W4fifeai,les' death, our community sus-
tainA n public hps- ~AAA~ s01 Ae. ~ xsaRefis
full Alial and tender; as husband, kind
eousilerate and allAsssehsae; - . father
loving aud ,ipdMgent and as > Christian
cton.istent. faithful ma useful Ge"ge's
illness was brief On Saturday morning he
was taken iii, and on sunday night he closed
his eyes forever on eazth, to swaken, lot u
hope, In . better and hapDisr world. ia
~ ~. e44fgETt s{t h, f4fa -. ~ p
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The editor Of the st. James Sentinel
thinks we "chuckled over his defeat
as Senator from this district,n when.
referring to his sighting remarks Of
Gov. Kellogg We Congratulated the
Republicans Of Ascension and St.
James parishes upon the manner in
which they cast their votes 1T the re-
cent election" The gentleman il
mistaken. Not Il single chuck did We
chuckle. We believe the Republicans
Of this district desired to elect . Sen
ator in accord with Gov. Kelloge's
administration, and observing the
editor Of the Seytinel chasing himself
with the opponents of the chief ex-
ecutive-aithough previous to and
during the campaign he avow-d HIM
self determined to stand by that Of
fccr-we expressed satisfaction, in
plain terms and without malicious in
tent, that the Senatorial election re-
suited Us it did 1t ia not our prac ticc
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