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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27

WHEN the Republican party lifted
the load from the IN of the farms
aud homes Of Pennsylvania, by re-
pesIing the tax Oh real estate, and
putting the burden on the Railroad
corporations (where it belonged)
Cyrus l.. PershiOg was a member oil
the Legislature.
The railroads sem kilograms to
their vote-buyers in the Capitol 10
kill the BILL" These vote-buyers at
once marshaled their forces to defeat
the bill and keep The load of one NIL
lion three hundred thousand dollars
ON the farmers, and save the railroad
monopolies from paving a fair share
of the taxes of the State. Pershing,
being one Of the ~"roosters," lodged
the vote and abandoned the farmers
10 tbeirfa ate. He now seeks the farm
ers votes. What are the farmers Of
Pennsylvania going 10 do about 1t.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27
RELIGIOUS

The fall aud winter of '75-'7G will
be made memorable Ia New York by
a thoroughly systematized revival
movement. The churches, without
exception, have Joined hands, and an
effort will le made such as the world
never Saw before. Moody and San
key viii open the bali in Breoklya-
Miller, Bliss, and q score Of other
well known revivalists will commences
at the same time, and all the clergy,
With such layman as have gift in tie
way of prayer and song, will second
their efforts. The business of the
Christian world, for the net four
months. will be revival. They pro.
pose to fill the air with religion-to
make it the topic Of Conversation
Everywhere, and at all times.
Great good yill be effected. A
Systematically orderea raid will be
made on the rum mills and the gam.
bling bells, crooked business of all
kinds is to be assailed; in short, al
effort is to be made to elevate the
moral tppe of the city at large
Great good viii lie accomplished for
The churches, and many nen outside
ars in deadly earnest There VIII be
no lack of either funds or laborers.
1t will be a great thicg for New
York.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27
Mere Lynch Law.

LITTLE Rock, October 20.-At st.
Charles, Gu the White river, on Sun.
day morning while the sheriff Of Ar
kansas county, with two prisoners,
enc s aolored man named Carrigan,
and The otneF e Vh:le A4aa named
Dugan, were waiting for the Boat
20 take them to Clarendon q party OF
masked mes, sil Seli armed, seized
The sheriff and posse and boYnq the
TWO prisoners together. The mob
fired aud killed pugaa instantly and
then separated. Dusan had bsen
sentenced to be hung for the murder
of Ahab Inman, but having been
granted aEew trial his counsel pro-
epFed 2 cnanga of Eenue to Monroe
county. where the sheriff was taking
the prisoners.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27

EVERYWHERE throughout the State
the aemoralized Democracy are stam-
pcding. Keep them on the run.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27
T

-Notiee is hereby given that the eOparIdershiy
heretofore existing between @. II. and G. A.. WaIi
tes, OF Gebharts, under the firm name Of Waller
* Bro, has thu day October ith, 1872 been dis
solved. Oh. WALTER,
oct2O G. A. WAI.TEK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27
DEGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned
as legatees, creditors or otherwise, that the follow
ing accounts have passed register and the same
will be presented for confirmation and allowance
at an Orphans Court, to be held at Somerset in
and for Somerset County, Pa, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27
Netc Advertisements
SALES.

NRv vir,ue Of sundry writs Of Fieri faeias 81.
ye1d;.inni exponas issued out OF the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Somerset county, "a, am 20 me
directed, 1 will expose 10 SAFE oy puoh'
Inc I,nurt Hnnss. In SOinerset, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27

LET our friends study the Ohio
election and profit by it. The De
mocracy started out with the boast
that they would carry that State by
80 600 majority, and their friends in
~conrcntion at Erie responded that
,hry would do likewise in Pennsyl-
vania. Hard work and thorough or
~gaaization gave US Ohio by six thou
saud, and the same work and energy
will carry this State for Hartranft by
so. 900. Let US work for it, friends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27
U PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, the Honorable WILLIAM NJ, HALL,
President Of the several Courts of DoIamon Pleas
Of the Counties composing the sixteenth Judicial
District, and Justice of the Courts of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of
all capital and other offenders IN the said District,
and LEWIS A. TURNER and josiah MOwRY, Is
qnires, Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas. and
Justhccs OF the Courts Of Oyer and Terminer, and
efnerai' PAT Delivery, for the tIial of all capital
a.t other ois ndelS an the Oo-Ety o. Somerset, have
issued their preeepts and to me directed, FOR hold
INK a CoaEt Of Common Pleas, and GeReral Q rar |
tor Sessions Of the Peace, and General Jail Deiiv-
cry aad Courts Of Oyer aud Tc?miner. at Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27


! Will shut bis eyes to The misdeeds OF
Tammany's chief supporters. In
brief. and to pus it in the shortest
possible way. The chief supper, the
strength Of TammaDy. is the rum
mills. the thieves, and those who
make money out of thieves; and as
Haekett was 10 their way, Hackett
must be slaughtered.
lie was slaughtered. John kei-
w, in the Democratic Convention,
rose and insisted that he should not
be renominated. Nay, more, be read
a list of those whom he desired to be
nominated, aud his dictum was
affirmed by The convention He
made the nominations, and New
Yulk knows what bis object was,
and why be did it. Every mar on
the ticket is bis tool, and the humble,
ohedient serya an. of the worst classes
in the city.
And let me say that the throwing
overheard of Hackett was done in
defiance of every paper in New York
except the Tribune, which is DOW
the only paper in the city entirely de-
voted to Democratic Tanmany. kel-
ly wants ONLY one paper, and that is
the Tribune.
The moral to all this is: John
Kelly controls Tammany, Tammany
controls the city, the city controls the
State, and the State has a powerful
influence in the nation. John Kelley,
as the head OF Tammany, will have,
in the event Of Democratic success
next. wear, a control 10 the affairs OF
the nation greater than any other
man in the nation. 1t behoGves the
Republicans of the country outside
to see that no matter of merely local
importance stands between them and
a Republican success. | hope my
Republican readers in The States hold
ing elections in November will take
this warning home to themselves, aud
I do all that is in them to prevent the
| Democracy from capturing those
States. More depends upon their
action than they are aware Of,
The Republican conventions OF the
city renominated Hackett and Phelps
for the positions they are now occu
pving, and we hope to elect them
despite Tammany aud the rum-milIs
and thieves. 1t will be o bad day
for the city and the country if we
do not. All the States should follow
! Ohio in a decent condemnation of all
that is bad aud vile in government
matters.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27
4 LIFE WELL SPENT.

What a world of time most OF US
let run to waste, which, rightly used,
would enable us to become wiser and
betterl This excellent sentiment is at
least as old as Confucius q hundred
successive generations of our a%ncest'
( ors have each, in turn, Endorsed IT'S
responsibility. until it has got itself
adopted into q calendar of truths
which all generate, and pretty much
all give tie go by.
Even that division of the twenty
four hours of the day by the masonic
craft, which attributes eight hours TO
acts Of worship and benevoience,
eight to affairs, end the remaining
eight to refreshment aud repose,
would seem to be, with the vas ma
liority Of persons, more fanciful than
real. and the actual rule would be
more nearly expressed by merging
the portion set apart for piety and
good works with that for rest and re-
lreshment, thus giving two-thirds OF
each day to the qualification of mere
" physical wants and desires. In
deed, It's so much the fashion. and
we are so well used to dawdle over
our business, and run to excess in our
recreations and pleasures, that we
wonder at the case wi.k which all
exceptional man, like Mr.. A. y. stew
art. carries the great weight of his
business affairs, and can with difficult
ty believe that be sill! fnds time each
day to read a portion of some Greek
author in his original tongue, and
that be still cherishes aud gratihes
his taste for art, and surrounds MIN
self ia his leisure hours with persons
eminent in the various Intellectual
walks of life.
An tn,5 i introductory to saying
that last week dealt took away a
~well-known business man u tbs Say
whose life well illustrates the attain
ments possible to any business @an
Of fair intellectual gifts, and points
the moral Of my foregoing ermon Oh
the value Of time. Mr.. William
HegemsD, born in lSlG, vas educat-
ed a druggist, and when he died vas
head of the widely known Grn of
Hegeman & Co, whose several at
traetive stores on Broadway have
been fam.lar 20 the public for so
many years. Nov il j. pot remarka-
BILE that a man should become . epc-
eessful druggist, if he works hard
enough and long enough TO become
50. But Mr.. Hegeman not only ca
silly stood first of the pharmaceutical
chemists Of tbs city and carried all
scientific studies in any wise .conDec-
ted with his business TO 0 high point
of culture, but he also gained greet
proficiency in the arts of painting
and music, so that be would have
been noticeable iR the practice of
either art had be not possessed so
many other claims TO intellectual and
socia! distinction that these merely
stood for accomplishments in his well
rounded character. soy this gen.
tleman was, day by day, an eetiye
business man. giving the usual time
and care and thought to the conduct
of a large and prosperous business
Yet, ia those hours usually regarded
as sacred TO rest and recreation, he
hee, BY wise husbandry Of spare
hours, gathered frrits in the garden
of knowledge which are lsnally the
result of the assidqops labors- OF 6!
lifetime. Verify, the hoaIs are gold
en-.
REIIGTNTS I
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-10-27
On Monaay, November .. 1877,

NoTicE is hereby sires to all the Justices of the
Peace, the Coroner and Constablcs within the said
County of Somerset, that they be then and there a.,
their proper persons, with their rolls, records. inoui-
ltions, e4a-a--at'onsi and other remembrances. To
dothcse things vhiel 10 tneif oi.oe5 and In that
behalf appertain 10 be done; ard also, they who
will prosecute againstthe prisoners that are 6r shall
be in the Jail of Somerset County, to be then AMI
there, 10 prosecute against them as shah be INST d
SAEEIsk'S lsF.P- OLlYER KNEPPER,
Sonetsei, oSi. ,. Sheriff.
, 1875-02-09
few los of extra fctchra higher grrer The market
coaod wsak At f6.2s1a 7.21 frr common TO e1tra.

denan5 sy WI H. n'rnera.e aS w. ao w
M nI r.,aa .ss sua Ss1y que,
t ~ oIIat1. u Gnange IN vnitce "hH ajfaten nnh We
j"m u, unod ~ sunss ~ " MN , ~ s f.
" XIV" u sfpo9so1'' ahd eaoiee 10 e1fa N f1Sa
es''@''
sr,n ,~a.r VT, NEW YohX.
SEw tohR. Iep s.-GEEyEs-RocetrtA yesterday
@ saa ~, 4s~ haHnH niao tof tie waeF, ANRst
1 .o ,ast wffk. Tho quality r frosh offerings WIZ
heteF tnaa tae AVERAGE Tue demand WIS only tnHa-
fnnc,rv t1r11innrr r., 1n.,1 r.~ats .t ~.
tle Qkr: mor 10 urime onI n1tra nntivnu pls,M
i3r: fuIrs ltuiN N rar II1Imnis sta.r. H = a. xs Nv
ai .a,3A1r. cnrs lJu Nv Il !! ,st NJ
csrs n.av liz csyt, Mt ii <st9,;c II cars DIV swt
lihfa1I,i n rarE ,jn uy 81 cwt ~ ~. ~
ny liz cwt ii liz: rar tip hy cwt ~ h1c. cap.
Texans AZ rwt st atit, n cnr. f,arrs cntiIo
, 1875-02-09


At tlls resulting reduction.
MEsa roae-Waa relatively lu and t1Bdlsc ror
hFt ower III sympathy with The dorline IN live hogs,
anil rnlkcr heavy drop 1M pork III New York. There
li!l!s demo beyond turning frnm Mare, into
April, the disposition to maku now purchases teing
vcry .iisht sairs were reported Of 7so brla cash nj
$la29 500 i,rls nclItr March ut $ian5a iB37k
o.2 ae'lcr April at aisbsas.7o 500 brl4 Seller
May at *isoo; au 2ooo Iris collier Iuno 1t sia.lss
1920. Total l7bNl hsia. Tho rnasket cu,e1 nj Sls22
Gs1s.2s eaa'i; ls.ao fer March,; ami $d. .61 for April
Cle,F reEk WIS ,.sn,lal at sip 2Mtleso. Sales
REPORTED Of AID brla extra cear Mt }ADJ II hrl4 family
at sl701; 100 hra primo mesa Mt tlG.Uo and 100 brls
extra rrime at s1t.oJ.
Tbs: the Quantity soll short h-ng large cnn'igh.
cninpire Will tAn stock, 10 iiicJ rara Ii, tit in
nsa rrnn. Hence the market .eaty. Relrs wrre
euo tes sel!ur March at slI tta seller
April Ut slisHa 1900. Total. 1a,sn icr. Tile market
sa,sa ssrs :s n. ios fss at a,''7l' for
MEArH-Wrrei III nlulrrnto re1ucat Mt tho quotations.
oi AatMrlay fcT lus heins wanted for shipment,
orer fro March fnto April at the c,rrcnt h!nrrucu
Of ae lcr T. Sales rcrore! Of 2!Onoo lbA Shout
drrt at o'.c ea.n and 'c seller An-ii; $4,000 lbs
Tho market clntea ut dAc for araen st,oHl-
dvra. ~ for do long clear, o. do rhort ribs DC 10
s ss d FIR +. e eSo s ,T' Sss II II.
trart cured, quoted At eNe for shoulders. oaal OF
eellcr rel'raary; ots do *eler Msrchi u la stlct
seller March y5.e to srlirr April. p,sc; short rbh
ss Do sel!"r A'a io. .ho,t clear: ~; % te'1rt
naccn moa.s quoted as lo;ts1,ys for hsuy III fur
shsaer; IT, for s0rs ribs and .s for short
BEEF plsoDutTs-wcrr qniet and nom'nsly mn.
sis,ae' :! ft!i fns nlc', 1915 for extra css and
TALLow-Quotcd at y. .fss'1r.
, 1875-02-09
LIVE STOCK.
CtfTNA{t1.

cATfLE-The receipts since Saturday hava beet,
3,0o0 hUad. There no senlbAuce Of activity In
the demand, either from local OR from outside buycrs
md, although tho supply fBlL apmewlint below tho
average for Monday, II materially exceeded tho uc-
mand. Eastern shippers claim to be losiu8 money on
the ntock sent forward during last week, aud they
would not continue operations Ut the p1cea current on
tho c1osng days Of last week. insisting Upon
siohs Of l0Stoo Oh anything not grading cloiee.
Thn !rm v!ewa entertained by majority Of holders
tcAdcd to check trailing but, ut tbs reduction noted
Abovb, fair Anonnt Of Balca accomplished sa!ca
were at $2.76a4oo Tor poor 10 good Tcxat catte at
S30o4.2 as for common IN butchera' stock 1T
400 for stoeAers md at si5os609 for ordinary 10
extra shipping steers,
, 1875-02-09
GENERAL MARKETS.

ALuoholr-Wa' auotao'e At 1.esel.o3.
ny ao'-noas'nucs ae. ~ 'noaosnte ofoef TO"
aaehs qua hfm: dooe TO eftft hufi, l9fS19c; brush
tlMt wllIwork ttsef into choice lurl broom, 1oN3
lis: common to fair do. obaa1oc: 1nfertor hr.,.f'
yxeago crooked, ssa7yc, ''''
BUILDING MAIElAALs-The market Ia 1utct, but
thoro is considorahIe inquiry for common brick,
w. - sasn' t"1. 80 1ul''o as'nana WI
spt'hs M VI a. soon "a que wea,hef becomes mild
uots,l, Quotations: New York stucco. Il. .Do6a4 "a
xn and rtt,c, cer,ant ~ m, Arson H. =, .s -
~, ,,n.,a.s A. M, ~ ~ w, e1'o
~ t'ttiau ce4enl, VI lino III bulk,
1Hf34l4 lime ttr!A)r $lONal.13 y hr ul1AlcttMu.
hair y bu, too badlng-brick tcomn,ou), s,,saa7 10
, 1875-02-09

Dll's-Iha market for carbon oil was considerably
ienty at the East, and the quotations Of standard
whilo and Illinois legal test moved mp nnotller
~, making fully 1c advance sitce Friday Inst. 1ar
iinsecd. mud turpentine wcro atedy ani firm, Grer,
Carbon !stanaarI wi,.e) lls aeg. test 14hc; DO
u acg,, l7N@lsc;, extra wtnter lard oil, ti,l3
alls; No; 9;o; No. 2, eoc; lnaeed. raw $50
eos9ss: DO No; !, 5s@s9e; bank otl, a5c strails,
co. Pa!aqmhagN o s9a;,s turentiae !as4de nan
@i,c: ess 's gravity H'9''' n'ilfl' common i'd
r1u-1noN,-Tl.ero IS steadily Increasing inquiry
to brandt, sl3o6@ 1905 Iske Superior No i, s3aoo
& $685. 49, As;it.n tes Sc s % pssaiss;. ss zss
roTAToEs--sFero telIinH qtiaty from store It tho
naus prices. Tho receipts were Rrger. anu mora nre
Weather bccofnes warmer. poachblnws quoted at
s5gaa5e, ana other varieties ut 75Gsac.
n0uLTs.ock M ros ss1e rs for Judgment vas 10 good
With rnulry Of any kind, hence the stronaef fccl-
in2: Turkoya, dressed, 1ofa'Jor chickens, drchset
2asl!he per III; ducas 1o(alie per I'll geese, 83loo
,sEEbs-wero quiet all roum1 bnt steady, except
thla iaet caae byets ID bold o and | tha T seai ar.
ket WAS nouitlaly eusier. medium beng quoted at
ee6oesa.7n; Timot4y wa' quoted at Sanitation, with
Fia1 was quoted 1t q .o!Ja9. %.
qao'.. ononasRs .nd sssnsv, line, slss; s nsnada i
:; i:stSy ssy IT. SteSs i, s; s,Es s5sy VIII ssss
vMAL-rhe uleriass ware light anI iitt1a wan tono
A. Mei. ~ s1,,n Meshta warn quoted at c97c Light choice
wodL-A few srnall orders wuru received. but trade
in the aggregate was light. Irlces, however, arn
,H ss,a Tue tick IN so1o being Lt md prob
s5ss'is nooF q eooa tuoxashed, 4sess2e: aass
, 1875-02-09

l!rkit sold at various prices, eolce brands bringing
F!si-lsen,ain ,rn,. Tia demand /. acs,ss nj thu
as; " wns S 49, NJ nh'te, ,n ft :, ,ss t' x
iry, td7s'e III; Nj. ,nsetsrei E.br, t5:s,sn, 10
3t1'9y 'rs'ssss ,Ss!, s, soe57s NJ: .ors 81.
t6.5osd.75; Llhranr harftng. split. hsIa Ss.5kaY ID;
~ :bri, s+259a $50; i,brsior barring, ro,.n or,
t a omi. ,Sst ssi,c ssf hs'si"s IT,
Is o can front, dog mid tluz per rasc 3o.6a.
rnplrs 1 i. aSn Surs1hcre !, ~ tn,sing de-
trade continues quiet rt'cs II ,'ost lines firmly
hct willis snrrah, which ot late have been relliuE
ss9.; .,a., drae't lsXa7Se; hR ias+r., 10
4.A: ya'tnei., iaai2Sc: 2,nto e',Frant- ;;a T;,,S
ee naabs aasi aud ine-. s's*'d ssss sost anfn s
s s s fs nsyss ssic 'Slss Sssip.4s.. s2 es o
NSS;';: 75i; issi4 ssi, 1s;:asss :.sss:
s pes s fFsa"s: Fxnnss.ss ss1as psanats G.;
GREEN Tlsl11Ts- s-were ii moderate request. at Tho
nr,ss rsesny G'te !, as f" m -: choer Acss'ne mud
atse. % psr sase ra!rrmn M ' a s Msasias s,
H. fs.'stsa..": cr!nlerr,es. st1us&t1.la per hrl:
atassa grapes. t5.otesuou par key. or $looos12.o0
ntr hri.
uNucEEtEs--saRars wcro dull, unsettled, and
GenEreta to question Ct restoring thu tluly-Au,l
will probably rrman Until tho queatthn IL prttEcd.
and rnoiastse are uuote quiet antl easy sices uJso
sh"w less tlrluncsH. nlsr'ccs nnt ilntnegs being
iu;Ges 'rc l'IownG l. tho revised liz.
lna, : @sHc; La.is1pa, 7taac.
CofrEEa-o. O.. Jasa. jaa15c: lara, No.. ., 3o@
ale; fhoito to fancy Ill., 2lta241c; guo. u primo
do, 9!4@23ac: common, 11.n 22}Yr; roastlnR, NV
t@2l..e; Singapore Jay', ?5es2dc; cossa Klca, 21s
ssasasAfstsnt 9; cut sn oaf. sti1e1,1e crushed md
powdered, u'ttSillc aranulatea, 1i'.@l1hc; a,
iitauas1 IT, a1tt. u s,o; O. M ~ ;Ss19e ;ew
rr,ne Dc: fassei soa.n!on H. 7XS1'se; eloico %
sIaurs-Dis,na,,l tlrtpr. *i.isal.ao; silver tlsps
extra do, dta'5c New Orleans nolastea choice, ,es'
12G75e; do irihc, 6e@7Uc; do common. tJaG,o;
rurto 1aco molaasos, 6a&55c; common tnolaases, 81
sr1cEa-Alprlce. 15E@1oHc; elovca, 25;c; casata
asao Gsnsr Ts n'itniea, s
w;I Ir Mos .den f,"ld Mest
liAi--There was speculative inquiry for tim
othy but few lra.sartions were nleuontd, ad tlFpe
arsct sas as rn 70 s sa ~ or To
ho'ns co7!Arsrol', aud, being In moderate Bnply,
sayacea I an h9s re- on eosng nr 2uoatots NJ. !
tsll0e eoltc upland prairie. sl26oGel lsoJ; No, TO-
st1 n 1;9Hfl?oS; re- ~. n. =. nr.sous, s.soes!o'u w
7Xo; green cured nght oc: hcayy t., ss &c, rar
md caf, sis ry sslied ltiss i ss.ss td, eas, 3
skins 4o"45e; al'cep polta, wool estimated wasled
IlIps-Wero quiet and steady at s 4sc for good to
choee Neatrrt and sts9So for cqnnion grades Last
80 per gallon lsghcr, with trnFacsfons reported.
buyers bid 9tc beEoro the cose, aud II rtlmoraI
, 1875-02-09

lIUGS--aecslyed since saturday, q, 100, Tn to 10
orct, ncxt 70 nothing had buen ons toward itsros-
posing Ut tho ~, wv ur ~ 09 hogs n The pons. Huy-
where ast wesks prires, tla prospect u hBavy
run tAis week inducing tie exercise u greater
S han hocs III
inclined tu eunccas, aud tina toruuuon well al-
tyaueed Getors any eoserale amount uf trading ha
bcsn done. OiHuilIH sales showed deeltns from Fri.
days pttes OF lGsl5c. willis later transactions iud
cxtcl deprec!ztion Of l5ta25c. Tho decline was
greatest iu ordinary to choice packing xrades uui puos
to rontnoh Light extra lard And CHOICE smooth corn
bacon aoKs suffering least Sales were 1t $s10d9s10
fer pklppssst " o. TOR common to e1tsA light
aad Al aao3 TOT sousaoa 70 ahoass heAvy. Sal1s
, 1875-02-09
TEMPERANCE,

Meeting Of the General Convention
Of tho Chicn9o Alltlnce.
r,hicnHo TnTo,aranoa an. T.s nn,a - r. ~" sno
~ y 1al'"''o "us ne4a ~ 4'oot1 y
zfoI tne Palmer 1iouso ct p. m. yesterday, and
was attended by about twenty-five Of it's men,
beta. Tho chair was taken, In tho absonce Of tho
rrcsi;1ap, hv Dr ro,to, AfAor n, oro,;,o
,r,rar h., ,1;n na,, A. nor,,,.s. .na ..;,,,..s s
F"toA oy 'uo 1'es' ni1' tathu"ts's 1ue nl'nuseH
Oh the preceding meeting were read.
THE ExEcuT1yH COMMITTEE
submitted their report for the month of January,
! wnich stated slat Immediately after tholr at.
me d1tica imposed upon thon' and among otheFa
that Of perfecting aa organization. Tho report
s'''e, s so' u 1ortn & TINT s'ns' hoir las' msetg
a., at o7'an ". fottes nau resigned, ahd Nr'
s.saon Gnas Dsen spHosa 5 Ssa + a HI e fsS
we'll llnll ths lat Of February that the puLiica-
copies Of tho constitution bylaws. md liz az
tho jnaueurai as3,lress hv prnf Hfnsn
whicn ha read at tia Fsrw.ii
Hall meeting: Tint thu Com1nitteo M NJ.
nance had Ind several moetinpa 10 doytse nlnnn
reaiv born rn3ae, i,v siscr,ntn, ti'., au s,oaa-
nrcn were tn In tnkon tn nerfart H." uat;n,,a
wnrd nrrnniz,,iona That orcat inoonvsn,aocn
lad hen1 nxncrionco, in mt hnvtr" a,,v ra',,iar
handnnartars for tho Alt;snna III tiat e..1
t'at;nrs .sapo uo,no ~, soor;,,s. .nas
rnornp ti,nt tth Ait;npno ,.-,o ,,"Is Hh,i,.t;..
N thn ynsn'a Tannors,co 11,,in,, VIII as.L,
ei.ti,n ~, Xia.,oa Iad n,imai ~ ,, aaaG m !.
o.,,ij tin+ H. 1sa,,,n;|taa inI ,a', -
1na,, w ~. su nao s1fy llo
naIn fnr tha naycnt ~ a,l t,s "htias !i yi'ie
ln1 ioon ;rr,,rrsl ~, - ,tsto o ''''''''o WIN"
"ir ~, W.. ~ .,.i,s aa.utc1 ra,!. W " uate
,haa III etrni ii W. fai1o, aso 1epo1teo 'oee
'!os IA" s,,s,,r1, ss .u,omlnS
.,,- si"nuiNu D. 1,1Nls'o ooaaitt.ha:
f1nants@l; r. Hoomer, aeGsae Il sdwell,
cast. e' - - ~'s7s' aa1' '@fS Ass1s' hfS' " L.
j.uh}i.ot,ou-M a. Ko,,v Fr,rv s,or,s c.,r,.
Howard, Join A, EnADiSr Miss F. Z. willard. Mrs.
uav!lana, Mrs. Judge Waite.
inbHo 1leeti,y.-A. Paxton, Thomas Moulding. d.
Franklin, Mrs. " Writ, Mrs. ". g. Powers, U. L.
'GnoSra MS snh: ": -. MaMoit >, s,,,, ,t'r ,
Nn,timg Mfs ,,nrn,s IL - Hnsf y ons s' +
Coysr N. g, Keijy. u. Frankim. -" - -
jnd,sidrp-Eluery i, Btorrs. Judge noott,, Judge
BrulwelI. Judge uookins, lngwe Olssou, Oyrls Bsas-
ley, N. U. Kelly.
1t WAS upon motion order8d that tho Commit
teo OF five from each wacd, with tho e1-oilleio
members and delegates from Kociotscs residing
in such wurd, be requested to hold joint meet
ing 1t sotne place IN their respective wards, Sat
urtlay evening, to appoint assistants and take
measures to circulate tho constitution Of the A.
lance and obtain signatures thereto, ani other
wiso to organize each ward IN scl manner as
, 1875-02-09
Governments steady. Railroads firm. State bonds


Stocks opened quict, and fluctuations, a. general
thing, narrow 1rises declined Il 10 !. Of per csnt
carly IN tie day, but recovered towards noon, hut
tho improvement was afterwards loat. union Pacific
and Northwestern arr, tho former selling ut
31ti, anil the latter at ~. There was very ltle
chauRt In tho balancc cf tlo mltket. Tic weakness
In Erte, both lere anil at London, mau
duo to tho resignation OF William Butter Duncan
from tho Directory. Tho market waa firm during
Tie last hour Of business and priecs advanced x Of
10 II rer cent from the lowest poinsa of the day. Tic
1eAdinH features wcro Northwestern Lake Shore, Vest
err Uniun. ~. Paul. and Union Facihc. transactions
aggregated III 900 shares Of which G,a3o rac6o
MAIL 1000 Western union IL, ,on9 Northwestern, oJ1
st. Paul. 10000 Erie, 4,oto Lake Shore, 5000 0l!os
and II, 900 Union Pacific