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as when it synpathiscsl with treason; with
making its control of the House Of Repre-
sentatives the triumph aud opportunity of
the nations recent foes with reasserting
and applauding in the National Capital the
sentiments of unrepertant rebellion with
sending Union soldiers to the rear. aud
promoting Confederate soldiers to the front;
with deliberately proposing to repudiate
the plighted faith of the government with
being falsgand imoeciie upon the overshad-
owing financial questions with thwarting
the ends of justice by its partisan mismali-
ageineBt and obstruction of investigation !;
with proving itself, through the period of
its ascehdancy in the Lower House of Con-
gress. utterly incompetent to administer
the government. and We warn the country
against trusting a party thus alike unwor-
thy. recTeant and Incapable.
II. The National Administration merits
commendation for its honorable wor6 in
the management of domestic and foreign
affairs. and President Grant deserves tie
continued hearty gratitude of the American
people for his patriotism and his eminent
services in war and In peace
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EPEZOOTICs DIsTASCEEs.
IL nAY TEAaG s,TTI.T. LIE.

THE BAY TEAM STILL LIVES.
A Nd Is FL0TRISfIISG LIKE 4 GREEN
IN bay tree. Thankful for past fayors,
and wishing TO merit the Continuance of
the same, the BAY TEAM VIII always be
ready, ard easily fcuntl, to do any hauling
within tl1e city limits. for a reasonable
compensation. ES-D elfVery of Goods
81 Speciality. A. n. ARNOLD.
90Q5 Pronrietor.
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II. j. BoUasaToN, N. D.,

ERADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY
~ Medical College of New York, late
sgaeTller of Beilerieu ii spitaI Medical Col
4ege, New York. OFFICE-IA A. Carrot theirs
8 Co.'S drug store, Albany. OREGON.
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THE GRAIN CROP Being below the aS-
erage both in quantity and price makes tl1e
exercise Of rigid economy necessity to
those who would make both ends meet.
One Of the most effecsual means of doing
this, Is TO buy yonr goods at che one-prfce.
owprice, ready pay store Of WHEELER in
shedd. New and complete fall and winter
stock soon.
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How TO vanqnlsIz the storaacza's Tor


II the Enemy Of mankind was permitted
TO exert ais diabolica1 ingenuity Ii the in.
yention Of a new disease, he could scarcely
devise one more worthy OF his genius than
dyspepsia. The dyspeptic sufferer IL tor
mented by symptoms resembling those Of
almost every known nnaladys and III 0sten
worried into mononaania by these coniiict4
ing manifestations. a favorite thongh ab-
surd hallucination Of the victim or chrcnic
indigestion Is that he or she has heart dis
ease. Dyspepsia has often been pronounced
incurable. but experiences has shown fEaf
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will vanutiish
it. together with the constipation and bEH-
ious derangeinent which ussIalIy accom-
pany i. Disease Of she kfdneya and sslp-
posed rheumatic pains are also ffeuSaent cnsIS
comitants Of dyspepsia, but they, too, sue
cumb TO the above named tnVainabla cofs
receive. FseneT
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at every corner fn all parts nf rna &ksXA
They deal 10 everything from . peach e =
knife, including necls=ties sliawI-strar's9
cutlery, hosiery and rythlng else. Hoa
they live Is a mystery nn au average
man md never bought an nfticle o. them
nor did ever see any one else do ~ Vet
they make enough money IA a year o. I've
to be promoted to retail store, and sons
OF the heaviest merchants in the city coEa-
menced in this humble way. stood yes
terday for two hours and watched nan
crying, there You are. only . quarter of
dollar Over his arm were hung an hum
dred or more pairs Of suspenderss and
though thousands passed him not pair
did see him SELL Finally asked hin bow
he made living standing there and noe
selling anything. 81 do sell, = was his re-
ply. He told me that he averaged twenty
pairs day. that his articles cost hlm 121G
cents. giving him an hundred per cent.
Twenty shiilin' a day amt much Here
you are only quarter OF doliar-but yon
see aint got no rent, nor license, nor gas
nor water-rate, nor notfiE' to pay, and
gifts on. These 'spcncers cost you seventy
five cents in store, and rich men cofne
along with their quarter all ready and take
'em without anybody seein' 'em. 1 avefs
age 20 shillin' day. Here you aie only
quarter Of dollar" The popularity Of
these merchants Is that they never announces
the article they have to sell, bnt merely
hold up the article and howl out the price.
AS a rule the goods sold by street nnera
chants are as any other, though there are
large factories devoted to making articles
expressly for them. Thus at Attleborb;
Mass. there are dozen factories. employ<
ing hundreds OF operatives each, whose sole
business is the making Of sham jewelry fof
these men. The pair Of sleeHe buttons
which you buy OF them, for 25 cents ths
first cost of which is less than five. cannot
readily be distinguished from the best soIs
id gold for which in Broadway you wonlH
pay $50. And as no one gets near enough
to them TO scrutfnize, what Is the odds
have seen street venders sell the most ar
tistFc looking jewelry for ten cents. tfs
jenuine of which would cost go. And
the joke is that no one can determine &
foot away, which Is the true and which the
false. Many a swell sports jewelry which
il supposed TO cost much shelels, which
came from the humble street vendor
Things are not always what they seem.
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Piles. Piles

TNIIY SAY THIS DAMAGING AND
troublesome complaint cannot be
CURED, when so many evidences of success
might be placed before you every day
csirts of supposed hopeless eases? Your
physician informs you that the Iongeryou
allow the complaint TO exist, you lessen
Sour chances for relief. Experience kuS
dnghs this ia all cases.
A. carOthers s. Co.'s Pile pills and
Ointment
Gre all they are recommended to be. Win
cure Chronic, Bind and Bleeding Piles in
q very short time aud are co8EeTlieFtt to tssc.
This preparation is sent by mail or ex-
press to any point within the L United States
At 81 so per package.
Address. a. CAROTEEKS & CO.,
2IE5 Eox SS, albany, oregon.
Engagements for a grand bail ut Lanes
Hall on Christmas eve
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EAST AuRORA, n. X, May n. 1879.
MEssRS. SETH w EOWLE M SrABs
Gentiemen-K was troubled with Dgs-
pepsia for thirty years. and tried several
medicines Advertised for the cure of tI1ss
distressing complaint without dariNinR any
benefit from theng About year Mgo
commenced fae Peruyian Syrup ard alkpf
using altogether twelve bottles fnd mFs
self entirely cured. consider my c@se
the worst eEer heard on ann EM6R &1N@k
r,leassIre II rec00fmandfnx the Peruvian
Syrup to all dyspepkicz, beiiaxznK shNs n
will BIZ sur0 to cure them.
Yours respectfully ]. I. BOW
Sold by all druggists. LEep
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BUSINESS

Is rcviving perceptibly. The purchasers
are more liberal, and confidence il restored.
The indications are good, and We are NIL
more hopeful. PIETRos
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POLITICAL

One Of ffe curEosIfiea u a1strcpelitAk'
lltes u the street vensess who haA hls stand
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BabcOCk Whisky.

Sr. LOUIS, February 7.-Gen. 0. Z.
Babcock appeared in the United States
Circuit Court this morning TO answer to
the Indictment Tcharging him with COM
plicity in the whisky frauds. He was at
tended by Judge John X. Porter, OF New
York, Emory A. Storrs, OF Chicago. ex-
Attorney General Williams, Judge John
NJ. and Chester Ii. Krum, Of St. Louis, as
counsel; and his father-in-law, o. S. Mar
shal Campbell OF the Northern District Of
Illinois, and his brother C. W. Babcock,
Of Kansas, sat in the courtroom near
him. District Attorney c. P. Dyer and
the special counsel James o. Broadhead
and Major Lucien Eaton appeared for
the Government. II was Gen. Babcock's
first appearance in the court since his in
dictment. The form Of pleading not
guilty was gone through with, the jurors
remaining on the old panel, and
those especially summoned for this case,
were called over, but only about half Of
them responded, they having been select.
ed from outside OF St. Louis county and
some OF them not having had time to ar-
rive.
Mr.. Storrs stated that the counsel for
the defence very much needed another
day for consultation, and also 10 await
the arrival Of very important documen.
tary evidence. E.
The counsel for the Government made
no objection to the delay, and after a brief
consultation Judge Dillon announced that
the case would go over until tomorrow
morning, but that nt . p. at, the jurors
would be called again that it might be
seen who were present.
Nothing was done at the afternoon ses-
sion Of the courtexcept to call the jurors.
Twenty.scven responded and two or three
others will probably be present !o-mor-
row
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Crimes and Casualties.

CHICAGO, February John Heich
shot and instantly killed Edward Camp.
bell during quarrel about Heich's wife,
who was divorced from Campbell before
her marriage with Hcich. The latter,
who was badly cut by razor in the
hands OF Campbell, escaped.
New ORLEANS, February THE
bodies Of nm unknown white woman and
man were found floating in the river here.
The body Of Joseph Case, Of Michons
Station, was found oil the track Of the
New Orleans & Mobile Railroad. 1t is
supposed that he was run over by train
as both legs were broken:
Richard Francois was shot dead by
Adrian Eveque. No arrests.
The body Of Robert Knight was found
in his skiff in the East Bay. 1t is sup
posed that he died Of heart disease.
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skating Match.

CHICAGO, February Ga long distance
free for all. A skating match for the
championship OF America, and the purse
to be made up Of the parties entering,
will occur at the Exposition Skating
Park commencing Monday February IA,
1876, and continuing six days. The com.
petitor who skates the greatest distance
10 be declared the winner Of the race.
Wm. B. Curtis, No. ls, South Clark
street, will act as referee, and all appli-
cations for entry may bc addressed to
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Suspended for n Million and u
Hall.

SuSpenueu IOf u MuAlOu AHA u
Hall.
LONDON, February 1T is reported
that J. & S. Henderson & Co., grain mer-
chants OF Liverpool, have suspended.
Liabilities are placed at million and n
half dollars. Their assets are good.
Viscount Galway is dead.
Cardinal Manning writes to the Times
that the kilograms from Rome saying that
he intends 10 proceed thIther to pro-
mote the union Of portion OF the Eng
lish clergy with the Roman Catholic
Church and that he had made proposals
to the; Vatican looking to that end are
both from the first to the last wholly de.
void OF truth. He proceeds as follows:
No schemes whatsoever on the subject of
ritualism has ever been conceived by me,
none ever were to my knowledge prepar-
ed, or opposed, or demanded at Rome.
The Times publishes letter from Sa-
vile this morning which contains the
following details Of the recent elec-
tions in Spain for members OF the
New Cortes. The frauds and institutions
practiced by the government in the con-
duct Of the elections has done more to de-
stroy confidence and promote discord in
the provinces than can possibly be esti-
mated. Not only was wholesale bribery
pructiccd, but voting papers were forged
by thousands. In one town in Andalusia
the Liberals presented protest, where
upon five or six persons were Immediate
ly imprisoned. Men-of-war were sent 10
seaports of known Liberal proclivities,
and carbineers and armed police in other
places hindered voters. In some dis
tricts voting licenses were only given to
known partisans Of the Ministry.
The Times Berlin special says DR..
Levyshan, an eminent Prussian journal.
ist and the Vienna correspondent OF
several German newspapers, notwith-
standing the intercession OF the German
Ambassador and despite DR.. Levyshan's
well-known moderation, has been expell.
ed from Austria, charged with disEemi-
mated intelligence uniavorable TO the re-
aim, in letter 10 Prince Aursperg, the
Austrian Prime Minister. The Doctor
charges the Premier with ordering his
expulsion merely TO prove his indiHer'
ence to the opinions Of those persons at
Berlin who have been endeavoring 10 keep
Prince Aversperg in Office, The reference
being TO an article in a semi.of6cial pro-
vinciaI correspondents (already sent by
cable), in which apprehensions are stated
to be felt OF serious cstrangement be.
tween Germany and Austria.
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Weather Report.
WAl DKPARTMKNTI
OFFlCE OF TIIR CIIlEg SIGNAL OYFicRR,
WAsItiSuTuS, d, C., Feb. SLAM.


In South Atlantic and Gulf States, ris.
ing or stationary barometer, northeast to
southeast winds, generally warmer and
cloudy weather, and occasional rains
will prevail cxceptin the first district.
In Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and Lake
region, rising followed by falling barome-
ter, winds vcering to northeast and south.
east, colder and partly cloudy weather,
followed by rising temperature from west
10 Tennessee.
Upper Lakes, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, falling barome.
ter, winds veering TO east and south,
warm and partly cloudy weather, and
possibly followed in tho northern part by
snow and in the southern portion by rain.
In Middle and Eastern States, high
barometer, northwest winds yeering TO
northeast, colder and partly cloudy
weather, and followed In forenoon by
falling barometer.
The Missouri river continues slowly
falling at Cairo, nearly stationary at
Memphis and slowly rising at Vicksburs.
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Omaha Items.

OMAHA, NEB., February The safe
OF ]. E. Boyd, pork packer, was burglar.
lied last night to the tune OF 5000, and
the janitor was arrested.
Aletter from Custer City, in the Black
Hills, dated January 25, says:' "over
forty houses are now up and sixty are in
process OF erection. Water has been
found twenty feet from the surface. A
steam saw mill will be in operation in
eight days. Flour is Sl2 per 100 pounds
and bacon 80 cents a pound"
Red Cloud and several hundred war.
riors have gone north. He is reported
to have said he would die on the war.
path rather than stay on the reservation
and starve. Sitting Bull will cooperate
with him.
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Judge Stuari's Closing Argument
in the Bennett impeachment
Trial.


Trial.
Manager Stuart yesterday morning be-
gan the closing argument for the State
with the remark that no one was more
anxious than himself for the close OF this
case. The duties imposed on the Mana.
gers we're not sought by them, but were
imposed upon them. Unpaid, and per-
ha ps unthanked, they had performed a
public duty. The strictures OF the coun'
sci were therefore without foundation in
reason. The counsel from Marion county
would have the Managers listen TO him as
an oracle; make obelsance 10 him, con-
iessng that the House OF Delegates was
wrong and tho counsel right.
From the inception OF the investigation
in Charleston 10 the present time the
managers have had to contend with
gentlemen from Marion. There was n
minority report made by gentleman
from Marion, and gentleman from that
couaty appears aS counsel for the re.
spOndent.
The argument OF the counsel was con.
fined mainly TO tue first article, and ex-
cep. when they were testifying in the
case, their first, second and last argument
was devoted to that feature Of the law re-
qatring the Auditor to report his dis
6lFsemcnIs Of the public money The
counsel characterized it n absurd that an
olhcer should be required to report how
much Of his receipts were diSbursed
iCr bread and meat. He fell hack upon
ms dignity aud exclaimed "absurd."
Both the counsel wound mp on the word
absurd" The word could only properly
apply to the argument OF the counsel,
which only showed the dire extremity to
which they have been reduced in the de.
Tense OF their client. Words without ar
gumeni, deductions without tho merit Of
common sense.
The counsel well know that all the re.
poF! that need TO have been made by the
Auditor, was that certain monies received
went into the treasury OF the State, and
inc lees from delinquent lands went to Z.
A, Bennett, Auditor. There is all there
sot 1t. The law required the Auditor TO
make reports. He did make one report,
but after that, finding it convenient to
!urn certain taxes and fees into an un-
lawful channel, he no longer made the
required reports, and thus the first arti.
Gle charges him with failure 10 make
these reports.
Manager Stuart then devoted come
time 10 consideration Of the retaliatory
law. Its claimed that the taxes arising
unaet this law were the reward of his ex'
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Resignation Asked.

FRANKLIN, La, February THE
members OF the bar OF St. Mary's parish
met and adopted resolutions requesting
E. B. Mentz, Parish Judge, to resign, and
in the event Of his refusal to do SO COM
mjttee was appointed to prepare articles
ofimpeachment to be forthwith presented
to the Legislature. The cause alleged
for this action Is that Mentz has neither
capacity nor integrity.
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By Telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
NIorrlson's TariT BIII.

WASHINGTON, February 7.-Mr. Nor.
tison, chairman OF the Committee on
Ways and Means, says in the course OF
eight or ten days he will ask the commit
tee to formally consider his tariff bill.
He says he is in no hurry to press it,
wishing first TO elicit apublic discussion
Of the subject. He had every reason to
believe that the committee would endorse
the bill substantially and that the House
will pass it.
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PITTSBURGH, February 7.-The trial Of
Joseph FIemui, for the murder OF his be.
trothed, Miss Amelia Polling, on the 18th
Of last month, was opened this morning
and the case given to the jury at 8 o'clock
this evening. AT $50 they returned YER
dict Of murder in the second degree. The
prisoner was remanded for sentence,
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Accepted the Plymouth Church
Invitation.

CLEVELAND, February 7.-Rev. DR..
Samuel Walcott, Of this city, has finally
accepted the invitation 20 be member Of
the advisory council Of Plymouth Church.
Two Congregational Churches have also
accepted the invitation and will send del.
egates.
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NORWICH, February 7.-The Second
Congregational Church ofthis city voted
unanimously to decline participation in
the plymouth Church advisory council.
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u,,,o nm Assienment.Died.

NASHVILLE, February 7.-W,T. Berry
& Co., booksellers, made an assignment
to-day.
cotton merchant, died to-day.
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This Hank IS organized and prepared to transact
tho business Of banking In all its details
It succeeds the FlBt National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the ane shareholders and u under the
ame management.
BY carefully regarding the interests Of Ia Corres-
p0ndonts and DepOsitOrs, and by prompt and
faithful cxccltionO Of their Wishes It hopes TO merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout thV
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at dght re-
celyed from Banks, HAnkcrS, Firms, CoTponuonH
and lndividualB.
Certificate, Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special DVPOsitA
DIRECTIONS:
John K. Botsiord, VIM. y. simpson.
jacob 5. Rholes, WIN. A. Turner
Gcorge Adams, John L. Hobbs.
Geo. W. FHnEhelIn, .. C. Dewey.
Henry NJ. Harper, my2l-d4w
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, February 7.-Among the
passengers on the steamer Wieland were
Mrs. Thomassen, wife OF the author Of
tho Bremen Haven dynamite disaster and
her four children. She expressed unwil-
lingness to'talk about tile cause Of her un-
pleasant prominence, particularly in the
presence OF her children, who as yet are
ignorant Of the whole affair. She proposes
to seek retirement in her own home in this
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John Dolau, convicted ofthe murder Of
Mr.. Noe, was to-day resentenced to be ex-
ccutcd. March Oath was fixed as the date
Of execution to give Dolnn's counsel time
to prepare points for argument before the
Court OF Appeals.
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MEMPHIS.
Victoria In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, February Mrs. Woodruff
lecturcd at the new Memphis theatre last
night on "the Human Body the Temple OF
God" to large audience.
AU. s. MARSHAL KILLED.
The Avalanche's Brownsville, Tenn,
special says that Samuel Boyd, deputy
U. S. Marshal, was shot and killed satur-
day by H. NJ. Clark, one of the editors Of
the Democrat, in quarrel which grew
out Of political discussion which COM
menced in jest.
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TICKETS will be sold to the New Or
leans Mardi GraS celebration at $50 for
the round trip from LouisyiIle.
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Died.

New YORK, February 7.-Admiral
stingham died in Brooklyn to-day, Aged
7S years.
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Marine Intelligence.
New York, February T. Arrived -
Steamship Douan, from Bremen.
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FIRE RECORD.

New YoRK, February last night a
fire broke out in Rhowcr's furniture
house, 50 and 81 Bowery, and in short
time the wall of No. 81 fell on the roof Of
Nos. SO and So, crushing it in and setting
fire to the building, which with 81 and 81
are destroyed and so much damaged.
Loss estimated at Sl50,OO0.
CHICAGO, February IA fire Saturday
night destroyed the paper mills OF Brad
ner G" h & Co., situated at Rockford,
o.. sS70O,000; insurance $4,000 to
S3O,,sU. This firm does business in Chi.
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nREwEnY RuRNrD.

CINCINNATI, February IA CONNER
cial Massillon, Ohio, special says that
Peter Rich's brewery At Russell Station,
on the Tuscarawas Valley Railroad,
burned last night The loss is estimated
at $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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The Chair laid before the Senate me-
mortal OF the New York Board Of Trade
demonstrating the inexpediency Of at
tempting the resumption Of specie pay
ment!before the requisite conditions are
ripe. for it. Referred to the Finance Com