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, 1876-09-23

Information is received through tho me-
aium OF the law roports that libel suit has
been commenced by l1r. s. CoaNMa Jupo
against THE TRIBUNE, with lamages laid at
$4,000. II la to DO presumed that this is
Mr., JuDD's estimate of tho injury to his
character and standing in the community re-
sulting from tho largo publicity given In
tleuo columns to his antecodents as "a
mombor, mud at ono timo Grand Commander
in Illinois, of tho Order of tho Sons Of Lib-
erty." It is gratifying to know that
such q publication il now considered
damaging; 1t wns not 80 considered
in 1864 by a numerous class Of Democrats
throughout tho North. Alr. JupD will con-
fer favor upon The TRIBUNE by afforling
its publishers tho earliest possible oppor-
tunity for establishing in q court Of Inv the
ontire truth OF tho statements on which tho
suit for damages is based. Tho trial of such
suit would 10 peculiarly edifying aud IN
s:ructiye ut time when public Intention
is go largely occupied in examining tho
record Of tho leaders Of ths party now
seeking to gain the confidence and support
Of the people, and NO Aopo A1r. jump will
join with us in waiying MI technical prelim-
inarios, to tho end that tho morits Of tho caso
may bo brought out Mt once. In tho moan-
time we sha!l take pleasure in supglying..tho
complainant with fresh matorial for libel
suits Of this sort. A large installment viii be
found in our columns this morning in tho
shape OF tie report Of Col. SWEET on tho
plans md purposes of tho Sons Of Liberty
as ascertainod by him in 1864.
, 1876-09-23

Tho Independent Greenbackera Of Chica-
60 arc nothing il not unanimous In their
candidates for members Of tho General A.
sambly. Tho contest for this class Of hon.
ora III not yory spirited, owing to tho utter
hopalcssness OF success, aud 1t seoms To bo
only nocosaazy to mention a nalne to hayo 1t
Immediately accepted without dissenting
voice. Tho folly Of throwing away yotes in
this manner III 10 we'll understood heros-
bouts that tho Tag.monoy movement will
not amount TO much NJ Democratic auxil,
Jury.
, 1876-09-23

Thu Louisville Courfsr-Journa! invites all
Union soldiers " to rally with tho Confederate
Democracy h& indianapolis on Oct. t., 1875, in
honor and support of TlLpHA and lIRNpalcKs,
Who have been invited aud arc expected to bo
present." At "Union soldier" rally for
two old vItriolie Coppcrheals like 8hamlny aud
uumbug therowould besome difficulty In explain
Ing to the Boys in Blue what they wcro there
for. When they wese fighting for their country
and to put down the Rebellion, thcy had po Bit
terer foes In front than TMDaN md nxanAlcKs,
who opened upon them q are-in-tho-rear. The
declaration n ths tuE1ne3 III that Y fsdssl
, 1876-09-23

AAo AoHoH"5 AZ &A<a NA<th%r A4NAA ~ 4Skk%A
which appears III tho Louisville Couritr7Hoyrnul: !:
nAnpsTawN. ~, sept ~, 1s7o,-ln the
Col. L. T.. DupLEr. Secretary Of shs " Hoyn In
Blue" which IL puraled wlth all thu conspicuous.
that glar1g lltah-llnc aud Leads gisd It.
II hccns tint Col DunIkr. the Secretary referred
to, had written to LEE lnyltlng HIM to attend q
meeting of tbs above. natlta organization. Lct,
IN hls lotter, declines OIL the gronni that. while
hls synllathLss a1e With the salirai., hc ut,foT;,
very nice. happen tu know this hanc J: W. LEE.
Ns i a. -. Con} }eaerate. utu attnts. Bat At 4
EocfaitY 0sfraczta, anu his ofrH jdthsrtH tuy Hitt
neither speHE to htm nur .sHttr dim to enter MS
hoMS. When hr 1rat returned frutn tlle army hu
wan as Iolld-mouthed Democrat a. Nunsoe
so himself fot thu ul.ics Of Sheriff u nts county,
ard has been for yelrs tho ca1tng ltadcal scala
wag Of hlunros County. 3hs CotH"seretat might ~
ee!t dsf trctie4 0Esr LoNGsTitEET.
We commend tho aboyes cxtrMt to Judge
TRuMBuLL, who thults that tho Democratic
party is party Of reconciliation, and that the
Solid south Is ycarnlng to sl'akc hanls across
thu bluoly cllastn, lIcrc Is man who Is not =
Nusthcr1,cr, not Il carpct.baggcr, not ~ scala,
wag," but natiys bouthrrner, nun WHO
fought on the Rebel side, a,ld man Of pro1i,l-
uellco III his section. liu has bccu ostraetzcd
because he las tried to place .himsclf tn that
POSITION which Judge TnUMuu,.L centcnls L.
characteristic Of Bouthcrn Democrats. We COM
menu this e.tsc to the Judge as illustrating the
treatment 10 which q soushcrucz /. subjected
wi,o wants TO po reconrlled.
, 1876-09-23

TtIpkx WIS nominated, Mr, STOREY gave In,
md hns ever since been entinB his own
words, gulpfng down his own resentment,
ami filing up tho 71mes with lies for TttpEx
and lies against HAYES and tho Republican
party.
Nov, IL Is MI very woll for tho Chicago
Times to 10 a Confederate organ. Wo have
no. objection to It. Ita history and sym.
pathtos aro all In this direction, aud no ro-
spectacle party viii ovnr envy tito Confca"
crntes thcir undisputed possession Of 1t.
Dut VIC emit bo expected to tolayato itH PAL
pnbiy false md ridiculous claim OF pnrty In
dependence as means of ginning partial
Republican constituency. THE TRtnuNa
bns Ind occasion 10 expuse good
many Bhnns during Its career, md It
would bo unjust to its readers II It por1n,ttod
tl,ia ono TO so along unmolestod. Tho 7imcs
mny fret, and fumo, and squirm, md wigglo
under the exposure, but 1t cannot avoid 1t,
nor cnn It escapo tho ponnlty which is
already upon 1t. Tho Times charged T11DEx
with having betrayed trust and obtafned
money under false protcnaes when hc tiecccd
the Terre 1Iante Railroad Company while
protesting to net on thoir behalf; but tho
Times has been doing materially tho anne
thing by taking the money Of Republican sub
scribors under the rrctonso Of an iutorend-
once of party, whilo it has all along been
merely preparing to do moro effective service
for ita old frionis Of tllo Confedoracy and
tho old ropudiation Democracy. Tho Repub-
licans who hnvo been swiltlled will
probably not bo able to get their
money buck, rs they certainly mover
, 1876-09-23
A SAMPLE CONFEDERATE ORGAN,

l1H NUIfUf1U 1tfEH Ef f6H ChiC1UN T{Uiff
secms 10 be all "tore up about paragraph
in TIE TRIBUNE q few days aco. which nd.
credited 1t with the rars distinction Of dis.
tancing all tho other T11pEx novspnpor t.n.
dors ID sthe yiruleut and uuscrupu1oua molio.
nity of It's partivan work. Thora arc fov
Confederate oroans TINT won1d not 1oya ac.
eanted this as n bioh eomn1imont. 7{ad nm
ham, at ,;hertv In mink ont t,,o Nav york Sun
or Tho Cincinnati Eaouir.r M oocnnvfro ,io
leading placo among tho Confederate oroopg
either ono would have chuchlel oyar the
, 1876-09-23

AT the earnest request Of the Republican Cen
tral Committees Of several Northwestern states,
THE TRIBUNE has compiled another document
for campaign PURPOSES. 1T contains
I. TIE FALSE INCOME RETURN OF s. ].
TlLDEN FOR 1eG2-Fac !sitaiIe Of tho Democrat
Presidential Candidates Affidavit coutrastcl with
yarions Iteras Of bis true income.
II. THE GREAT 1ssUE-Consoqnenee that
would follow Democratic possession OF the Natiou-
nj Government. ...-
III. coli. ROBERT @. IE0ERSoLL'S COOPER
INSTITUTE SPEEC1I--1n itself una of the most
convincing campaign documents Of tho ycar.
". THE NATIONAL FINANCEs-rho FiRnn.
clcsing Of tho Republican and Democratic parties
coHtFastcd.
". TIE G., a. & ST, L. r. h. cAsE-now
Tiiaen gorsed himself Mt Tho expense Of tho stock.
holiers.
VI. THE ERIE CANAL nIyG-All about I'll.
dcn'a "refosm " suits In connection Herewith.
VII. TiLDENS ItEcOItD-As q member OF tho
New York Lcg1sla.ure-As graduate Of tho Van
Burcn schpol Of polttics-An partoner Of con.
sictA-As fr st.cass fraud tby tho brooklyn dr.
gas-Dcmocratic organ,-Kccollecton Of Tslden
by lady who has known him aince childhood.
VIII. STORllS ON TlLDEN-Emery A. Storm
great speech delivered at Aurora In July, 1870.
This great campaign document ILLS four pages
TRIBUNE stze. A copy thereof should bo p'aced
in the hands Of every voter in the Northwest.
Hayes and Wheeler Clubs everywhere should
order THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE Campaign Docu-
ncnt No. 2 for distribution.
COST or TIE t'pocuMENr."
It will be sent by mail or express, charges
prepaid, on tho following terms:
HcE Ivy copies. ..'.."'..''.. ."..".....@1'
Single copy ,........... .....................,, O
Dy the 1,ooo, spcclal rates will be charged.
Scid orders Immediately for "TuE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE Campaign Document No. 2.'
TRIBUNE COMPANY, Chicago.
, 1876-09-23
The indianapolis Journal talking about Ga,
uENDR1cKs' record, says:

In tae city o. Chicago, IN the year 1901, On fl,
Coh,nttre on Platform resolved that lilo War ,.ss
fatnre. THOMAS a. lIEsnn1cKs made n snerrh ~
In whic' he expressed the hopo that lc Ina..s;
from csiftcneo." Not from political power mIni
yot'. hMt from political exisssnce Seven 1nont5t %
snch teachings, shot ABRAHAM LlscoLS ;csa ~
Wien thu news Of that ASSASSINATION renchcJ IN.
aanarolls public mcottng was held In Tic St,ts.
and cssnycl 10 speak, but tue loyal no!dIers crIe
''Take that man out1" and would havc douo H.
pcrsonal violence but TOT tho Interpolation Of sens
tor M0nTpn, !" 9|As.
, 1876-09-23

The New York Sur aartlontcally remarks;
Peace prevails In Florida and Mfsass!ppI. .nd
In both StAtea. s'
Shotgun peace Ia Republican Southern State,
ass,lrcs victories. II "pcace' did not ''p,c.
vail ~ In M[sslaatppi through tho gentle pcrsu.,
sion Of assassination, TINT State would cIr,
HAYES not 1rss than $1,000 majority.
, 1876-09-23

self hhs any oulttro OF general information,
tho chancos arc ninoty-n mine in hundred
that ho is !ndobtetl for them to somo Yam
koo school.marm who has probably been
driven out Of Kentucky long boforo thia By
tho chivalry. lle should ronlembor this, and
bo moro charitable,
, 1876-09-23

soldiers Oh Southern soil should bo trc.toa
tfespnssers," and }tEApR1uEs In hla shcll,ys,,'..
speech said that he did not atlp4se anuho!, A'o
tn'is', 6teaas toas tot going atv,e, and ,,o,s :,
moi recommend any one to I'd thing pouhI w..
do nause!f." 1t will bo u rather rcmarl,ahl, ~ M
scrIptson Of Boys IN luc whow will ~ to 1u,is,.
polls to cfccttonccr for such candidates,
Tho Columbus TO-, ytdk Journal says TIM, ~.
natno Of WILLIAM BELL, the Dcmocratfe con,,. ,a'
date for Secretary Of State, was apnen1sn s",'
among other Coppcrhcals, to tho follnu,nt
call, In 1864, in the Newark idvoca'e: '0s
Strike 10 sarc ynusactf from lrnfts. co,,,.,-
tlohe, from unrclrntlng, lntcrminable etyt, Up Up
from IN impending Hood Of free nevroes i.nf mi
cnFrnpt Congress- md Aatntht2ttatinn. ftnn.n
mountain OF taxes tllat will crush tic AincrI.,a
peuple forever, s''eaa
Tlls candidate DaLL found tho original =, ~.
cali IN tho Hon. THOMAS 4. l1eNpn.cxs' snrssh ss
IN Chicago on tho night Of Aug. 81, 1854. he1a
In tho court-lfuuso Square, to rnttfy tho nona
itccs Of tic Pcaca'9urrcndcr CoppcrhcaAls IN
TINT occasion tho prcstnt Democratic contos
crate said in bis l,aranguc:
We nlnst elect whether VIC will bc tu]ed hv ~.
law OF by one man. py tho power Of thc 1su ~ 10
are nns a s9nn's !at the lay las been fct a.e
vii! Of one man. We will be rcaIstcsl iy hrsnn.aee ee
anu phyelchl force. We shnl not willingly 6ernmss
sInyea when We can aasc our llhettlea. IT,
trusted that lfc stl remained In tho 1nasacs. ~
that they lad not been sunk 70 low by thc ~!
yeass Of despots but that thoy could rise 10 etup
out Abolfts1Mtsm. and 10 husI tile exCTTr ~
Trn4Nr at Washington out Of political extsisor.9
ror ths IT. fey yesf' thsy a9etlon have ben
could suffer. ~'ss
, 1876-09-23

HENDR1oKs IN 1884.
In ono Of Senator MonroN'a speeches Ia
Indiana he spoke Of the Democratic rosolu.
tton Of 1864 declaring the War for the
Union failure, and stated TINT both TrIpEN
and HENpR1oxH were At that Convention.
Gov, HENDRICKS, few days later, ropliod to
this statoment by declaring: |. That the
resolution Of the Democratic Convention OF
1864 did not boar the construction placed on
1t; 2. Tint Tt1pIN's friends had explained
that ho had opposed the resolution In Com.
mitteo; and 8. $50 fur az I am concerned,
1t is simply lio mada out Of tho who1e
cloth, for wss not mombcr Of tho Con-
vention OF all."
This is altogesher too wonk to command
respect. While T1lDzs was member OF
the Convention md Of tho Committee whioh
reported the resolution, HENDRICKS WAS an
attendant upon tho Convention, and one Of
It's honored guests. His ocquioscence in the
action Of the Convention was not norely as-
senting; 1ao Endorsed tho proceedings as fully
a. If ho had been tnombor. a grand rati-
fcaaion meeting WINS held in tho Chicago
NAA4teA1AuSt CtlAHIo &Ao 0lkl4k SAN NOHfdu-
tion adjourned, Aug. 81, aud HExpn1oxs
made speech at that meeting, which was
reported md published in TuH CHICAGO
TRIBUNE Sept. l, 1864, mud here is portion
Of what he snid:
Thesc 10 another iesne to decide. We mnst elect
whether We will be ruled by tho law Or by ono man.
Dy the power Of tho law NO are all equal. But tho
Law has been set Aslae and NC neo now an ensa,ed
pcoplo-aubjcct 10 tbs will Of ono man. Tic felt
sangntne TINT the ticket nominated today will be
successful. Tic Convention which has
just been held has produced now ora In tho fe OF
tho country. Democracy, which 10 long has been
dead, 10 mora reHurrected and placed triumph
antly before the world It has achieved glorions
triumph, than which mona has bccn 30 useful, 20
powerful The triumph ii alrcady complete, aul
ia only to be ratified in November by the people at
tho polls. Tho resurrection, he hoped, had not
been e1cctod too lato In tbs day. lie trusted life
still remained In tic nasses, au1 lhat they hare
not been SINK 10 low by the four yeara Of despot.
ism but thne they conId riEo to crush out Abo!ion
i'm and hlnf ths snnsfy otd fyraat at Warrington
out Of political erisfenee. For the Inst few years
we. Us nation, hays been oppressed, and have
suffered, II Gycr 4 nation could suffer. Let tho
masses remember tho injuries sohfch had been In.
.aieted upon them, HB1 rsss In their nsfght. DC
hopeful bo inyucib!e, be irrcpreBalblc, bc cncE-
gec, bs faithful b unterrlhod md Victory il cor.
taiu.
Frosh from the hall OF tho Convention
where tho resolution declaring tho War to
have been a.failure Ind just been adopted,
Afr. HENDR1oKs congratulated tho Democracy
upon tho platform which had been adopted,
and in "ratifying" tho proceedings lie pro-
nounced them as producing ''a new cru in
the life OF tho country, y,"-an era Of aln1istico
, 1876-09-23

Tho Oregon Legislature has c1octod Gov.
GuovEn United S.ates Senator, to succeed
JAs1Es L. KELLY, whose torn expiroa March
8, 1877
, 1876-09-23

oatuo vcro stendy for best grades; others
shade lower. Sheep were dnll, at $2.bo@
4.25. Ono hundred dollars in gold would
buy $1,000 in greanbacks nt tho close.
, 1876-09-23
from bis refusal to mako 1t is necessarily

fron hla rof,eo1 IN ,no1o !, ia ,.,o,e.-;,,,
Anal tbov oro ,rnn
Wa r.vo ro.a a. m,>,,n =, ~ a.>.u<,.,,
a,otomcrt .;non ,,o,tar,nn an'a g., ~.
Villa ,hia .,cnt,smon n1n;,,, IN sn,,, ' ;nt,mn.n
tro+r,.,7,,, - A., ,r.x x,s.,,. H.. H.. ~
o,lo ~ ao, ,,,.;,,,,.1,. H.. .....,., ...,;,..
waro ,,o. ron,,oro,1 t., 1eco ~, .ar.,;. ,,,o,,
ey, not rocaiye1 in that voor ho t,aa rot III,
rhat sorv;,,. n.,,, xo,;,o.a,, ,.a n,,,. ,..,
ova 1,sro ,.oco,vo,, l., a., ,oo- aroh ,ufo~.
ma,;on w1,;,h i. o,o,,rs l,o .,r11 ,-,ro
wonl,1 h. ~ 1;root hs ar;n1 mi oroa, vo,ro
rut IN ATTACHING certa;n a1ieoationa n,odo hv
tho Nav v,rt 7y,,r. oa IN Mr T1,ovna nv.
vicoa and aarni,oa ,a,,r;no tho voor tho voot
noint of Mr. srnsor.r,a ,1ofen.o I. Tint ,,a IN.
MICA reoeinta of money whoro tboro woro
oarninpn. md earnings vhorc tboro warn
aotna1 recoints, Now Mr.. Tunru mnat rat
m ono basfa or tha ntbor Whan u ,vos
shown TINT Mr.. T,1nrv ho1 evorn :, m In.
como Of only s7118 md au,seoucnt,v
.wore that bo hnd rcce,vod IN TINT vaar
soo. .off, from n ainolo c1iont t1,o nnawer xvoa
rnola ,hat ro f,;d mt rot,,rn lilo roco;rt. t,nt
1is " anrninos Of Tho vear. Tlon whcn It
:. ,,e .1.a. ~ n,'.n- ..s,"na.a..,
-. aau,;ao" ~. 49,. naa~ 49,. r ~"
,sa ,o.....~ ~ s"' ,.,.. s ILL., ~
.%s 3s, 49,. ~, ~. na.sS.i",ay' .ss.1 ~. Wv
.or9 ,oca 20 TO-, ~ ~ ~" ~, o'J.'o ~, Wv u"ouoy
~ ~, ~ ~ '"as "s.'s.," aNe ~ ~ W. ess'tA1
" ~ o.A,. ...e " = 4esns u's 'neom'; y,
1,,mvolf IT ,ha t. oornincas y thonrv .vl,oro1or
la rocc;vo,, n,onev. ond ~ tho u raca,r,.n
~ .ee'''su e.,.. oo', a'a ~ 'no .e's'p.s
1aeory wnens'er ','' ~ enthea money WHICH
"'es not l'a''. I'LL 1tei "aits
In Which he tAkes iSa,lo with tho Now York
Times, the latter snys that 1t will undertake
to provo them up with all the hasto TINT tho
examination Of mass Of records will admit.
, 1876-09-23

Iuyer1y'a ThcNtrG.
Randolph street, bctwccn Clark and Laeaila. Cait.
fotuia Minatfcs AftcFaoon AMI GYtn!u9.
, 1876-09-23

AdelphI Theatre.
1t0nron street, corner Dearborn. Variety perform.
1nce. Afternoon aul evening.
, 1876-09-23

aAas AAC XEVE1p VI kAlH E34utA kAN b%&Qlls
ing idly by, awaiting that mythical time
when Democratic success mny disfranchiso
tie negro, who Ia tho only industrious per.
son tn the South, aud remand him TO tho
plantation and d life Of slavery. Tho poyor.
ty and suffering Of tho South gro the direct
outcome OF tho Inoradicablo lazinosa OF Its
poopto. Whom they take thoir lands out ot
thoir pockets, aud put thom to Tho plow
and the hoe, thoy will not 10 compelled to
complain Of hard times.
The malovolont spirit OF tho Couritr-Iour-
s,ars article Ia its worst feature. tn predic-
tions are nt best siilier than child's tattle.
It should remember, however, that In attack
Ing Now England 1t IL not attacking tho old
nntivo population, hut oil tho descendants Of
that population, and oil who, following
GaEE1Kx's advice, have left It's boundaries
and gono West. It IL attacking 10000. 900
Of Now Englandors scattered over the coun-
try from New York to California. It /. at-
taeking ons-lalt tho population OF the Pa
cifc Coast; one-thirl tho population Of I'LL.
noia; and a still larger proportion OF
tho peop!o Of Iowa, Wisconsin, Mlnnesota,
Kansas, and Colorado. It Ia attacking tho
only men Of enterprise who romain In the
South. In its blind fury and prejudice
against Now England 1t would bs satisfied
with disaster not only 10 that section, but
to Now Englauders everywhere, which would
involve the destruction Of the thrift Of the
United States, which would close up tho
school-houses OF tho country, Which would
destroy its material resources and put out isa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-21

Appropriation bfll (sae, ,5ss,5oO) was considered
in Committee Of the Whole, reported back 10 the
House and passed. Adjourned to the l7th.
MONDAY, Jan. 17.-The petition of Z.
G. T. Beaurcgard for the removal OF his political
disabilities was presented in tho Senate on the
nth, and referred Bills were introdnced-to
amend the acts 70 aid L. the eonst5ncu1n OIL
River to the Pacific Ocean, approved July 1867,
and July 2, 1874; TO amend the laws relating 70
silver coins. A concurrent resolution was sub
mitted proposing a common unit OF money
and accounts for the United States and Great
Britain. A petition of citizens OF Massachusetts
i'm each member of Congress directly reeponsi-
bic TO the electors OF his district the majority OF
whom may at any time recall him aud appoint
House. among which were the following: To pre-
vent traffic In sprituous or Intoxicating liquors
in the Centennial buildings or grounds during the
Exhibition; to repeal the act providing for re-
distribution Of National Bank currency; to re-
duce the eaarics Of all the executive and legisla
tive officers Of the Government, except the army
and navy, over $l.5O0, 20 per cent, and T. hx the
salary or the President at $4,000; TO repeal the
act for the resumption of specie pal ment; by
Mt: Banks, for the removal oi az poiiue@ dlsa-
submitted by Mfr. O'Brien-as an amendment 70
Mr. Blaine's proposition-provding that no State
shall make any law respecting the esiao,
of"ih Of reiiTioE, disauSiifying ministers OF the
Gospel from holding any office OF trust
| OF eNnOiuUltnt, tllnST pip.
| viding that no public moneys raised for school
purposes shall ever be under the control OF any
religious sect. mr,White moved to suspend ths
rules and bring the Houee to a vote on the Am
nesty bill introduced by him and from the
benefits OF which Jefferson Davis was e&
cludcd, and also to vote on an amend
| ment striking out that exception, which
motion was lost for want OF the requisite
two-thirds-yess 165, nays 110. motion tc
suspend the rules and adopt resolution DC
| clafing in favor of the repeal Of the Resumption
act was lost-Yeas 112, nays 1853. resolution
| was adopted calling on the President for copiei
| of all correspondence with Spain in reference t6
| the island Of Cuba A constitutional amendmen
| was Introduced and referred limiting the Presi
dental term to four years. The proposition wa
| agreed to-t56 to 102-to amend the rules govern
| ing the offering of amendments 10 the genera
| appropriation bills so az to make the rule reao
| "No appropriation shall be reported In such gen
| eral appropriation bill, or be in order as al
| amendment thereto, for any expenditure no
| previously authorized by law, except in continu
| alton of an appropriation for such public work
| and objects as are already in progress; nor shal
any provision in any such bill, or amendmen
thereto, changing existing law, be in order ex
cept such as being germane to the subject-mat
| ter of the bill, shall retrench expenditure"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-21
THE MARKETS.
JANUARY IS, 1876.

JANUARY IS, 1876
NEW YORK.
LIVE STocK.-Beef Cattle -tl0.25013.25. Hogs
Live, $7.7 @s.25. Sheep-Live, S5.0007.25.
BREADsTuFFs. .-Flour-Good to choice, $500
500; white wheat extra, S5.9S57.75. Wheat-No.
2 Chicago, 81 .23G1.25 No. 2 Milwaukee spring,
81 .24a1 25 Rye--western and State, ss096c.
Barley-$1CO@i.l0. Corn-Mixcd Western, Il
a71hc Oats-Mixed Western, 44G45c.
Prov oyIsIoSs.-Pork-Mess $20.7J02i GO. Lard
Prime Steam, 12z012Sc. Cheese-6012Hc.
WooL.-Domestic Fleece, 4s055c. .-
.. CHICAGO.
LIVE SrocK. -Beeyes-Choice, $5.5066s5;
good, s4751525; medium, si.25a4.50; butch
ers' stock, $3251i25; stock cattle, S3251
400. Hogs-Liye, s6.9o17.2i. shcep--Good to
choice, S4.5O05 25.
PROVISIONS -Butter--Choice, 252S2c. Eggs
Fresh, - 123c. Pork-Mess, Sl9.2bGi9.2i. Lard
12.2Oa12.25. .....
BREApsruFFs.- Winter Extra,
s47o07 so; spring extra, si.1O95.25. Wheat
Spring, No. :, 81 .OO1 @1.0l. Corn--No. ?, 43S
A43hc Oats-No. 2, 30M 03Ossc. Rye-No. .
66h @167c. Barley-No 2, S3A @S4c.
LuMBER.-First and Second Clear, 5000
D42. co; Common Boards, 3l1. .00012,00; Fencing
s12. .OO0lSOO; "a" Shingles, S2.75G3.oO; Lath
S1.75@2.C0.
EAST LIBERTY.
LIVE STOCK K-Beeves-Best, S5.7T0655; me
dium, s5OOG5.25. Hogs-Yorkers, S715@7.so
Philadelphias, S7.55@T65. Shecp-Best, S575d
6.25; medium, $5O061550.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-21
WE lNrsto oF oRILpHooD.

WHEN hear the waters fre.tiDg, r
When see the chestnut letting
All her lovely blossom faltcr down, think,
- " Alas the daylN ne. ."H ...
Once with magical sweet singing, ~,
Blackbirds set the woodland ringing
That awakes no more while April hours wear
themselves away.
Incur hearts fair hope lay smiling
Sweet rs air, and all boguiling;
Z nd there hung a mist OF bluebells on the slope
and down the dell; -
And we talked of Joy and spleDdor
That years unborn would render;
And the blackbirds helped us With the story, for
they knew II we'll
Piping, huting, "Bees are humming;
April's here, and Summers cOming;
Don't forget US when you walk, man with men,
in pride and JOY;
Think on us in alleys shady
When you step graceful lady; -
For fairer days have we to hope for, little girl
and boy.
Laugh and play, o lispiug watersi
Lull our downy sons and daughters;
Come, o wind, and rock their leaiy cradle In thy
wanderings coy;.
When they wake we'll end the measure
With a wild, sweet cry OF pleasure,
And Hey down derry, let's be merry, little
girl and bOyrN
Jean Inqsl0tU.