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, 1876-10-15

The Boston Advertiser is the bearer Of good
tidinss from the Republican campaign in
Massachusetts, and in estimating the reliability
OF this good news it Is to be remembered that
the advertiser is q sound, sure conservative
authority, which never "enthuses, or talks at
random. It says:
WITH tn the good news from the West there is also
elgns are fair for the election Of the Rennh,;cae
@ seale t1eket handsomely over all the factions on
posed TO It. and Of the election Of Republican Con-
exception. And OF that district imner;}ad hv fEe
nomination OF candidate who is to day Attacking
hepnblican principles from the stump In his di4ss
tsact,-we DO not wholly despair. 49, LIZ o47-
, 1876-10-15
Excess Of votes over admit males

EAcess o1 Voles over adult males, 77N
AS these were wards largely made I'D Of for
eieners, it is fair to presume there were sew
era1 thousand unnaturalized persons; ret, not
withstanding that, the vote far exceeded all the
male adults in those wards 1t is theopfnion
OF those who are Investigating matters that
5000 or 1000 fraudulent and spurious ha1}ots
were added to the legal votes cast for the Dem
ocratic candidates. By these means they have
corruptly returned two men rs elected to Con-
gress who were clearly beaten. We understand
the matter is to be taken in hand before the
United States District Court, and it is expected
there will be some astonishing revelations Of
rascality by the professional reformers Of the
T1LDES school Of politics.
, 1876-10-15

PLE1ADEs LODGE NO. 47s. A. F: A. M.-THE
members hereby notified thar IN election 1or seq
1iv order Of fhe W. ~ J. H. STARR,
- Secretary pro TEN.
, 1876-10-15

VAN RENSSELAER, GRAND LODGE OF pERFEc-
tion, A. < Scottish Rite Msaoos-Tfcre Will be reg
ular assembly Thursday evening next hork On tue
ninth and tenth degree. By order OF
T. p. HALL, T. P. : g. NJ.
Ed GOODAIE Gr. Sec,
, 1876-10-15

No definite conclusion has been reached
by the European Powers relative to the pro-
posed armistice. It is evident, from the
tenor of all the foreign dispatches, that Rus
sia is at present the stumbling-block in the
way Of the settlement Of the Eastern prob
lem, hut whether the Car will carry
lis opposition to the apparently mutu-
al programme proposed by the other
guaranteeing parties to the extent
of open war remains to be seen It is cer-
tain that the Porto's proposition meets with
little favor at the Scrvian and Montenegrin
Capitals and these Provinces, if left to
themselves, will prefer to fight to the bitter
end rather than accept any compromise
which does not include full guarantee for
the protection Of the Christian population
, 1876-10-15

troll Of the Rctormers. The majority for R,r.
JEANS was enlarged about 500 or COO in ~. ~
Wayne By these Baltimore importatfons. r."
day more and more evidences Of frandr,s.!!
voting in Indiana are accumu1attne. Pozras
the number Of imported voters did not s1.4'! %
BLUE JEANs' majority; but, had there heen y
more cheating on the side of the " Retorma-.ans ~
than on that of the Republicans, NOTHING -.
the final footing OF tho official returns wor1s w
determine which candidate Was elcctra ~ ~
ernor. But the mischief is done beYon,, nen.'
9Thc South African Republic" +" as the T-,..
vaal State is styled, and which is about tn -
come 4 British dependency: will have lasted =.
q Republic about a quarter Of century VIII.
that event takes place. The Transyaal Decls,s
tiou OF Independence was made In 1852 ard II.
Independence was achieved in 1854. The d.
Muu budget furnishes some facts concerns.
this moribund Republic, from which it anae,,,
that It embraces territory Of 10000 son,,.
miles, and has 4 population Of 100000 inhah,.
ants. It is intended to federate with n.
Transvaal State the Orange Free State ~.
Cape Colony. *'And," the Budget adds, uvhss
federation shall have been accomplished, Or N.
two neighboring Republics have been absorh+d
into the British Domintons, one Of our enn
nies, and that anything but the most fmpo,tapt
will be twice the size Of France"
, 1876-10-15

THE BRETHREN OF HEsPER1A LODGE, ~. III.
A F. and A. H., are hereby notified to appear ut MA
son1c Temple, corner sandolph aad HastSd sts; thts
(Suudav) morning Oct Is at II o'clock sharp 10 a.
tend Tie funeral of our late brother, Ayin Adams
order Of CNAS- H. btshNANs n. n.
(HAS F. FORESTER. Secretary.
, 1876-10-15
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

COEISTH1AE CHAPTER no. 90. Z. 4. M
o'clock for work on the Mark Degree BY order 3. P.
J. O. DICKERS0N, SECRETARY
, 1876-10-15

CHICAGO CoMMASDERY. No. 19. E. T.-Atten-
ton ST. Knights Stated Conclaxe MondsE az cxsnlng
courtcop5ly invited BY order Of the {: c:
CUAs. +. TKONBRlDGE. Recorder.
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The Old Story OF Mans Deceit
and WOman's FrniIty.

PHILADELPHIA, January Ia dis.
tressing case Of suicide took place in the
interior OF this State few day since. II
had its sad though not unusual termi'
nation on Christmas eve, in the little
town Of Silver Brook, in the suicide oil
beautiful, winsome, orphan girl named
Caroline Kingsley, just turning 20 years
OF age. An unsophisticated country girl,
she had found home with friend Of
her dead mother. In the summer came,
with other boardcrs from Philadelphia, a
well.appearing fellow, claiming to be q
bank cashier, and calling himself Frank
Jermyn. Easily he won her affection,
and then in a moment OF weakness, un.
der the too often accepted excuse Of
"promise OF marriage" she foil. Then
the seducer went his way, and she heard
no more Of him till a few weeks ago,
when her disgrace no longer concealable,
her adopted father went TO Philadelphia
to hunt him up, only to learn and bring
back word that her idol was villainous
William Sampson, book-keeper in feed
store, who had, since summer deserted
one wife, eloped. with another. girl, and
embezzeled $4,000 Of his employers
money. Christmas was to have been
poor Caroline's wedding day. But,
though treated even more kindly than
before her fall by her adopted parents,
life had lost for her It's sweetness, and,
stealing out on Christmas eve to 0 favor:
ito bower in the orchard she shot her.
self through the heart and was found, the
next day, still in the kneeling posture in
which Sho had chosen TO die.
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Railroad, and in ali respects in good
faith, you and yours are to be enlisted Tor
the whole period Of the loan or until
we eventually agree to relinquish this
arrangement. On our part We agee to
allow you 0 per cent cash and 10 per cent
stock commissions on all sales made
by YOU and your machinery, subject
10 the instructions us to allowances,
ETC., sont 10 all agents. We pay to
you / per cent commission in stock on
the aggregate OF original sales Of bonds
in ne United States, stock in all cases TO
be delivered, but held in our name &C
cording to our contract with the company
by mower OF attorney. We 10 pay, as to
other agents, all advertising bills author
lied by us. We to hold $4,000 on the
original subscription to the S5,60O,0O0
fund "ior your benefit" and as soon rs
$SyOOO,0O0 bonds shall be disposed Of
through the agencies we to credit you
$4,000 on said subscriptions; and again,
as often as such further sum Of s., 00O, 900
Is subscribed for as above, . like sum Of
$40, 1000 is to be credited, until the sum Of
100000 is thus earned by the sale Of SlS,-
100000 OF bonds by the agent. Afterward
you are to continue your services in all
respects as stated above without further
compensation than the per cent in stock
on all sales in the United States and the
regular commission on such as you will
sell yourselves. When required to travel
and work for us outside Of New York and
Brooklyn, you will receive pay for your
travelling expenses.
We will advance you on the al Of JAN
uary, 1871, $4,000 Of the Northern Pa
cifc bonds on account and allowance.
JAY Cooke & Co.
The above is correct and will be adj
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BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION.
A WONDERFUL CURE.
ROCHESTER,, N. z, Jan. 18th, L

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o. A. U. PLATFORM.
An Utterance from the Secret An-
ti.CathOlic Order

New. YORK, January 1st.-The natl.
onal executive committee OF the order oil
the American Union deem il advisable 10
promulgate summary Of the principles
which underlie and energize their action
as citizens and as members Of the order
They do not here advance arguments in
defense OF these principles nor offer apol-
ogy for holding them; they simply state
them, leaving the question Of their ac-
ceptance or rejection to every mans judg.
ment and discretion.
The issue raised by this enunciation Of
principles are neither new nor extraor-
binary, nor will their announcement raise
either new advocates or new antagonists.
The issue presented are as old as the Re-
formation; the interests involved are
identical.
l. We accept the Bible as the basis Of
all moral, religious, governmental, and
educational undertakings. ,
9. We yield an unhesitating support to
the constitution and government Of
the United States and OF the several
states.
8. We urge that the present system OF
our general unsectariai free school or
ganization shall be maintained inviolate.
4. We claim that no part OF the pub.
lie funds shall ever be used for the
support or maintenance Of any secta.
rian school or institution what ever.
5. We are opposed to any interference
in political affairs by any man or body Of
men acting in behalf or by direction Of
any ecclesiastical body or power, yet We
make no war upon any mans religious
creed.
The objects and purposes OF our order
are few and simple, and we give them
publicity. The ways and means OF con.
Quoting our business matters, the methods
by which VIC propose to secure the desired
results, are peculiarly our own, and we
intend to keep them to ourselves. "Third
term or one term" democracy or repub.
licanism," "hard money or soft money"
"crooked whisky or straight" are entire
ly outside Of our aims and plans, and re-
ceive no attention whatever.
To sustain and advance the ideas above
summarized we propose to use all lawful
and suitable measures, at all times, that
to us seem to be propitious, with all per-
sons who labor for their triumph, against
all agencies which seek their overthrow
and destruction. As in the past, so for
the future we invite and expect to receive
the cooperation and aid OF thousands
upon thousands Of sturdy, stalwart, pa
triotic, thoughtful men, who love their
country with an ardor surprising that of
party, sect or clan. .g5
By order Of the National Executive
Committee. -...,..Fg
GEORGE D. WEEKS, President.
HENRY T. HoLT, Brooklyn, N. T., Secy.
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A College President Assassinat-

ed.
CHICAGO, January 1.-The assassina-
tion Of college President, which occur
red at Abingdon, ILL.,, on Christmas, was
the outgrowth OF disgraceful feud be-
tween two factions in religious denom-
ination. Abingdon is the seat Of "col-
lege" under the control of the Campbell
ties, or Christians, as they prefer to be
called. Its government has been charac-
terized by n series Of wranglings and bit
ter controversies for many years, and the
members OF the denomination have been
split into two factions, known as tho But
Ter and Perkey factions. Two years ago,
the Perkey faction succeeded in electing q
majority OF the trustees, turned Butler
out OF tho Presidency and put Perkey in.
Then the church intcrierred and sought TO
punish one OF the Professors who had
been instrumental in removing Butler
and appointing Prkey, the result OF which
was split in the membership and the
organization OF another church. The
fight grew fiercer and assumed more
personal character. Eligies were sus.
pended in the town, dwellings were de-
faced, and the local papers were filled
with vindictivc and indammatory arti.
Giles, and thus the hatred was nourished
and gradually worked up to the point OF
outbreak. At last the elimination came.
While the church which had seeded was
holding Sabbath School sociable, at
which President Perkey was in attend
ance, the Butler faction grew so noisy
and turbulent that interference became
necessary, and during the interference the
President was struck upon the head with
som o blunt instrument. Illinois is ac-
quiring an unpleasant reputation for
something like Ku-Klux feuds. After a
disgraceful delay the State authorities
have succeeded in bringing one set Of
scoundrels to justice and given peace to
community they had long held under q
reign Of terror. 1t is to be hoped that tho
"Christians" who have been celebrating
Christmas by murder and riot will be as
vigorously but more promptly dealt with.
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GhtaRtelliijqett1e
Lines ON the Death Of MIR. Blckel.

Our home circle now Is broken,
We roe 4 vacant chair;
MotiOnless aud cold the hearl
That oncO beat kindly there.
Alb he Is gone, our own dear father,
He sleeps beneath tho sod;
His soul now with the angels dWellS
Around the throne Of God.
Ills spirit has Joined that bright
And glorious band above;
Sorrow can never reach him there,
In that blesa'd world Of love.
But, Oh lis sad 10 miss his face,
ThR, eheered Ia lonely hours,
And saddef still to watch our hopes
Withdraw and fade rs flowers.
Yet over oil one cheering thought
Forbids tho heart 10 sink;
Our Savlour'A love, beacon light,
Shines oyor the graves dark brink.
Then let US strive with Christian zeal
To seek the path he trod;
To take the bitter with the sweet,
Its all the will Of God. J.W. W..
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sCBsIDlzING THE PRESS.
Tho Little Arrangement Between
Jay Cooke and Henry q. Bowen
a the Independent.
JAY COOKE q Co., Bankers,
phiiadnlhhlR and WaShIn1to,,


E DccCalbcT 10, iSfO.
He. Bowen, Esq, Dear Sir; The un.
d1fetanding whereby you fully and per-
iaanently identify yourself, your paper,
and Mr.. Kibbe and your nephew with tho
in'erest OF the northern Pacific Railroad
company, Is as follows; On your part,
Y1n give us all the sales Of bonds by the
mnchinery OF papers under your control.
N1n give your services "a editors or
atents to go and work for the Interests OF
|l bonds from time to time, rs we may
I'd your services out OF New York and
Hooklyn. You diSconnect yourself
'.lln all other enterprises, and work this
80 with your accustomed energy and
|'|'hfulnes. You give the exclusive In
ST and influence Of your money coll
uI.ns and editorial columns 10 the enter.
pfNe and bonds Of tho Union Pacific
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"DsYCHoMANcY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
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love and affections Of any person they choose, In
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IS cents; together with Marriage Guide, Egyptian
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INSURANCE.
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WHEELING, W. Va, April 2, 1873. J
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nexed hereto. All claims for loss or damage that
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and settled by the Peabody Insurance Company.
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SENIT.WEEKLY.
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The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
solicits continuation Of the patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
satisfaction, by fair dealing ample protection and
rom pt settlements.
WIN. BAILEY, PRECEDENT.
J.Y. L. ROGERS, Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
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0PEicE FIRE & MARISRINsuRAscE Co., /
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that upon examination by the committee Of the
assets Of the Peabody Insurance Company, It Is
found TO be perfectly responsible.
[Signedl {. II. COLLIER, Sec'y.
tsigncdl A. WILSON, Pres't
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Upon examination Of the assets and liabilities Of
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GEORGE D. WEEKS, President.
HENRY T. Holt, Brooklyn, N. Y, Sec'y.
Secrctary's address, postoiiicc box $3.50,
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THE NTEIIIGENCER will present daily the
news 10 all departments, from all quarter .,
the world, as well As complete record Oh iOS1u
events.
THE WEEKLY Ia printed on Thursday, aad Fan
DO had at the counter, In paid enTelOpGs,I IeuI
for mailing. pB- Ssni nPy 10 doSeH Jhe''dS
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TRANSPORTATION.

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| wEsrBouND TRAINS.
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