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Ottumwa weekly courier., 1876-10-11

We learn that the Fair at Creston,
yesterday, was unusually well attend
ed, and during the trotting the eX-
citement was intense. Everybody Oh
the slope was at the Fair, and Norris
Pyle informs us that he never saw
such time. When time was called
for the 2 :35 class trotting, nine horses
entered. The horses all got off in a
bunch, and on the splendid mile track.
the shape of figure eight, the race
was perfectly splendid, now one
ahead and then another, until when
coming down the home stretch, the
excitement knew 10 bounds, but one
cheer, perfectly dcafening, greeted
"Mat Patrick the horse that won
the first heat in :36,s.
After the usual time spent in prep
aration, the bell again signitied that
time was up, and away they went
again, spread out in a sheet over the
track, which is fully seventy feet in
width, each horse doing his best, and
as they went speeding down the
track, the sight is described as being
very beautiful. "Big Soap" took thi.
heat in 2:371s. The next heat was
won by a horse called Ned s., j,
2:3S,a. The next two heats were ta
ken by "Gov. Baker" in succession i,
2:37 and 2:3S, respectively. At thi
time the excitement was at fcycl
: heat, and when the horses got OF
again, "Big Soap" began to show hi
mcttlc. and under the skillful man
agemcnt Of Mr.. Pyle, he gave an eN
t hibition of endurance and fine trot
ting, well worth going miles to sec
and those long, even strides began t.
r tell a tale that his friends expected
Q would. be told when they entered
him in the race. The heat was closcl,
contested, but was won by "Bi.
Soap" as was also the next heat fol
J. lowing, which decided the race in hi
favor. "Big Soap was not in tn
best condition, by any means, or h
would have won much sooner. Hi
, friends think he can very easily bea
his time ut Creston. and we expect Il
hear of him trotting in the twcntie
before the season is over. We 'un
dcrstand that his new owner is
. gentleman who will handle him fo
what he is worth, and a good rccort
;. will be accorded "Big Soap" anon.
the bcsthorses of this State.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1876-10-11
Just Received.

Another car load ofthat very fine
Flour called Our Best, Gem City,
Gold Dust, and White Swan, which
has always given better satisfaction
than any other flour shipped to OF
tumwa, and which is being sold
cheaper than ever. All persons who
love good bread and want good flour
would do we'll to call OH
j. r. YOU'VE & Bro.
Market St., between j. ii. Merrill &
Co. and p. O. 9-l3-d6 VT
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1876-10-11
Bueejes and Wagons at Cost.

All kinds OF cilildren's shoes at
Phillips. WITT
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1876-10-11

The Chicago and southwestern
railroad, with ali its property and
franchise, is advertised for sale No
vember lst next in pursuance OF an
order of the United States Court.
The road extends from Washington,
Iowa, to Leavenworth, 300 miles. has
been leased for years by the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railroad
company, but is now to be sold out
under the first mortgage. 1t will be
bought in by the present lessccs, who
will then have clear title 10 the val
liable property.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1876-10-11

The WABASH LINE is eeven hours quicker than
any other routel from Keokuk to Indianapolis,
Cincinnati, Fort Wayne, Toleoo. Detroit, Cleye-
land, Buffalo, New York, and boston.
pnlimans sleepers and elegant Day Coaches are
run through to Toledo and Cleveland without
change, connecting with through cars to New
York and Boston.
The WABASH Is equipped with the Improved
Automatic Air Brake and Miller Couplers. The
track is laid with steel rails and Ia acknowledged
10 be the best In the West.
ASK for Tickets via Keoknk and the Wabash
Line.
w. L. MALCOLM, j. S. LAZARUS,
Qenl Pass'r Ag't, Gen1 West'n Agt,
mar 2-d&wtf TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1876-10-11
Rich'and Township Republican

We the undersigned, citizens of
Richland townsip, agree to form our
selves into Hayes and Wheeler club
at Kirkvillc, Wapello county Iowa,
and we agree to work for and use all
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1876-10-11
PRESCRIpTInM FREE.

TOR the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness, Lost
I Manhood, and all disorders brought on hy in
discretion or eScess. ANY druggist has the ingre-
dents. Address
sepl 1-wly DAVIDSON d co, Box 229G, N Y.
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Dec I, 1876.
Cotton quiet; middling. 11ssc; middIing lie good
ordinary lnc Net receipts. 2.UJ bales. Sales 1883.
stock oSU72 Wsckly-Nct receipts 36t94 bales gross.
26.7s3 ExpoNs-To Great Britain 17,'sss; France.
1850 to the Continent 2.Oll; to the Channel, 3251
coastwisc, 9.3D3. Sales 1908
Nkw ORLEANS Dec. /, 1876
Cotton quiet. middng ii1sc. low middiing Ike;
good ordinary. i0lc Net receipts 900 baies gross
Wceky-Net receipts %, il6 bales; gross 13,454 Ex.
rorsTo Great Britain. 4J4: to France IL o95:
Continent. 1905 coastwise, 2s5. Sales. 30 500
rections ~ oyember "a sExpos cosstwisc should have
been 10 bales instead OF i33 November 3l-Exports
coastwise, 2O7o instead OF alb November 2g-Exports
to Great Britain, 33a6, instead Of 3,39s.
MoBiLE, Dec. 1, 1876
Cotton quiet and easy; mddng. llssc sc. low mid
ding 1sc. Ike good ordinary, losac Net receipts
ss.s33 wceklyNet receipts 49, 24o bales goss 10 800
Exports To France. $50. to the Continent 52J; coast
sAvAxsAH. Dec. 1, 1875.
good ordinary iossc Net receipts 43s3 bales; gross
4att. Exports Goa twsa, lbs. Sales. 800 Stock
ts.17i WeekiyNet receipts 70 o. bales: gro.s a7rs
kxportsTo Great Britain. II 251 10 the Channel 3675;
coastwise, 1.542. Saes. i2.322.
CHICAGO. Dec L. 1876
hgher No. Chicago spring. 81 l5 eAsh 81 Is lid
December. ~ daasi i6 January; No. Jdo.. 81 O7a a
I'll O74: rejected S3,c Doc Corn fairly active and
shade higher: No ~ 44as. cash +ttsc Dcccnber 45c
January rejected io,ac Oats fairly active and shade
jecsed. 2s'ie 25l.c Rye strong and Lgnsr o7,.c
q, 6sc barley IN light demand. bat holders nrm at
u5c. q GU5ac. Pork active. firm aud higher; SIS 0J
eA.h; slo 10 $40 i2,sc.. January; sic -
Is ssss,s g - s fTa s 50 s "s sHnoFoss
$40 ok. February. Bulk meats hrmcr shoulders
6zc.; short rib soss sac short clear sides. ssc. Whs
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
WILL TWEED BE FREE AGAlNs
rooNTrNUED FROM EIGHTH pAGE.l

The least precneo tina, Tweed knew had the slight
suspicion OF any forgery. Ii was. In fact. at
tempt TO compel Tweed 10 pay money which the cliy
paid IN IT'S own wrong-ie e. upon forged Endorsements
that 10 say, TO persons who had title through
genuine Indorsemerts These were the principal OBJ
jcclions In Mr.. Fields view though they wero by no
meaus all Being asked further whether be thought
that Tweed could be convicted any OF the criminal!
indictments Mr. Field said that he had already cx-
pressed his opinion that Nr Tweed could not DO ie
gally convicted again any OF them, and he saw no
reason now 10 change that opinion.
On tho above showing-and Mr. Field has beaten TIC
prosecution once, that he good title 10 speak
on tho suhject-Tweed's nnal restoration TO freedom
should not be Tar distant Nr. Fields views are GER
tainly significant when taken together with Tweed $
confidence oi success casually expressed 10 Shorn
Conner; and these signs would not seem TO point
either 10 voluntary restitution OF Tweeds punder or
20 dismissal OF Tweeds lawyers AS regards tho lat
ter contingency Tweed nasprcvously been prompt 10
change his Counsel when he thought II necessary TO do
so and he might again change them without ncccssa
riIy stripping himself of ali legal aid.
Foster Dewey called upon Tweed early in the morn
Ing, and Mr.. Butts William II. Tweed, Jr., Nr Miller
and Or. Schrmer also visited him. Tweed was In good
spirits all day.
The New York herald., 1876-12-02

key. 81 Os Railroad ffeiRh's unchanged. Eeeeipts-
ticu i5oO bhls. wheat $1,000 bushuis corn 80 tUs do
oats 3nnD do rye. 400 do. barley. iifU) do -hio-
ments-flour 1900 bnis wheat. ou0OD bushels; corn
2a.cDl do: oats, $500 do 5000 do. barley
23.uDO do. At the afternoon call OF tho Roaid-wnsu
stronger 81 l5s cash 81 i6sS January Corn &C higher
Oats 33l l4e December Pork hfmer. SIC xlS % ash
si6 20 si6 p, January. Lard hrmer and sc higher
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
HAVANA MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. Dec. l. 1s76.
Printing cloths axe tor best U4xo4 with
more active inquiry and increased business
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

., s,
!ss ssoa sSs s
es. sa T. i sill % ,s
sc per ~, weight os ~ Illinois per d.
Wight wsss % % 1"s s Ds s
nes s s pss weight Illinois - sosr G Il S
weight sa sw. . knowlton sold state oxen al SC
. ss s Il % e1@ p
s ss y & % sa
y.' ". :sG; e 'Ss per Gss s Ess
s.A s~ q e S
ss as4, :sa ;si on a X
s ss ii hrs {" sss
:s:::: IT, r;se: ssl
,or ss!s7 aoi. steers a. % psr s weight O. sws Z
sSsc h. weight IL swi CHE. sold self
5!ne!. Steers ss''a De s. ,s -. wssSs % s" y y
s ss ps5 hs- ssssf eS s:'s. Ssss
@ e; u %s" ss VI iiIs: ;
@ !. g. ss e. sss Ss IL S
nois sisers s-sc per b. wsighiaf illinois
Ss H. and a s ~ S os s a s ia
Meyer. +, Z indI. nos steer, !, &c
r. Il s sw xS Sss aa sa S. for x.
e~i Is illinois steers At o.c per IT, ~ with 81 snr on per
s sl esss. sS hsss s "a s wss sas. a s
ac per b. weight o'l ew, " cwt strong for Kop
Missouri at SIZE per lb weight ~ Missouri
l0c per ID weight ~ cwt. =. snmucs sold tor
cwi illinois steers Al g,ss per H. weight u. cSt b.
waixcl sold j. waixel li3 illinois sisc ss,c
per lb., weight 01s cwt strong a So cwt. scnit;
7cw IA cwt n Lautcrbach sold or NJ Morris i6 iii
nnis At 94c h.. weight hls for klopier
Go. % Colorado steers 1,Ac per b.. with JOc OF per
with 81 per head weight OK y. II Wcsthcmcr
Reid - Illinois steers at 0c per h. weight ~
cwt.. Illinois bulls Mt 3s4c h.. weight ii75
lbs. per hsad Tor A. Bosemxn Is dry and
7aic. per lb.. weight cwt.
SHxsP AND Laags.-Trade nal and slow Sheep sold
4ssc 5,c. per b. lambs ut o3xc 7c per h. j. Kirby
Michigan sheep, weight 1880 lbs Mt 50 ia per
umc ElIiet sold eo2 state sheep weight is,s36Ibs at
DC. pcrb 9t State Sheep weight 1890 lbs So osl.
ai 5isc per h.: l65 cana ~ sheep weight 1890
lbs. at 5s,c. per IN. Davis 4 liscnbeck sold IS4
Canada lambs and sheep mixed weight u 40 lbs. n sac
Illinois sheep. weight 1886 IBIS. at 5i6c b.; ISo
Illinois sheep weight ls4lo lbs, at 5sac per ID: iOi
Ohio sheep weight $50 lbs at 14c per o.; i53 Canada
sold 2ps Ohio sheeo. weight IS lbs per head. At
81 80 per cw le5 Ohio shoep. weight ~ lbs head.
weight 10 lbs head, ts,c per lb .09 Ohio sheep.
wssh. g h.. per head =, sge per II ioi Ohio sheep
sheep weight os lbs per head * 5c per h. os Canada
lambs weight 40 lbs per head. eye per lb: Can
ada lambs. weight - lbs. per head. 6Isc per ID.
MLch Cows Sales we're effected At $40 S05 head,
calves included.
yrALs Asp cALvns.-rrsde small and slow at last
quotations
cwt 81 ONO hogs, weight 1uO7O his per h.
13i Ohio hogs weight 20. 800 lbs At SO 6lA per cwt
The New York herald., 1876-12-02

Spanish gold. 22lt PIX. Sugar quiet, but dm. Ex
days, 5ik
n discount; 80 days gold ? "a premium. London.
49, l3,a premium; o Paris. ~ pyemium-
The New York herald., 1876-12-02


pool yesterday, brought sl5o specie The steamer
Britannic lett Queenstown to-day for New York with
125oooo specie II generally recognized fact that
local political disturbances will more than Offset she
cfec, Of these large shipments from abroad.
GOVERNMENT BoSps
In this department the hves declined " per
cent, and tho rest OF tho issues were moro or less
weak. Stli there was fair demand for homo
investment by parties who shrewdly took ad
vantage of the fall Tho following were the
latest quotations: :*United States currency sixes
1914 l2lA; ~do. do, 1851, registered, ll3h
n3L; do. do do, coupon, 116A ll65s; do
do, 1885, registered, l0o Ito; do do, DO, coupon,
lo9al no. #dc do, do new, registered, 1904
lo9A; do do, do. coupon, ll23s ll2is; *do. do,
1867, registered, ll2t4 lla5s; do do, do, coupon,
1l5sS 1l5h: *do. do. 1885, registered, lib 1lSA;
DO do, DO, coupon l16Ja 1l6A; do tenortes, reg
istercd, ll3 1l31s; do do, coupon, 11SA 11Sa4;
do hvcs 1881, registered, illh lllh; do do, DO,
coupon. Ill a11ls&; do. 4h's 1o9s
sEx interest
yoRgrGx MARKET
Consos closed London yesterday at 95 516 opened
to-day at 95l e5ss, at three O'Clock p N. wero
05Is 95l4. United States bonds steady. except
ing new lvcs which have fallen from 1904 Wednes
day to 1868. despatch says that the break down
in these bonds is because OF sales on German account
supposed 10 have been Influenced by political nows
from here. Consols lower nows from tho
East To-day the Bank Of England gained flS7000
bullion balance, and has advanced the pricc at
which American gold is sold double eaglcs) from 76s
sgd. per ounce to 76s. 6hd. per ounce At five r "
money 93s 93s, ex-intefest; consols
fer account 93H 93ss; fve-twenty bonds OF 1865
(oidl lo3ss; do, 1867 1o9s 1ooH ten forty bonds,
1o7A; new nves, 1855 Q 1857; Erie common shares,
93l6 g3l5; bar silver, 55xd. per ounce.
The rnte of discounG In the Open market for three
months bills is u per cent Tho Bank Of England
directors made change the minimum rate OF dis
count yesterday, and the remains at per cent.
notwiths anding loss OF 81 O0O 600 for the week end
ing Wednesday. In Frankfort new nves are l0l. Ex-
change London, 25f. 16c.
GOODS IMPORTS
The imports OF dry goods for the week were $903 S59
and the amount marketed $91so77. The total i'm
ports since January $76 646 and tho total
amount marketed 81, ,533 1853.
Tho following the closing official prices o! mining
Sfn
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
CLOSING rRIcEs-3 r. N.
ADVANCES AND DHCLISE
The following are the changes In Closing prices CON-
psred with those of Wednesday,

The following the changes in closing prices COM
pared with those of Wednesday,
ADVANCE Union Pacific, q gold. 81
iygcLIxE-Ncw York Central, l5s; C c.. G. and l.,
1: Delaware and Iackawanna, Il Erie, ls Hanni-
bsi Joseph common, VI Illinois Central, Ia;
Lake Shore, ~ Michigan Central, Il New Jersey Cen
tr4I u; Northwestern common. 4; TO- preferred, ~
Pacific Man. *; Rock Island, n ST. Paai, "a; pre-
Ccrred, 5s Wabash, "a; Western Union, q.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was supplied at 81 ani4 per cent on cali
loans with exceptional transactions on the bass OF
and o. The rates OF exchange on New York al the
pndermcn,oncd cities to-day wore:---savannah y
offered; Charleston, offerings light nominaIly - u,
ycl.rg par; ST. Louis l25 TO l75 discount; New or.
cans commercial 1l-16. and bank III Cincinnati,
duh and heavy, 100 discount; Chicago, lilo dis
count Foreign exchanges were rather lrmer to-day
on an increased business, in connection with the
sales OF bonds In this market tor London account
We Quotc.-
The New York herald., 1876-12-02

otahcu -vo0d ordinary uc strict good ordinary iossc'
low middiing. mun, 1ac. For uture delivery the
sales were As follows cdncsday after two MDecem-
Der 2Ui bales ut l2c January 100 a l3lac: February,
~, ~ n is32c 100 at u 7ioc 70! at lzc; Marcn.
40 ~ ~ 1890 400 NJ IL Bloc April 100 a IL 1896
une 400 ut l3,sc july 5uo ~ 10 3l6c; August 200 at
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Dec. I. 1876
The circular the Liverpool Cotton lrokers Assoca
tion. reviewing for the ending last night.
ays.-"cottun has aefNe demand throughout the
week and although the market easier on thursday.
generally have materially advanced American
in demand until "Wednesday .nd prices advanced
I'D id bn IL Is quiet and about il6d OF The ad
In Island the sales La, been ony
small. but quotations unchanged In futures trans
actions have been unusually extensive with great huctu
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
wrrx1y urpour on 1RAssAcr,oys
PROVISIONS.
New York Produce Exchange Report.l


New York Produce Exchange Report
LsENPeOI- Dec. /, 1876.
Pork-Eastern dull at 77s Western dui at 7ls Bscen-
Cumberandcu duh i5s short duh I5s long clear
dull short steady 45s I'd. IIams-l.ong
clear dul iss shoulders dull 34s. Cd Beei-
lu7s prime d, dull at SIS Prime West.
hrmcr OBS Talow duh at As 9d Turpen
tine-Spirits nrner 3Ds. Rosn--common dull ~ 6s;
tine dun at los Cd chceseAmercan choice hrmer ut 6rs
Lard oil duh DDS Flour Extra State steady 25s 3D.
Whea-No spring steady at los 4d No. . do steady
NJ os. lod winter steady at los I'd Tor Western d.
steady at los vd for Southern CornSoit mixed steady
at 27s.
OIL.
LONDON. Dec. 1-Evcning
Calcutta nseed 52s 52s Cd. refined pet osun io,sd
u 1880. per gallon.
GRAIN.
LIVERPOOL, Dec l. 1915.
leading grain circular THE British grain mar
kets have continued firm this week. good business
has been done In wheat advance OF Is
quarter On the spot there has bcen AN ac-
tive trade since Tuesday ut nm advance OF
Id. per Genital to consumers. some quantity,
quay and aioa again taken mt previously nnob-
tanable rates to be held There has been some fur.
ther improvement in maize. The demand both for arrival
aud present delivery Exports from the chief
districts the north nnd Of Europe be
sidered over for the winter
Al todays market Tho consumptivc demand Tor wheat
less animated but Tuesdays extreme prices paid
and occasionally GENITAL additional tor both white
descriptions moderate business reported 10
Hour The stock Of California being small IL held Tor Oh
sack advance There WAS steady demand Tor corn
American sold about 3D. ratcx
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

Rio JANEIRo, Nov. 30. 1876
Coffee market animated: prices firm good hrsts,
6OO0 so per 10 kios Exchange London. 247s.
SANTOS, Nov. 30, 1876.
Coffee market animated: prices firm; superior Santos,
300 $500 reis per 10 kilos.
The New York herald., 1876-12-02

price to-day los on which a. the close there was
advance Of per cent This change in the feelings OF
operators is due the increased anxiety generaed BY
reports from the South, by the unsettled condition OF
affairs abroad. and perhaps more especially by the
orders alleged 10 hays been received from London to
sell government bonds Cash gold continues IN abun-
dant supply and to-day loaned At q per cent for
carrying.
The announcement from London that the Bank Of
England had gained ElS7 600 bullion to-day and that
the price double eagles had been advanced
from sss B. ID TO 76s 6ssd per also had some
influence on price, Tho sales OF government bonds
here to-day for London account were almost cxclu-
svey OF nves OF which il is estimated more than
s. 600, 900 were sold by the Germans. The selling
movement In government bonds at London to-day was
also largely in new aves and by the Germans
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
FIN ANCIAL.

JOHN l. BAzLEY. a Ba0ADw1l.- -FIHsf
.class Stock Exchange Privegcs quotations OF strad
dies single privileges: also explanatory pamphlets mailed
States,
The New York herald., 1876-12-02

- slice Total $500 bales To-day up TO two y. NJ
December, <oo ~ i2ssc-. no AZ - 3.c ip at H. loo
notice. l., ss1c. tshort noticcl. ltU AZ
Y ssc. ZOO aii2,e 100 a, I. sise January 100 =.
IL o52c. loo a. ~ 1929, 25O) IL s. loc. 4pl AZ
~ 73.c. 1000 i2e. 800 l. o32c February. 500
at l2ssc. 800 II ia52c. March, 10 AZ i2sc: BOO AZ
II l7-32c April 200 at IL i1c 200 May 100
At II 27sae. 800 AZ IL 3isae 200 At i2i3 DC; June
100 i3c. July. 100 i3 532c Exehnngs5t2c. paid
o. exchange 800 December for January Total iO.7oo
bales Grand total li.5C0 bales spot sales fol-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-09-07

We were pleased to meet in
our village Tuesday, our esteem
ed friend Senator VIM. Jasper
Blackburn, editor Of the Homer
niad. Mr.. Blackburn IL IN able
writer and . clever gentleman,
and we are rejoiced to see him
speaking out" so vigorously in
the interest of refarm and good
government. We may differ
with him as to the mode of &C
complishing the public good
for We believe it impossible for
the Republican party to reform
and regenerate itself-but we
believe him to be honest and
unselfish in his views and efforts
in behalf Of reformation, and
withal, a true friend to his peo-
pie and State. We hope that he
may long live to "cry aloud and
spare not" the guilty.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-09-07

In giving the result of the
primary election held in this
parish on the 10th ult., We unin-
tentionally omitted the vote for
Sheriff. It is indeed annoying
to as to have made this omission
but errors of both omission
and commission will occur some
times in the the ''best regulated"
printing Offices.
Here is the total vote for Sher-
if Of Bossier parish
Robert E. Wyche, SOS
Jos. L. G. Graham, 231
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-09-07

We stayed il 4. 49,
and took . look = =.
wess iatsodueed to ~.
secured s :: . littls si,.:s!
hsvs the preaise p
msoy rsbsGs u =.
pro- e. 70 f.vssah,y.
It. !! Louis wbs M ~.
hons q the sseat,, -.
never given : doiis
opposed to aavsrtiaIes
papers - . neaas r
bo:ineas O ksspirs
which they asv NJ ~
tise in their city 49, !
their cilculan, H. =.
and their drul.ess - 4
say, bring in hsgslaes
haps sos bat We IS - .
will b thus always ~
tnre the assertioa a.
tbeso same fellows 81
days sQueal at Tia i;
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-09-07

See notices of public sales in
another column. Hereafter We
will give q brief notice Of al
public sales that are advertised
to take place in this parish. Our
patrons will bear in mind that
the Banner will keep them post
ed Is to public sales, etc.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-09-07

The Hon. George w. Julian,
one Of the founders Of the Re-
publican party, is out for Tilden
and has taken the stump in In
diana. He was the candidate of
the Free-Soil party for Vice
President in 1862 on the ticket
with John P. Hale, and was q
leader Of the Republican party
until it departed from honest
ways.