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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-29
rnr WHALE AND rur sALAnAsprn.

TUE WHALE AND THE sAiAMANDEn.
A Salamander who hoped TO strike
oil went TO the brink ofthc ocean dur
ing shower, and earnestly implorcd
Whale to come in out of the wet.
Thanks" replied the courteous Ccta,
cean, "but should ,fccl entirely out Of
my element in your society
Mordi-The above teaches us the
propriety OF being contentcd with our
lot. l4 aa|ai
q. 1uH HEN AND rHk TAILOR. ,ell
A Hen, who had saved q Tailor from
drowning 10 a marine disaster that had
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-29

"A rsal ss,ale man's mstto-"Xot
words Int dceds." :" y ''
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Tho young man who was filed with
emotion. had no room for dinner o
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-29
MITCHELL WAGONS.
The Best is the Cheapest

Thomas Reilly has received another large lot Of
Mitchell Wagons" which are among the very
best manufactured, and which he viii sel at the
most reasonable rates. llis stock includes almost
all descriptions Of wagons--largeand small, wide
and narrow track. Call an zee them,
aprsTi THOMAS REILLY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-29
RalIefonte Wood Burned Lime,

for plnstering purposes, by the large or small
quantity. Can be found Tor the present AZ Pie.
new building, on Market street.
octl.f l.. X. MCCULLOUGH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-29

A motto for cap yoar-Givo tho old
gal . ohancc ~ ,dfffW 4a.rea
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-29
Livery Stable.

ST,HE undersigned begs leave TO inform thepub-
lie that he l. now fully prepare 10 accommo.
date all In the way Of furnishing .ses, Buggies,
saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and
IN reasonable terms. Residence on Locust street,
between Third and Fourth.
GEO. W. GEARHART
gienrGeld. Feb. 4. 1874 fr..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

= :: t 6 Jscsesy, y I'm 49, -
Is ll-I6S Is q So; Nay 10 292ol3 l346S
june IA 3321I4ibc; July IAN "a sIdse;
August l4A GA 1854 .,ey " a..
Floof snchalesa; 9sms.ds acesssaS
ern. Corn eteedy; demscd nodStste; Csc
SO. 0sts stesdy: t4o52. CoAas-Rio quiet
and steady; .l6k an Sagar qnies nud arm;
S0shc for fair good refining; BIO for prime;
refined unchanged. Nolasses-MoW Orleans
unchanged. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Tall. " steady; 909Ac. Rosin quiet Tar-
pentine heavy; HA $3.50:
Leather steady; Hemlock sole, Buenos
A as.s. . ~ses ss asssss Ea DO SO
261Ac. WOOL quiet and firm; domestic fleece
AZ q Csc, pulled 40 48c; unwashed l503Se;
Texas is $50. Pork dull; new mesa VI.
Lard heavy; prime steam l27tc. Whisky
dull: 81 IN. Freights are y shade firmer;
cotton, by sail.,7 SD; by steam 1924
ST. LouD, January l2-Fiour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull ana unsettled; Ne.
Cred winter 81 As bid. Corn easieri No O.:
mixed SO 04Oc. Oats easy; No. 800 BID.
Barley firm and steady for best grades;
strictly prime tc fancy Northern 81 l50! 80
Rye inactive; Sc a SO. PORK. quiet hut firm;
SIG 5000. Lard-NOthing doing; !Z2oc
asked. Bulk meats firmer; shoulders y
FAC: clear rib and clear sides 1880, Bacon
firmer; shoulders 9Ac; clear rib and clear
sides IN q l2c. Green meats strong. Live
hogs active; shipping IS 5O06 %. Cattle
steady, demand good for all grades.
CINclNNATI, January l2;-F,our dull.
Wheat scarce and firmer: 81 3O4. Corn
steady, demand moderate; 45046c: Oats
quiet and stesdy; IS 42c. Rye dull; 7Sc.
Pork strong; $50 2502O So Lard dull;
steam l2Ac; kettle 30l3Ac. Bulk meats
steady; shoulders Ac; clear rib sides lone;
clear sides lie, all loose. Bacon-Demand
fair and firm; shoulders 9ko; clear rib sides
l2c; clear sides l2lsc. Green meats-De-
mand fair and firm. Whisky steady; de
mand moderate; 81 OS Butter-Denand
fair and firm for best grades; choice % q DC;
other grades dull. Hogs moderately active;
common to good packing p 1897 IS
CHICAGO, January IL Flour dull. Wheat
strong; 81 cash; 81 OOH March delivery.
Corn firmer; 44c January; 42Ac February.
Oats firm; sc higher. POk $40 80 Feb
ruary Lard dull; IL IS IL 7l4c. Barley
Demand active; sales s4c spot Rye gen
orally unchanged, but some sales rather
higher; 661s q &c. Dressed hogs-Demand
good at full prices; IS 250S 30. Whiaky
81 o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

The market opened under the unfavera-
BILE influence Of decline Of Lied in Orleans
ut Liverpool, and l3l6o in spots at New
York. where tutures ruled during the morn
ing 1872 a l-16o lower, but closed ut slight
falling eff iu some months, and IN improve
.quently, exhibited little animation, but
there was, nevertheless, q fair inquiry, with
sales during the morning OF $50 bales,
after which buyers came forward moro
freely and took 6750 bales, making total
for the day, as noted above, Of $3.50 bales.
The better qualities, including all grades
from low middling mp, maintained their po-
sition in consequence Of light offerings and
good demand, but the tendency Of tho
buyers and to increased irregulsrty.
We still quote inferior 1t 7071sc, hut the
actual range il Ga 074kc ORDINARY sold
ut $50. low n'iddlibg 1t IL No, strlct low
middlihg vt II Ne, and strict middIing to
good 'middling stFl3A. The lower grades
we're .Otfered freely. and were quite
largely Represented in the sales, but the re-
deipts have been equally liberal. and the
supply is sill in excess of the demand. On
der these circumstances, they could not 10
forced Of unless at literal concessions. The
better qualities, on the contrary, are offered
spsringlg. and held ct prices, in many
oas+s. above tho limits of pending orders.
The Exchange makes the amount ON xhip-
board not cleared (before tO-dsys exp0rts)
lO7 ,9l4 bales, embracing 81 ,l2l for Liver-
pool, "a $50 for HAVre, 49, 8 for the North
ses, 1850 for Bremrn, 706 tor Spain, 1862
for the Mediterranean, 400 for Mexico, and
$685. for eoastAhe ports. lsaving in psestee,
safeesbly to Its account at ~ u, lSa, -
coli, bat rot yet deaivaged, IL -belapss1
vill - ahont IN go haIea tn rawe~oo.e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13
Fire at Pass Christian.

PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss, January l2-The
Gulf Hotel, formerly Montgomery's Hotel,
burned to the ground, with the exception
of the kitchen and few Outhouses. The
fire originated in defective fue.
At the time of tho fire the hotel was
pretty we'll filled with winter visitors from
the North, who were fortunate enough,
with ono or two exceptions, to save their
personal effects. About half of the furniture
was saved. The fire broke out ct half past
ten O'Clock this morning. Loss $3O, 600; in
surance 5000.
Complimene 70 Barry Sullivan.
MEMPHB, January u.-Barry Sullivan,
the tragedian, was banqueted ct the Pee
body tonight by citizens, under the auspices
of the Young Mems Sodsiity Dramatic Asso-
citation, with whom he appeared ct the New
Memphis Theatre last night in an entertain
ment to aid in placing monument over the
graves of the Catholic priests who died
during the yellow fever ecourge.
The Beeamship Pacific Disaster.
SAN FRANcIsco, January IL Tho pro-
Ceedings Of the secret investigation of the
steamship Pacific disaster, by Captain
Waterman and Joseph Hillmsn, United
States inspectors, ere made public. They
report that the accident was the fault Of
the officers Of the chip Orpheus, and in CON
sequence Of steering wrong. Tho inep1et-
Ors arc unable 20 account for the fAilur6&
The Pacifica0 stop and back when the coli
l,sion became. iaesitsble, but that IL was
Impossible ~ tak6 aepe for the peeservA
ton of life after the COLLATION. - aoop1nt ct
the panic Alloag tho passengers.
ALasd 0s.b seAe9pe 4xDsseA.
- diskaesA feon Sacr1heats seys . lanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

Appjes asaNa1sAe - geuhos1os%EI
~ "a. aoh. Nsssssss S1sss g az I
It ~ o2@o; rcd kiduey 3lsc; western e
D2lAo; eroen pane $40 Y D. = III
CHs:ss-1.in 500 saPply .ad tho -
naaA- II Aedss.te. CAGqe western Z
9sy ,s .;s:s = ,sss f SD 9';t s.'
SrA4 CAHp&So-AnAll sock snd fair r
mand. Quoted e l541 . 1870 ' D..
RJcs-Veey qajet. 0s0d supply of Ia
~radce. The u,aehet b bare OF pine -
cboice. We quote LcuisisuA No4 q .
03c; common ~ 04lsc; ordinary ~ IS
fair 81 o5abc; ,gesd 81 DO; prfns 81
CSC: choice 6ltc y d. 80 ~ ~.
Bu1rEn-Choioe ssiis readily; tic supply
n lght, bat thagO II scarcely any de1an1
for Other grades, aD1 the stock - secums.
lsting. Choice Goeban Ne Ct 3o35s
nal; choice Western 2502Sc; good 0o2A:
in1sr,Dr 1916. y =. 8
POULr1Y-WeateEn grown chickens q
1t 15o5 50; yonpg do 1303 50; dscks 90
{ 50; Sesae S607; turkeys @!30H ' dos.s
Louisiana grown chickens @404 50; youe
do S2s2 50; geese $5e6; turkeys Sl3 On
HIDrsENo change to nots. Count,
sreeu are quoted 61736c: dry sailed % u
dry flint 10 also ' b. In city slaugh1
sales are making ~ tollo.s: Steer hid
GO lbs and upward, y Is, 80 l0l4c; sssG
hidee, under 60 ns. TIC; COW hides. - the
run, 6o7c; kps, Is to 30 1bs, l0c; calf ski
each, 75c0$t OK horns, each, sen
Beeswax 90 p k.
CoAL-Small stock ON hand and duil
Mount Carbon coal sells at retail At SIC
Pistsbure. 1T Wholesale 32ho. ut retail s.
y Dbl. IS y hid, SOC to manufactures, 81
500 ' box to steamboats,. Virginia canna
75c p Dbl. *
CoFrEE-Tair local demand. We quolx
CarRoes. ordinary to low fair, at II y 0l7N2
(gold); fair, 1870 1910; good, 1914 l8%6
prime, 10 . l9Ac% b. job lots: Ordinary
to low fair, Iva 0l7%c; fair. lSA 1916
good. 190l9Ac; prime, 1914 1910 y ID.
SrARcH-Lght supply. Largo lots Ell
at 3a4e, job lots 10 ' ID. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

- - r.
MegsoIe d NeWs re
= en- osneps and scam
PANAMA. January 3.-feace prevails, VITA
no visible signs Of . rupture. GeneEal Ma
fael Rixpuru, previsionsl President slnce
the twelfth Of October last. was insugurstod
ON the first instant ~ constitutional Fresa-
dent, for term Of two years.
Dr.. Aotonie Borrero took hfs scat -
Presidene Of Ecuador on the ninth uitlmo.
General Jules Sainz, commander Of forces,
anticipating resistance to tho inaueuratlon
Of BoFrero, BY Garcia Moreno othciaie still
in power. deposed them. and conducted the
President elect to power.
Peruvian advices report that the money
crisis was still further aggravated.
Admiral Mentels, opposition candidate to
General Prado for the Presidency, WA
taken to task by the government for mis-
representations and for his supposed inten-
ton to head . II bellion.
Letters have been received in Lima, dated
Cuzco, December IL, which announce the
complete destruction by earthquake, ON tno
fourth, Of the town of Absncsy, between
p. n. of the fourth and 9 A. NJ. OF the
ifth.
No less than thirty seven shocks occurred'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

Many . man lives with woman Alf .
lifetime without ever suspecting thu the
vito Of his boeom has really forgottenmors
Who plumes himself upon bis wonderful
skill in smashing hearts, ID being meitally
measured and intellectually turned hside
ont BY the smiling girls whom he tbid DO he
is captivating. Many . veteran beal who
pulls on his gloves 70 depart, feeling foud-
". conscious of having made . Pr@Ound
imprsssi0n upon the susceptible soul Pf the
belle who has endured him for m efning,
ysujd be wonderfally enlightenedff not
edited, could be heAf the sigh q1 selisf
thAs door saaouneed his departuh-SA
Loalf R1ssli5esa,~+ ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13
NEW YORK.

Rough Weather - the Sound.
New YORK, January l2-Much difficulty
Vas experienced BY tho sound steamers IN
0Aking their westward trips ON Monday
sight and yesterday. The steamers met
heavy seas and we're much delayed. The
Old Colony, of the Fall river line, did not
1T here ill last night.
Jealousy and Murdev.
Antoine Martense, whose wife keeps .
0igAr store, killed Thomas r ,gers and him
0elf. Rogers used to come to the store to
talk to tho woman.
Miserable Fellow.
At . regular intermediate meeting of the
Hneibytery Of Jersey City, held yesterday
otuoee, psstor of the Brosdway German
CA9sch: VI Patterson, voluntarily confessed
b had been guilty of adultery with q mem-
eee 0f his church, mentioning the person by
4Ame. Ar. Sisnge was theFenpOn deposed
GD0 Dc 0inlstFy.
L9bsl Suit AgaiDst . NoWsDaDer.
The trial OF the 500, 00o libel suit brought
By George Watts against z K PangbOrn
aad others, of the Jersey City EUening Jour
~Gl has been concluded: The Jury brought
In . verdict finding 455 for plaintiff.
Meulten ". Beecher.
In the case Of Moulton Va. Beecher, for
malicious pr osecution, the latter files de-
nurrer that the entry of q nOlle proseqni
was sufficient determination Of the prOsecu-
Hicn complained Of The case will have q
Aeering February g.
The Bar Association.
At tho annual meeting of the Bar Asso-
oiationp tonight, William n. Evarts was
0leeted president.
Fines and Pesaltios.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has received letter fr, m Supervisor
RolIke, Of Boston: enclosing . circular
issued by him to collectors in his district
Oaliing attention to the fines and penalties
imposed by Law on failure to destroy reve-
nue. stamps under certain circumstance.
Also to the practice, becoming very pre-
valent, Of Hing tobacco and cigars ut
retail from glass jars, show Gases, etc. He
Drders q dlsc0ntinuance of this mode of
selling, and intimstee that failure to COM
ply will he followed blythe enforcement of
tho penalties. The Supervisor, desiring to
have the views of the department a. to the
course of proceedings proposed, .Commis-
Ai0ner Pratt replies that he nnds nothing
In the letter and official notice which needs
revising, nothing which he can advise him
to withdraw, and that the practice referred
to 10 plain and palpSble violation Of the
1aw. ~
TWoo6,s Jury. $500
The call for jury ia the Tweed million
f1ellae cdse = proCsedinR.
1Alse Repent.
The report Il st application viii b nede
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13
DoDessic Markets.

New YosK, January u Evening"
a 84ls. Gold 1924 OLGA Governments
dull and steady; new ives 1865. State
bonds quiet. Stocks closed dull and steady.
Sub treasury balances Gold, 90, 4l6, 294;
currency 335, 232, 562.
The sub-treesurer paid out q, 800 900 on
account Of interest, and e66 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts el7l, $50 'ass s@s
Cotton closed duh; middling uplaods
l3A6c; Orleass Is $50; consolidated met -
Snipts sll2 226s enpeeseA. hg'0sess, Britain
S(7l& = Rsno& l1t$l - ~. 1ont1nano
1873; net reesipts l7l6; eross 5626.
\ tapss els6sd1 qsie6 ssass 2, ooo 49,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

MONETARY.

80, nm ournn REPuDElCAD 0yylm,l
wsDHasDAI 4S1s1Ss. January H. NJ ,
TIE demand1 ~ 1bsssats vs. rePssted
moderate BY most Of the benks. On the
stsest che Inquiry Awas hent, and ssess
t1emaud. and easily placed ct 8 per cont.
Der annum. Foreign and domestic o..
change were in good supply, s1d, iaar
movement was reported In both.
A better feeling 10 reported IN stocks ana
bends, and there 10 apparently more c'ePS
sition to invest. New State conco's ana
some Glasses Of city bonds were active, ana
quoted at sharp advance.
We inoiude in our report Of stocks, sales
of ne v stock privileges of the New Orleans
City Railroad ct 22023c prenanm-tnst -.
the privilege Of the holder Of thirteen shares
of the old, to subscribe at par for ono share
of the new stock to be Issued for the pur'
pose of extending the Canal street line to
Lake, payable 40 per official notice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13
AUCTION SALES.
BY d. e. Morphy 4 Son
STEAMBOAT B. HENsLEY.

DY D. e. MORPHY 4 SOMA T. MORPHY,
ID auctioneer.-Will be sold. on SATURDAY,
CHARLES Auction E1cbsnss, in the rotn. d 81 ia
d. Obe.les Hotel in this city, ~ per es1er e
James Wood, president Of tbs Lower Coast Raoket
TIE SIDk-WHkkL STkAA BOAT h uIHSLKY,
- che now lies Ut Algiers, above the Canal street.
ferry boat. = > = :
TeEms and Conditions-O Ono half cash. ana -
balance 1t sixty days. for satisfactory city -
oeptanco. go. IA Is q -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13
COMMERCIAL.

CorIoN-The sales to-day lnot including
600 bales late Yesterday, when the actual
sales were 6350 bales) summed ny $3.50 bales
at steady prices for the medium aud better
qualities, and irregular and easy for the
lower grades, requiring NO change In our
quOtatIons. We give also the figures and
report of the Exchange, 40 below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

Nv The sesaiopsss e - HaeefeA andot
Joeeuh road 1t . receiver u declared en-
tirtly without foundation. .-........
= - AposAer suie ASa1sss BeecAer.
Joseph Loader sues Beeohef for ma
lioae~e pfOooOatiOn. 3 IS '---~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13
FOB RENT.

EOk RkNT.-rART OF 4 EUlNI6n1D NOUoD
II t. rent suitable nor small fanilv. a - r
sws Gentlenea Ia. ~ Aasas,ne e>sssE . eli
9z7 = WEEK GQA1AST1sD 10 NA2R
~ md Female Agents 10 tkttr leeatifY.
Cysls NOTalI0 to Try IT. Pxrs iculars Yres.. r. O
vlOAxA1 Co.. AnSussa, Maine. jal eow~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

st John, Bergeron. from Donaldsonvine
Josephine, Coonons. from Onion Plantation
George Lysle. Martheus. from Rttsburg, viii
boats and hargoo
Wawonock. Taylor. from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer, Dragon, nom Lower Cost
OFiole. -. from Lower Cost
iberia, sheldon. from Lower Cost
George SpaDgler. VPrv, from Lower Coast
Bastrop. hodge, from Lind Grove .t.......
p Fraser. Canton. from Lower Coast
Annie b, ROlfs, from BaratariA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

sgylS .IaEs.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

LVK1POOL-Hark Onni-266o bales oottou 3eoo
slaves
LIVRRPOOI-ship stamboul-4als Sa,ss sssasn
800 slaves
NKW fORK-Soheonoe Drigndier-733 bbls xioo
SANFAN .En-Bark Mercedes-50o balso oettm
20 bales coe0a q aka cocoa % 900 slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13


supplies are called for. The last received
sold 1T $40. for export.
Cow PEAs-An offer Of 81 IS ? bushel
was refused for $500 bushels, February
delivery. Only small job sale IL made
occasionally 1t 81 rs = bushel.
Corn IN SACKs-Fsir supply aud the
market continue quiet 1T steady prices.
mixed ~ $50; 1000 choice yellow ct 55x go
white at Soc. and $50 yellow ct 10 p
bushel.
OArs-Good supply and moderate de-
maDd a. previous prices $50 sacka sold, of
which $50 st.. Louis ut 4lc; 100 ct lllAc; 100
at 42c; 100 at 43c; 100 choice 1t 44c, and 100
g .iens 1T 4Sc, and 100 choice 0alens ut 500
y bushsl.
BxAs-Is in light supply and the demand
cold atS5o y 100 lbs
HAE Good supply of ordinary grades
and 10 demand for them. Choice il scarce
and tho dsAand il moderate. Only l6O bales
sold. Of which 60 prime 1t SIS, and 100
do 81 919 y ton.
Eaes-Good supply and NO demand.
Western are quoted ct l50l8c; Louisians
EscuLEsrs AND Gssrn VEGETABLES.
Large stock of putAiOes ON hand; the de-
mend for them 10 moderate No oheiee
onions ON hand, thero 10 scarcely any in
quiry for them; ordinary are ceiling ON tho
landing 1t 500 y Dbl, Potatoes -Russsts
ore qnoted ut q 40er SO; early rose q IS
%; peach blown 81 1922 peerlsss q;
p,nksyes % 50. Applaa 81 7S1as Sour
krout $405 ' Dbl. Cabbage $sol0 '
LOO. - -
2 BAoarNc-Lsght supply, and the demand
for domestlc jute continues good. Nv de-
msnd for India. DOmestie juts 10 qu0tsd
q. wholesale ut 13kc y yard; 1t ID retailing
at 1l0l4Ae, y yard. lndia b 9qupesa s.
Wholesale 1t l0c; . retail 1oltc. = Jerd..
D1lED R1u7T-TAe Stock On had . mere.
3Aaa anpls, sAA thszs \ very little denAad.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-31
Political Chips.

Harrison is as different from old
Uncle Jimmy Williams as white is
from black South Bend Herald.
Yes, and retaining the order of the
comparison Harrison answers to
white and Uncle Jimmy to black.
The New York Sun says: Money
will not carry Indiana for Hayes, but
Tilden." The Sun is Tilden's great
champion. s n'r
Col. J. s. Mosby, conspicuous OFF,
Ger OF the Confederate army, has
published a letter in reply to one re-
ceived from a Confederate comrade
in which he says: "The ground on
which you urge me to support TildeD
and Hendricks is that they are the
candidates OF the Southern people
and, IL elected, will be under their
control. Now, it is because this thing
is apparent that the election of Tilden
is an impossibility. In attempting to
grasp too much the South will lose
every thing. The sectional unity of
the South has been the bane of their
politics. ,as -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-31


I The HON. ID. Williams, Democrat
ic reform" candidate for Governor,
says OF the government employees at
Washington: I'VE knew that every
man employed there was getting
twice as much as a laboring man
could get in the State of Indiana
when none of them pretended to work
over five or six hours per day" Why,
Uncle Jimmy, where hev you
been?" Don't you know that the
teachers Of this State are paid more
than twice the amount that a Iaborer
gets for his wages? And isn't this
true Of all the salaried men through
out the country? What would you
do about it? Isn't it fair and right?
If not when you can spare the time
just return to the United States
treasury all OF your salary obtained
in the House of Representatives
above s1.O0 day for actual service.
III compensation for official services
are to be gagged by the wages OF a
daily laborer then begin the reform
at home.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-31

OF the terrible cruelties perpe-
trated by the Turkish soldiery in the
present Seryian war, correspondent
of,the Courier de France says: In
the villages of Pervan and Timar 300
Christians were drowned after being
tortured. At Payies twelve women
were cut tC pieces and thrown to the
dogso At Ratklovo sixty children
were stoned by the Turks, led by one
Fechim Effendi, TO avenge a relation
of Maj Stocsvics Boy, Killed at Bel
lima. At Sokolovo $50 young girls,
taken from the neighboring villages,
were penned in field, and after the
prettiest had been picked out for the
harerns of Fechim and Stocsvics, the
others we're abandoned to the SOL
diery,and were violated and muir
dered. At Madam the Christian pop
ulation assembled at market were
massacred by fanatical mob led by
Hadji, Omer Effendi and another
functionary named Ibrahim Kur-
usoyics Aga The victims in this
case numbered $1,000" 4li .i q.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-31

The Cleveland Leader of Aug 2Sth
contains an important article for
which il holds itself responsible. The
facts briefly stated as these: AT late
meeting of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee of Ohio at Putin
Bay, the principal subject for discus
sion was @the question whether the
Democrats of Ohio should accept and
use corruption fund OF $250,000
from the Democratic clubs and local
committees of New York and Phila-
delphia, to be used in the city dis
tricts Of Ohio in purchasing votes to
carry the October election The
proposition was both opposed and ad-
vocated by the members, but, after
hearing both sides thoroughly dis
cussed formal vote OF the Commit
tee showed that they were in favor Of
receiving the money and using it as
proposed. Strong and well chosen
committees of reliable men will be
appointed in Cleveland, Toledo, Day
ton and Cincinnati, to receive and
disburse the funds, which are to be
used for the purchase of votes in
open market on election day. Such
are the means, fellow citizens OF In
diana, by which the reform" Demo-
cratic party propose to carry Ohio for
"Tilden, Hendricks aud Reforml"