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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-11-01
POLITICAL FIGURES.

The Democrat in this campaign seem 10
have Il partially for figures. They pub
lish them to an almost bewildering eX-
tent, and one might not go astray in call
ing their canvass 4 mathematical one
Their last batch of figures is to the effect
that between June 80, 1866 and June ~,
1875, there is discrepancy, between the
amount of internal revenue taxes assessed
and the amount collected, Of the enorm-
Gus sum of $50, 100000. or this sum
about So, 900 900 are from non-collectlon
in the six years of President Grants I'D
ministraton, and it is asserted that the
largest deficiency arises in the whisky
producing States Of Ohio, Indiana, illinois
and kentucky. Ohio, Illinois and Mis-
souri, show the largest deficiency. The
assertion is also made that the deficienc!
between collections aud assessments IL
greater in years in which Presidential ant
Congressional elections occur than II
other wears. The reports of July i, 1856
To June 80 1869, shows less than ten mil
lions of dollars deficiency, while the sam
reports from July l, 1872, to June ~
1873, show deficiency Of twenty-on
millions, or eleven millions greater tina
the preceding year. During johnson
administration the internal revenue co
lections were greater in proportion tina
during Grants administration. VI III
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-11-01
Kid Gloves,

WITHOUT QUESTION, THE LARGEST
LINE OF THE QUALITIES AND
SHADES EVER BROUGHT INTO
TOWN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-11-01

The fourth lecture Of the course
will be delivered at the Town Hall
next Friday evening, Sd inst, at =
O'Clock. Lecturer, DIR. r. II. Pad
dock. Subject, Musical Instruments,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-11-01
A CARD.

HENRY s DANA, Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-11-01

have adopted the pay-ln,advahce
system.
We shall delay our paper next
week for the election news. Vote
for TILDEN and REFORM, and get
your neighbor to do likewise.
Get your neighbor this weeks
AGE. Don't pass over the article
headed "To Farmers.
A CARD.-We return our sincere
thanks to the friends aud neighbors'
VINO "stole a march on US on the
evening of the 23d ult., it being the
5Oth anniversary of our married llle
and left substantial tokens of thel
love aud respect tor us. May they al
have Golden Weddings, and EMO.
them as much as we did ours.
JONATHAN PELToN.
SALLY C. PEIToN.
Woodstock, Oct 80, 1876.
Cider is now used as a sub stitut
for water in this section-it is cheape
than water.
Folks who have been to the Cer
tennial are getting to be quite con
mon, and it is only those who haV
remained at home that are considere
Of much account.
The ''ienee men" are all gettin
off on the TILDEN side, and the
are bringing the tence with them.
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w all Papers,

CARPETINGS. WINDOW SHADES
AND SHADE FIXTURES.
This Stock vii! be reduced immedi-
ately ii low prices can dit
j. Il. JONES.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-11-01

Don't forget the Dance at Fair
hanks Hall tomorrow evening,
(Thursday.)
President Grant has appointed
Thursday, Nov. 3Oth as \ day of Ma
,ional Thanksgiving.
, 1876-05-17
TIE S(luEAL.


Q,-How long was 1t after your Indictment
Thu. you weu. to tho GoYesf.ment officers al,d
proposed to tell all you kuew1 Al never
wont.
Q.-Who went Tor you'll AL don't know.
Odd you cysr 60 and scs theml Al
dill after WAS bcfore tho QruId Jury.
Q.-Thcn when did you go before them and
propose to tell what you knewf Al didn't
propose tn tell what knew; didn't mako any
such proposition.
Q.-Who did you 60 aud sect A.-1hey scut
for Inc.
Q,-Wlo arc thcyt A.-You spolto of tho
Government attorneys.
OIL said otE}ccB. WhoNcnt for you'll A.
Iii. Aver, ono day.
Q.-Whnt dayl It was Just after pleaded
guilty or before.
Q,-no you say to the jury that you don't
rccollect whether you went bcforo ynn pleaded
guilty Or not; whether you made cleun breast
Of II and yoiuitel what you knew before or after
you plead gailtyf AL mycr went there; /
was only kGut for.
o.IIhat does not ans,ycr my question. Was
4 before M Il after you plead guilty AL think
"S.-%e!i' don't you know1 A.-well, ! d.,
Q.-Itleu, why did YOU say you thought you
WANTED 70 sAvn aoun n,pB.
You went to Mr.. Avert A.-Yes, s!r.
Q.-When waa thatf A-A few days before
I.@YouS S5i SstatS now as fart what al!tt1o while
a601t thc 6rand July.
9-pnt yS at nlesa guilty betuts tie gsn
HybctSrs 1a1y as osl0'' or 'fsef sou plea''a s'y'
Odd you propose to tell what you knewf A.
, 1876-05-17
Q;-Did yon evor send notice to George Bur.
AL hRvo no doubt OF Il.
4.-n1t when s.as IT. did you do IL tn 1871 A.
.Q-1a 1s74f AL have no doubt Of H.
CLOSING PRoUDBD1Naa,


was recalled, md tsatd Mum mover asked him
any questions abous those three barrels ut Uol-
sct'A Il EastrpaD'a. Mum had told h.m on an.
dtifer OCCASION when hn was before Co,umfs..
eEeucr Uoyno on the bhasgo Of making falso
report, to "koet \ sttn upper lp.n On the
cross :oxauinatlos, no asaitted that hs took Ill
remark IL a 'tnere friendly one:..' - .
;. T. CoNKL1N
6eaid and IBID sd5eie.d IL tesiied - feo%s.; Hss.
ase: T. ss II t Mesns Ts;s ny bas sfs s s.
Eh h bs.asaefs b%dso Gsp It Mr.at.oh was he;Se
Department and from Manr. T. shonid think liz ho
sapa R .eoqt 1s4 Gee mon:a thetwsou 5sns.i5
A1tl 90. is75. sad wens hons, on thc ;sas'' Sth.
Waited ;o,ns dIst,l!erlcsslth hina-t9e Klhnktn.
ms and the Collector aud tho pt.t!ot .AttgFeY ID
aEEango . proposed eompromiso between tho Gov.
H Jill @ ssage ~ si' sssnSeat cnsned upon tho .a
m16hilisy Of ocstatn -avjdchec,, which wou1d tend
% @ HI; s 1fss 9 had e9as1 70 & s
monoy gut OF tho, disllf!srs thcre,s tho snount
sa se 9oS Thg ,npp pasissssh i w
which was objected to as evidence BY col. 1nges.
n: nsutsll msas length, Argument m tor tho a.
qnotsa from .eyssa1 .ataotitiMes q to sastaIn.hlln,
thih evidence, the defeukch Ind right to produce
rome 1T rcbItta1, ant be giycn tiua to mike ont
XII. Aver answered briefly, Dnrng bis argument
he said that tho prosecution had niadc out an
overwnel,ning, case mp to this umo. and could do
~oIi co iesaesoll SSas ato.e Eli a o wa. within,
to submit Tho case to Tho jury without saying a..
| Other word. ;, :.
IS; Ayet-You wilt allow 1t, % stana'as"is Ii
! cpl 1ngersoll-we accept your ehatIopge!
L. hr hNGrf ftnr hFfu 1tn1 1Fjfh Z.
| l1rst.
Col 1ngessoll---Takc II up NOW orno1sr-don't
say ano,ecf oid sboot f. w ero ready To sabn
Tbs cou.t@Mi: Afsr:pfocesd.
Mr, kypr concluded hiE trEun1cnt, when Tho
Court dectded to consider tho matter. snd deliver
] M opinion this fn0rfEnE
Court then adjourned till TO- O'Clock tlla morn.
ing
/, . TODAY.
X ts altogether lIkoy TINT tho prosecution will
tO-day endcavor 10 Rliow that ther6 WINS d conncc-
jtion betwsen the co.splfacIea E chieago and Nil
itnx on distilled spirits. Leopold Wlrth,
ono. OF tho gteat Indicted in Tho 't0ream
city, who hns done some. effective
missionary work in that village. arrived In town
saaag snd s IT. 91ts s'Gae
interview him. However It is altogether s1lkelY
theory by showing hituseff to DO tho missing link
The tso consplrasi,es having hssn thur show .
,tbe ada,tasioa Of Conk'ln'a Testimony. as Mum il
charged With having cousp[Fed with Jacob 1sehm ct
nl:, and divers othet. persons to tho Grand jury
afosasatd Unknown"
, 1876-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
f;AL1Y0uNIA,

/; Hpscsal, bhpatcA 70 7hs 1Ftsus&
; WA6uExo1on, D. c.t MAY lo. lo.-Infosmauoa =. H. ~.
California; to tho eheet that tho agents o. 'at
Government Era pushing uost active var ast!ss 49,
diatllofics ies days sipee lis aided to ~
citemant .hofs, aud strenuous e1sft9 eis essdntncss
BY local otieefs and diatlls1 and sHsn tnres,ies.
tion, ana drive ID tho oosers uho 70 sls.
!t, short t's siaos ons ot ths i. nesa "a ouorei
;Asse e zoo oSs'' e toa r. i.'s
ths wi,ky frauas eodld b. stopps .meas xnsa
fsHsles:sS'' .nS s9$%S1ea sny -
nea & So9k s@ens IL 4 san rs19s51Set r'9 5et
The thus fst r. oas. snd
81 batng carried an xtta .nofs ~,
i I'D " wtS r. %pts "a.
@ Hs ats,;iisr. than sx{sted In these citist
subject j. Iikaiy 70 sttaia considerable psoa'SAs
within sry shQ1 Nnts
, 1876-05-17

= sp dR, spsop3.s5, se 3s5, ,;tnsyth5ns tsy,, fy s;se nc.
3;"e. w. S arst limo yon evor won't f'foFo
~ 3Tn snnn r, hfv es understanding with any OF
Mr Ayer ohiestsd 10 tas a"t.tas: ba. tha ob,co.
Odd yon, isry%tt&i, .ou' Al don't know
tl!1t he Tod ne a.-.;t s1anss~@a Thoar't knew
q@At ~ Ia. W .i~ - dsS Il, y.e know whether yy,r
lawyer had sasa tlnn or mott Al suppose hs had
8BB ss s s s yss se s' A1s ts sst It; y a. Ito
,for yog io 70 and toll what you 1baw' A--Yes,
II q.~Dfd a 'fa i,e n1u; sny II VA. ~:rt A.-sh1v,
galn> A...Nu. .!t. ...
Q.1,D,ld ,, be- tell yon i was Tho boat ra, to 'avo
be Gest sisad s 81 ss!!.y sSs :'' Nn' so'a o' "0'u
to ct ont ii IL ~ X-iis % aid il xas tho bcst rsy I
10 do, aulsa lake thu chances. 1Io told ms thal
e5Sio 9@bs isa T. s ksh ,on lint he had ads any s.s.
factory nrrnngasuccnts with the oovosnsnons on.
III; S;a;blS i ~ T. ,ou what s'"nr'nsnt' wete
Y.-nid yo. asx i!'nas ,A.;--No, s.r:
,Q.-alr. 1tehm, plcaso look a. tla Jury anil te1l
hatI bsen .n,a!s To- th.t effect, Al aaksd him,
;ay & 5sa;sss;y s "a r so toaf 1t wsa'd bs sa' Jest
ths corr wonit} @ .nke Il Tito consideration.
es hgS ts sass w dsas e.e
Q-pd ss iii yon Of any arransementsr A.
were to Be- treated casiiiyi
ahs Court thought thc point had been pressed far
! enongh.
, 1876-05-17

SG1 ees y; ss re, 1t was eomo'est 600 and 'om''
d.ees IT,: 2a' ?".fs nj ;ha aosa sG a
~ @ 'sms ,o;,; S tsE ssg7 Asoo
H.: ;;,Psd s;sSnF 5!o asEss%
asSa e. iste1,o,@No s% wot e3s'se e1sss ge
af, tns e at eoa ro q
rno ,ir,1 mesS "' '"' So' '''' '""'
x - Il ~ stFss .Sa ,,s. ys "a III ANo Sir but
U.mf tlllnS 'yo yon stalcd Il. 200; Ia Tint .tucs
ns got s, s hat kn"w 10 n. Ko
lbnnoI n"t I'm rnntv vi fnr lin. 9e>""'
SStIi %-io II 1'':t nut aS. as,s got over ~ f'f
hasc gotten ftom On yi II S' Soo 10 u 81 soo N''
Q.Ssiiow many month"; from September, 1872.
moniSs is1o''' '''s' "ina' !" a'0a' '"eh.''''uf
21,ioT much wtll i thss come to at Il, 900 pos
Ms'; e. sss1 tss Is a sssss.s IT, sfs 81 IT, Z .ss, a.;
ssS 'Sas oo pau Out r1s 'ss'ss''' s'' 'S''0
Q.-rfiseen hnndreii Al can't sWepf to any
ozact amount,
S~""' S0' naspaEs sas ,aaHss' on tnvm, ....
fiat Mas e mere o4 sa 'p
"" o@Did Ga yoa si swear IN yqur direct examination or
A.-i did i'd ~ F|'' t'''NeS' "'S"' s''0'''''
O-Wna Tint trrc or fatsnr A-Tho f,rtI,
dtdn,t irin ees IT icsst III 5nof I'm n.No. str
irwin ssns nu! and tho Balance wnnt 10 ofth.
p.-Whnt van mean IL tint from ain i]01 ia
S1g COO Ok thls vent 10 Wada~orsi,f A,-Ycs, " sIr.
Q.-So thnt whit you cnYo irwin added 10 what
yoti gayo Waslsworth amounted to what yo1t gaye
brilneef h.-Yes. III. '
O.SYou trcar ti,s did not average 81: Zoo per
rhoGtbi At tnirht hayp nYerarSd thdt' fTo
might have spent money t,at itdntt knoV any.
thing Of, G1ult]r't HsT iit hn, time much n,ouny
O,EWas irwin Indebted to You Ii any rayf <,
No, str. ' W.
U,-Was Wa,syorth1 A,-Ho, sir,
q. .Un. N1n+ti in,lehtrd r. v6n; A.,-voa at..
T.-uid ynr haye hta t,otn fhrnf A II hnlI II
nov.
O.-wero ron dnnnint hin tn- nav ynnf note nk
, 1876-05-17

tano m whether ! had paid money. Ths question
paltl my mof,ty 10 any otllcefi 1.-No ar, I did
not, tccaufa told him did pay tt1cn,,
Q.-nnrtng Tho ttmo that you wert ftcetyfng th[a
roncy from licslng did yo, not tel! him TINT ron
did mt pay my OF this money to M1nn, and that
he knew nothing nbont M Al did mott never
said anything to him altont thnt.
4;-Wtll you swenr to thatt AL might hare
said 30 10 project Mum.
d. II. MUM.
a.-Aftor ynn wero arrested did yoh meet =; 81.
Mnnn on Mnnroe htrcct In thia city At any Timer
(which Ia u. H. Mann; there arc two or shteo
Tho ecntlurnan named was pointed ont to Wit
: Q.-Did yun hnse any conversation with him
about this mnttcr7 A.-T0; might
OIL nsk you II he lid not nsk you II yon know
nnythinR hgnfn%t Inn Mnnn. ami If ynu did not ros
ply. .'itlont know ono thing aEainst him" a.
No, slr; he raI.l It wns kaL Thing Mum gettlHg
into this trpnble, au,i said tt Sas pr6tty hard.
1tc tnll 1t was too bad to get Into thing Of this
Q.-Dtdn't he nsk yon II Jou knew anything
AGAINST parf A.-NO, Rf.
Q,-And didn't yon teply, 81 know nothings
nevof knew Of l,nn doing wrong"f A.-En, N!r.
Q.-Ant. that "is was d pcrsect shamo tIlak your
1,rnthcr wa. ttTovcdn3 Al might ray that. l
sail that to otfor people.
Q.--Yon admit you nl,avc said TINT to othcspeoplns
Ayes Atr.
Q.--Dld yuu gtsc at tho tinic rcnron.--t1at ho
wHF IN Ennnccnt man A.-Yca; i might haso raid
that, wou1t say tho san,o thing nhout Ward OF
nny Of them, II q r1nn cnme sount, TO me- hnd
mixed 4 question, said know nothing. was not
going to publish tho transactions around the city.
, 1876-05-17
hIuNN.
Ar JlKn'a OFFICE,

OIL understood you to say you gave Mr..
Niunu sum directly ut your oi|lce1 Ayes.
Q.-ph you give him that In a chccka A.
No, Sir; tu a roll Of bills,
Q.-IIow much vus IT. A.-A thousand dol
tSars,
Q.-In what shape was I'll A-A roll OF
'Ailla-
Q.-Who Yas In the Office whcn you gayo II to
selm3 Alt WIS IN my private rooaL
Q4-Was there any ono therca A-No one.
Ola It possible there was 10 one there to
,eonoboEase that,-was there no ons thcse1
A--No ona. There Nus solna ono In the buck
sflba
:. Q.-pid anybody see 1t but yourself and him
Nlfts A-No.
Owes that tho only ttme you ever gayu
@m money thersS A.-that was the only Tina.
.Q-Yoa eeve. gase him suythsug IN your office
Sntthatf A.-at0neyf
Q.-YeA. A---No, STR. .-.
-4-D!d yeu e1ef give him snythtn8 but that!
WAs IT 4 DEHDs
Ve1s s1aees 4. {aftor a.lause)-No, III.
-Q--Let mo rsfrssh your memory d little bit,
Mot printed deed conveying three lotss Lct mo
cell your asteuuoa 10 i with . little more clcar
rssa. i was written In blue Ink. hid you give
EjR thhaf .As-lnsset heard such ! 4thtng bcfose
f-fo0 neve< gavs him 1utha pAptFf Al d.
g: nSx; +, tiim'sat have given hla something that
9-De IL IN tsaollses taAss A.-1du moi
, 1876-05-17

sd xanng sG;ts n.sya nsasy 1ser To
IN yf,4 net osysf ySp h@No H. ."''s '''
W1t aS wat tno n Wien n e a,.ep pn.t o
''e,: o@po mt ,ou reso,,e,t him coming into Jon,
ONCE, md yon K's!nE " htsn ms DECD ~ pafctt
not rcn,o,Sct "nynIg of h that kna GI,oro
ebeat tSe isstcr ond q Ma!si, Or III q ApTl,
| 1s75' A.-No. sir, LIDO not rcmcmbcr anything
'hs wi kaa rop .w.s, ron do not, Al swear to
thing q ,',,,1 t,e lsina -. ~, ~. dx, ,,
.velopoi Al might harc E.ven him ono.
Q.--Will you swnnr that Jon haVo mt sa!a 4on
ltd yo,; al tas ime, 81 about that tlme. hand
10 Mt Mnnn tn yo'f oileo an SDSelopo. OF lc'.af
eea ~ IN a. enSM n
wrote note, aid might then have handed him
; ysr s1ees ssosi 3 sTt ss das9 I'm yHa enyHsa in
thh$o giys;en in - ense'p5p{s, ~, - ihs,e sa!d:
ye'ape Mst something 1 eth g n T. pat tn r. M 4
oYon tntw sha Sn" hn beer g, 1Secying , Us
did not yont h.-ics, sir: snpEnssGd pEs 20; ,,u,,
QIioM he Gony9ssnslon With HIN IN Th,ci,
%GTes ~ az y, s'nss' "'s u.'S.as 'A"'s
G-A,ef yon tnta mn tae fnl! amo9ns 10y ECU faid ftH
ie H 1no,;nt M ws aa''sc"' Al 10 '' 'oS 'o'''
n 11I.i InNu
h III r.: ,s''ss' ,5c.d AYs :, before, A.
Yes s'r'
o-vny did ,ou t;'nf sgSns'; i necessary 70, 5osss.
It nscessaty,
Q-na yon advlrs ht'n tn, te sso ln III Al might
h12s %ba esisa 51a 5 sar!sss + sEs @ sye him anyns
10 givo lin ionisihnF:. .,..
1t. " '<
q.-Why shonld he make any fnes, II ho wns = n
wsn sensPaspy mapc n,'f' sny a,s Al 'a not Know TINT
Q.-Thcn Why did yon advise Jnnker to gtvc. tho
nIni,sy Im.:'; Aneeaus' '"nkeF made proposition
QThcn 5nnkcs Tas The IT. ma @ 70 p, ptGpor1 III
iiing aboat gisjng him $500. and ho said he would
| Q..Dtd yo'l advise Junkcr to gi7c any money!
Al snp|oft-.
So' so IN aa bsforc as pa that ny yS @
have atly!acd hin, IN tho conversation.
oyn 5ia oc s a a GnSs, syo bcco n
myself; ,,o 49,,
eoisfng regular pay, Why DID you .nk Il necessary
70 give him anything! AL did not think 1t
necessary:
DID yon ,ell 5aaker IT i xas M neess.aryi XNt told
yon DID noE 1told him that Thought IL WIS nn'
neccs4Ary. v.,
V-W1ll yo1 sweas thatf Al swear thht tlla
.tatl ~: yen want TO gIe somsthng. giro $780,"
,q.,7Dia you think ho oughs to haTo anysh'ng'
bba he ss tie fea,on, ,n' spposo e co.
|, CoMMuAIcAT1oSs TO 1uHNKR.
Q.-Dd You tell hln, alunn ssas In the r!ng' A.
fGs' ss; navS ~ tola @ ani: sa11 t,, Mo, ,,r, h,
that hs was s!th r'ges, !, a, elt onG thing
, 1876-05-17
REIIM'S WEALTH.

pees & ~ sSas II mo ss @ soi hi e1sesy S who
wns In! Ayes, slE. -.
REI1M'6 WEALTH.
MAKING An rNvHuroNr.
Q.-About how much arc yon worth how,
Mr. Rahul A.--That Is something couldn't
tell Just now. I suppose I am worth about
$780, aud peflaps moro II my property
would bring what It ia worth.
Q.-How much ready money hayo yon1 A.
Not any.
Q.-Will yotl swcnr you don't 'consides your@
self worth 500, ,o001 A.-No, SIR l don't
know whatI could get for my property.
Q.-How much'do you think 1t is worth at n
fair valnat'on3 All might be worth more
Q,-Will you swear 1t atn't worth half mill.
''e. a.-Aor N;rss5a sse5a 50, s!5i A-9e,, str.
dor 800, 900! Ayes, Or. It Is between
$200.0 600 nnd $300 000 Just now IL wouldn't hc
worth 100000. It might bo worth morn than
9. Q.--5lloT .sreh money in II, ell yoq teeoite
A.-From slio. coo to si2o, ooo p5oba6'y.
.Q..Dld you ase any Of thlu money In politics
Q.-llow much J. A:-oh. conrdn't tell that,
had money, and ehongb. might as vol spend It
ris shsT sls osS s'S e :s S @ Sse spend In p'''s' A.
2;;.Yeu didn't nse any Il It youraelff AL
Ooh, fow dollars A.-fes, H!r.
money! Was It tic Rspabfican partsi Az i...1
,Q'-It uas'carry!ng tho party alonks A.-Ycs,
d. Doing. what you thought wa necessary IN
only eIi thst, bnt % ny polltes asied Tho whoio yess
revnd.
, 1876-05-17

Il ntjcj, ,
t91l ths yhoG tril no. nfnd Tinfat not at ihc
art mi, n. onc.tton ot truth present.
~ 'ens.sWEio WIN .,,c did ,on nay money to In thls
'er'n'se'lon' A.~asno ,'1'' %AnD. ;s
:;;ss q s 1si E %sss' tsn o:se;; A13 Z a-p,s
erst Atatosns5; Or s5n naa hn-hov much did ron tay,
aTnsn chme }1a n,m | Kim tlrst he vas Meu,bcr If
tsPsssSs:;; S;,a -. ,,,t, h-nn,,,. IL. election q,
'ts3a Ina ,e :, TN, ,ns know vh.ie you go. tA,.
a,nTcxt A'vi .,,nnhi think be did,
eno!w 9g!whc Sfes dd 1aa C Ell Ill ysa ou an " i A.
btd s. c';t'!s;h ~ q; hin !! va, for permitting them
. q.~D!d yon icaa lin te bciero It was paid by
ar. M aysr s ob5eetc, Tho witness phould bo askcu
The conrt-7 th!es ta- question IL proper
Co Ingctsall-S Ayo, .as rhnwn dnFtng tas
70 l!tses and cross: :exnninstion: ..,.,.-
sf e. 1Hs'''0''-t ''hs it all buck 'A''' Laugh
sissfDg + A:2iS iii III think L 4, necessary; o..
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CEN TENN|AL

WIN nnd II decidedly TO their interest 10
Walt our mammoth establishment, and ex
anime our superb stock OF DRESS GOODS
which Is complete In every department, EN-
brncing everything from the CHEAP PEST
GRENADE NJ 10 the FINEST SILK. Our
line of WHILE GOODS In unsurpassed by
any house In the state, embracing all TIL 4
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEAsoN;
In iact, we have not
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Missing Again.

George Bahler, the little boy who
was advertised twice before through
THE HERALD, has again left home.
His parents are trying hard to keep
him from evil company, and for this
reason have tried to keep him at
home at nights, but 1t seems that he is
bent on having his own way. Twice
he has been locked up by the police,
but he seems to care nothing whatever
for that. He does not tell the truth,
and whenever he asks for food or lodg-
ing ,tizens will confer special favor
on his parents by refusing him either,
and tell him to go home. He is dressed
in gray clothes, and lives at the cor
ner of Live Oak and Hawkins streets.
If any one will take him home they
will confera favor on his distressed
parents.
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y very warm interest was manifest.
cd by the Committee on the Texas
Pacific railroad project, rs presented
by Colonel Tom Scott, and also Oh the
alternate proposition of Senator Ham
llton, which Is 10 build such roads
without any further subsidy than a
lana grant. Some progress was made,
and general interchange OF opinion
took place, with the conclusion TO de.
fer further action until the next regu-
lar meeting Of the committee, which
viii be held on Monday next, when II
Ia expected that final action will be
taken.
The Congressional Democratic com.
mlttee announces that It Is now fully
organized for the Presidential cam.
paign, and requests Democratic organ.
izations In all the States and terrific.
ries TO send In the names OF regular
committees Immediately. Applications
for documents, speeches and other POI
litical matter, and all Communications
relating to business Of the committee,
should be addressed to the Secretary at
l2l f street, Washington City. Ed.
itors who may send their newspapers
to the committee will be furnished
with all documents published by them.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, March q. = Gold ll%4@llI}S.
Silver, l05@lO6.
E change-New York sight h@h premium;
New Orleans, sight par to u premium.
Cotton firm. Good ordinary, l09sc; low
middling, llssc; middllng, l2ssc; good md
ding, l3%c. sales 1851 bales.
Hides-Dry, 1ec; dry flint selected, lie; as
they run, li,al5c; light salted, loo; wet sailed
selected, Sc; as they run, 20; green, 7>Sc
Coffee weak and lower. Fair, 71sc; good,
lsc; choice, l9c.
Flour-Treble extra, IS 25a6 70; choice,
SO 75@7 90; ch Dice family, 81 5O@7 So; fancy
IS 259s 50.
sugar-Louisiana, fully fair. I9s@'ssc;
prime to choice, g,4@s14c; No. 2, 7s4as'4c.
NEW ORLEANS, March q. Gold iliIs@il4}s
Sight exchange q premium.
Cotton strong. Middling, l21tc. Sales 7'oco
bales.
NEW YORK, March 2.-GQld closed at ll41s
Sterling exchange short, 81 e91S@4 w; long,
q SCAT seys. Commercial, 81 $685. 30.
Cotton steady. Spots and futures strong
at the close. sales 5000 hales,
IIyEppoou, March 2l.-Cotton-spots ac-
tive and firmer. Up'ands. o'ad; Orleans, .
~ lsd. Sales 1900 bales; Am 'rican' so"
bales.
firm.
ST. Louis, March 2l.-Wbeat IN Iair ae,
mand and higher. No. Red westefh'si "a
al 5iS; No. 8, 81 50.
Cattle-Better feeling, aud In good uehAnu
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THE STORM IN ENGLAND.
scottish Railroads Buried Twenty Feet
Under the SNOW -IntcnseIy
Cold Weather.

LONDON, March 2l.--All the rail-
roads north of the river May remain
more or less blockaded by the snow.
one line, out of Aberdeen, is buried to
the depth of twenty feet, and twelve
trains are showed in at one point, aud
more than dozen trains on the Great
Northern line (London to Edinburg),
The telegraph lines are buried at
several points north of Aberdeen. The
mail from Dundee to Perth yesterday
was fourteen hours on the
route, instead of the usual forty min
utes. The cold to-day is intense.