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CENTAUR
LINIMENTS.
White. for the Human Family.
Yellow. for Horses and Animals.

Those LinimenS are simply the wonder
of the world Their effects are little les
than mary vel!ous. yet there are some things
which they will MT do. They will not
they will always allsy pain. They have
strengthene fingers, cured chro aic rheu.
matisrr Of maay years standing. and
taken the pain from terrible burns ana
scalds, which have mover been done by
any other art ele.
The White Linimsnt ia for the human
family. IL will drive hheumatism, Sciatics
and Neuralgia from tbs system; cure
Lumbago, ChilIblains. Palsy, Iteh, snd
most Cutaneous Erupttons it ertrHcts iTost
from frozen hands and feet, and tho poison
of bites and stings OF venom0us reptiles;
II subdues swellings, and aileviatss pain
OF every kind.
For sprains or bruises IL IL the most
potent remedy ever discovered. Inc Ccn-
Tor sore Throat, ToOthache, aked Breasts,
Earache, and Weak Back. The following
In but q pie Of numerous testimonials:
IsDIAxA HoxE, JEyY. Co., Ind,
May 9th, B75.
"Ithink II my duty u inform you that
have suffered much with swollen feet
aud chords. 1 have not been free from
these sweIlings IN eight years. Vow am
psrfec,l ly we'll, thanks TO the Ccntaur ini.
mept. The Linimsnt ought 10 be applied
warm. BGSJAhIS BkowH.
The proof IL In the trial. rs reliable.
u IL haody,It is cheap, and every iainily
10 the sick and bed ridden. tho halt and
lame, N the wounded and sore, We ssy,
"Ceme apd be healed"
To the poor and Distressed who have
spent their money for " orthlsss mtdi-
q mes, q bottle Of Cen taur L. niment will 10
given with out charge.
The Y fellow Centaur Liniment
n adapted TO the tough muscles, cords and
cesh oi horses and animals. IL has per-
iornei more wonderful cures OF bpsvfn.
strain, wind-gails, Scratches. bvesny,
and general GAmeness, than al other
remedies In existence: Head Whas sbs
great exprs.smen say Off; 49,.
.NEw YokK, January, iul.
EVERY owner of horsss should give the
Ceutaur LinImsnt trial. We consider 10
tho BEST article ever used In our stablsa-
an Mash, supt. Adams EI. D. ablss, ~.
r; Y. PuitE. Sopt U. n. ". Stsbis., N.
Y.:Alpert IS. Olin. Sopt Nat. kI. stables,
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. II, l6t.
sG,aff>ys-s II have Bsed over one gro.
of O. ntauS LinImsnf, yellow Wrapper. on
the m uli of my plantation. oesloss dos'
ems Of the familJ LInlment lof my negroys.
wsrt 90 purchase at the vhois.sie pries,
ana will thank yoa 70 ship me by ssvse-
nah stSamsr one xross Of ezch hind
We.srs. A. 7. s,ewart a Co.. wiii pay your
JAaEs DAIsov."
YarTf n and Veterinary SuI gecns. ithsals
GALS, Wounds and Poli-evii. removes
s1sIlines, and 10 worth mill Gns OF doilArs
20 Warmers. Lvsry-mso, stoek.Growsra,
Sneep-rsisen, and those having horses OF
what q varrter cannot do iDs - the
C~ntaur xnfment viii do ~ . tstnlng eosl
Thess Ilnimen0 are wsrranted by ths
proprfsto O. aud bottle VIII Be gwen 70
soy HssYisf of Physicfsn Who des,fsto -
them. sosd evsryvhsre,
Laboratory os J. B. Ross r 20,
a DEY 81. NEW YogE.
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HOUsE.

Under the call Of States . large
number of bills were introduced and re-
ferred.
Mr.. Hereford, chairman Of Committee
On Commerce, introduced . bill making
an appropriation for construction, re:
pairs, preservation and completion oi
The different public works on rivers and
barbork. The total amount appropriated
is $5,s72S5O. Yeas and nays were or
dered on motion TO suspend rules and
pass bill, and the bill was passed. Yeas
Ill; nays 50.
II was pesolved that the House TO day,
Tuesday and "wednesday, take recees ~
4 80 r. n, ana meet ss 7.S0, the evening
session 10 bs for the consideration Of the
legislative judicial appropriation ball.
NJ. Lord oesrsd resolution request
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MEMPHIS, April lo.-Isase A. Crane
representing the Metropolitan Bank OF
New York died suddenly 1t the Peabody
Hotel tonight The deceased Wa form
orally Of the wsll-kno~n firm Of Watts,
Crane & Co OF New Orleans and New
York. bu. Tor the past year has been en-
gagged IN winding up the Affairs Of the
Merchants National bank. He leaves .
wife and daughter. His remains vii be
forwarded to Evansville, Indiana, for in
ternent. ~
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The Trade Dollar.

The trade dollars are being practically
driven out of circulation on account of
the discount on them. Retail dealers re.
fuse to accept them for over 80 cents.
Halves are also refused in sums exceeding
legal tender, and have been at nearly as
great discount until within a day or two,
when the practical demonetizing OF the
trade dollars has caused halves to appre-
ciate slightly.
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u.ilroati Election.

LAwRrNok, KANSAS, April lo..The
o,,.,;on of officers and directors OF the
6, Louis. Lawrence and Western Rail
,n.d wss held here to-day, with the
foiIouing result: President, Judge
Up. Usher; Vice President, J: Z. Leon
ard: Secretary, A. c. Norton; treasurer
Jobn Rankin; Directors, all the above
and washington Hsdley, II. W. Chester
1.s, Graver. Jno P. Derersnx, 1. L.
Wsr.hsll q. II. Rea and Judge Blood
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Adjournment Of Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, o., April 1o.-The cloud
of bad feeling that has been hanging
over the two branches of the Assembly
over the adjournmens question was lift
ed this evening by the adoption by the
Senate of resolution to adjourn next
Wednesday morning till next January.
The House will no doubt concur. In
the Senate the House bills were
passed to punish persons for interfering
with religious meetings and making
it pensl odense to hire out children
under IA years OF age as public gym
nasts, rope walkers or singers, to
extend the tine for shooting ducks
from January lst to April lst and to
provide for cquaiizing the valuation OF
bankshares. A bill was introduced to au-
thorize free banking.
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IL. Jackson Herald Is the name OF a
-, p.psr published at Jackson &. d.,
Y 7. H3.sLER Il Co., editors and
s.op,ip,or;. Its Democratic in politics.
., good appearance and promises q
,.,.sr Of usefulness. Success to you,
,sc.emsn!
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad.

NEW ORLEANS, April l0.-Judge
Woods has granted an order for the re-
moval of the motion Of Morris ketchum,
asking the removal of Duncan & Elliott
Of Duncan, Sherman & Co., from the re
ceivership of the Mobile and Ohio rail
road. 1t is expected that the argument
will take place here. Edward l.. An
drews, of the New York bar, counsel for
Morris Ketchum, has also filed an oppo-
sition TO the payment OF floating creditors,
and applied for an order direcsing the
payment of over due coupons OF MIST
mortgage bonds.
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The Mckee Case.

ST. LOUIS, April I0.-District-Attor-
ney Dyer stated to-day. tha. il the new
point raised in the Mckee case is sus-
tanned BY Judge Dillon, be will go before
the District Court and call for the ap-
pearance of General Babcock 10 answer
to the original indictment sgsinst him,
and IL he doe. not answer be will ask for
the forfeiture OF his bond, and that copies
be issued for bis arrest
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go Drop Of icy n Every word" !"
FLExISeTos, !
HuxrrzDox CougTr, y. Y
June 16 1874.

DIR. r V. PiKacK, Buffalo. n. T.:
Dear Sr--lt 10 Nth happy heart that
I pen ,hess lines 20 acknovledge that
yoo and your Golden Medical Discovery
aud PurzsiIye Pellets are blessings %
the worh. These medicines cannot Be
TOO highly praised, for they have almost
brought me out Of the grave. Three
unenths ago vas broken OUT with lsrgs
ulcsrs ana sores on my body. limbs and
face. procured your 6oldsu Medical
Discovery and Purgstive Psllstst and
have taken six ootiles, ard to-day ] an
10 good health, eli those ugly ulcers hav.
ing heaied and LETT my skin in = natural,
bsslthy conditioa. I thought st oos
time i could not bs cured Althoogh l
can but poorly express my grAtituAs 70
yoa, yet there Is drop Of joy In every
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49,. Apa0''h 'hi. morning, commun-
,'Ya ''on a cOlorcd voter, jus. as i,
,..t' prepared BY him, giving some very
...'' O.' reasons why the negro element
~ ~ not be eat-pawed BY the Republi-
,a.,y pa''y sny longer. 1t wa, a verv
Con-. ..' feature Of the late Republican
,.,.' s'''0n in this county, that the
' were given back seat in tho
,., H and none of them selected as dele.
sse. VIM % S 'As ClArksburg Convention. The
,a'"',S ,5'' brethren did not even euplov the
.ei,s W city band, which had been prsc-
,o, g Tor months to make the,, mu.;.
oc, .,a' IN but instead brougA. into ser,Ios
,,,."s 'a''s Democratic band, and thew n
,oss Uniform a: that. The ncrros: .,a -
.. Oh '''s''' and to sh.. s1.sn, the R.a'. ~.
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FOREIGN.
.,,.,.. os,be Genevn Award.

LONDON, April 1o.-In the House Of
Commons, MIR. Burke replying to ques-
ton of Mr.. Elliott about the unerpended
balance Of the Geneva award said the ar
filtration commissioners would sit at
Washington till July next, when the
question of surplus will be decided. The
English government had made fair
n, esentation and had no intention of
taking any action in the matter.
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Sr. Louis, No, April le.-The Globe
Democrats Jefferson City special says it
is alleged that the United States District
Court sentenced Col. John A. Joyce for
six months longer time than the law calls
for. and therefore the sentence Is void.
This question il is said, will soon be
tested in an attempt 10 take him out OF
the penitentiary on writ Of habeas cor
ms
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BY TELEG GRAPH
10 THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associsted Press Report. by Western
Union Line, ottlce Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sta,
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Printing Investigation.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-The Commit.
tee on Printing further examined Mr.
Clapp to-day. The committee do not
regard his explanation on various sub.
jects as satisfactory. The members OF
the committee assert that responsible
parties, whose names are made public,
have proposed to give ample bonds
for doing all the public printing
at $30O,C06 per annum less than it is now
done. They also state that the reports
of Mr.. Clapp do not show correct &C.
count of the expense of printing the Con-
gressionat Record and that 1t is much
grester than he represents it to be.
Important Decision.
The Supreme Court has decided in the
case of the Leavenworth, Lawrence snd
Galveston Railroad, that the patents
issued to the company for the Usage
ceded lands in Kansas, must be cancelled
Rejoicing Over tue Usage Decision.
TOPEKA, KAs., Apri! l0.-The United
States District Court convened here TO-.
day, but dispatches from Washington
the decision of the Supreme
Court in favor of the Usage settlers, drow
ali attention from It, United States At
torney Peck received dispatches from
Senator ingalls,, Jerry Black and Judge
announcing the result
and congratulating him. Governor
Salter, for years President of the
Of the Settlers League, was the recipient
of congratulations from all sides. Judge
Blacks telegram concluded as follows:
Shannon honored! Peck glori6edl
Justice vindicated! truth triumphant;
settlers protected! the Lord God omnipo-
tent relgneth"
FORT SCOTT, KS, April 10.-A special
from the Usage mission says: "The peo-
pie here are wild with excitement over
the news of the decision Of tho United
States Supreme Court of the Usage ceded
land case in favor OF the settlers. This
decision secures the homes of three
families. Three hundred guns
have been fired, bells are ringing,
bontires burning and flags flying, and
speeches were made this even
ing by Hon. w. l.. Simmons
and other champions OF the settlers
cause. Mayor Stoddart has issued a
appointing Saturday Of this
week as day OF general rejoicing over
the decision. 1t is expected that ten
people will be present"
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D.SFoRD, Republican member OF
Cong,e;, admitted the other day that
tie evidence sgsinst Secretary Robson
overwhelming, and that he will have
% lsave the Cabiset. 1t is said that
s.sa the CommiLtes report, the whole
sar.,y will be startled with the corrup-
.a,: in The Navy Department.
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SrFrBL!cAN speaker at the Court
a.l'e saturday said that the people of
"s' Virginia wanted to return to their
III .o,e and reinstate the Republican
fi''y IL this State. IL is the impression
Z" 'le people that that first love was
Nae' an unfortunate attachment-s
WI 'i youthful indiscre.ion, that there
'' some little associations connected
~ .i' history Of schsracter that makes
''n"vhst undesirable to return to it.
'-' naa Of mature age is not IS a gen.
"a lang fond of recalling the days
'--' be 'owsd his wild oats" And
-' F0P.e Of West Virginia will never
a'0's to power a prescription loving
?gry
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spain and the Vatican.

RoME. April l0.-The Vatican has
received q note from Cardinal Simeony,
the nuncio Al Madrid, saying that Spain
proposes to enforce the concordat Of 1851
if the Vatican will promise not TO op-
pose the clauss Of the constitution rela-
tive TO liberty Of public worship.
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Case OF Collector Wilkinson.

SAN Francisco, April l0.-Chsrles
B. Wilkinson, late collector of internal
revenue for the western District OF Mis-
souri,, arrested here Saturday, was to-day
remanded TO the authorities OF western
Missouri. He will pay every dollar he
owes the government on the stamp ac-
count, but will not plead guilty to con-
spiracy or embezzlement.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, April l0.-MoSEr--
Al Has per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6ta6 per cent. Customs receipt
1854, 900. The Assistant Treasurer die
bursed $4,000. Clearings S2S, 10000
Sterling 4S1 iGs4s9t.
GoLD-Opened and closed at llS, with
sales during the interim at 1871. Carrying
rates / to 4 per cent. Loans were also
made fat.
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PRESIDENT GRANT, in a conversation
-. HARRISON, a negro congressman
I'm Alabama, expressed his preference
=. G.coy,lIye. This will probably ex-
voeroy to an active canvass in the
N,r,L
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rps BOWLER heirs emphstically ac-
.., n, PgsDLEroS of any improper
.Y,. in connection with their estate,
.. hi. Zee in the railroad case. Will the
s,Ya5.ican papers make note of this
ls,1
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RAILRoAp BoSDs- Quiet
SraTr SrcuRlTlEs -QuIet.

STATE SkCIkIIlEs - SuirA.
SrccKs-SpeculAiion was somewhat ir-
regular q, the opening, but subsequently
there WAS a general decline in prices and
considerable Ire.u 70 sell Western
Union Was The weakest stock, and deciin-
ed from 67t 70 est. There Was large
business in ihs stock. The free sales
were partly based on the rulnors that .
further reduction in rates woald Dc made
before the preseat contest 10 over. Ere
Wa another weak stock, and after sd-
yancing 70 lst fell of 10 l7i, owing
70 q decline ai London- Lake shore,
after M early steadipess, declined
from col 70 50. Pacific Mail
opened nj = drop 70 lG!, the lowest point
ever made by that stock, but isisr sd
vAnesd 70 Ia and reacted TO La. Ddr-
ing the las, hour the market ~ss gen.
erslIy weak and the lowest prices oi The
d.y wore made in some cases. Western
Union declined 10 est and closed ., e5i.
sS,. Paul common fell Of 10 4oi and pre-
ferr~d 70 65s, closing s sOs
snd Sc respectively. Lake Shore re-
covered iron 50; 70 90. and sfserssrds
resc,.d 70 s9aG5si; Missouri Kansas
snd Texas drSpped 70 lit, . decline Oi
u per cent; Delaware and Hudson Canal
Declined TO lIs; Pacific Nail sdsanced
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'At congressional Convention tor the
'--H District hes been called to meet
charleston on Wednesday, the 9th Of
a'5'" : The competing points were
'-H'9'0n Snd Huntington, and the
,,'S''on " Of the former is regarded by the
: -''''r as a move in tho interest. of
4'1fIoRD. In fact the Courier states
'-' hssxroRD's friends dictated the
aud place Of holding the Conven-
:. w. ano IN consequence Of the other
=. ~''oa' Of the other candidates submit
" Tue Proposition. Mr.. HEREFORD,
~, '-sa MS friend and law partner, Mr..
~ '4'D'll OF Monroe, wa. pledged to
'-s :, 'ne action of the Convention. This
s'''s checks the Independent move.
~'@' IN fsvor of HKRRroEp,
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Rsreas Maysvnie.

CINCINNATI, April lo-A hrs a
N.vsyiIle, Ky, last night, Destroyer Ine
stock M Of pIox, Of W. W. BALDWIN ,.'.o q 20
1. To.. $50 600. with q small insurance
1.Ss building vas owned by As; oA''
tamn In, whose loss is Sl2, 900; insured.
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Insurxeut Defeat.

foxsrAsrIxoPLE, April Io.-The Gov
ernor of Bosnia telegraPhs 'ns' , '"I.i In
troops defeated fifteen nene,eu S,,n,6.v M
sureent. near MAIDEN las. sa'afuss' i,,
S;iiina M sixty. The Turks lost i've killed.
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HAVANA, April 10.-The sixteen men
captured on board the steamer Ottavis
were delivered at Porto Rico on the
9th ult., to the commander Of the Brit
ish gunbost Eclipse, which sailed imme-
distely after. Destination unknown.
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Convicted,

NEW YORK, April 10.-The trial of
Andreas Fuchs for the murder William
Simmons was con, luded in Brooklyn to-
day. The jury found the prisoner guilty
of murder in the first degree.
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sOsros, April lo..Mr. a..y ac,.:, -
c.nne.., vile of Rev. George Gsnness,
.uicided BY jumping from on's %
Rsscon street Saturday evening
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word I write. Gods blessing rest On
you and your wonderful medicines, u the
humble prayer Of
Yours truly,
JANIS q. BILLIR.

JANE ". oBLLLbs
When Q medicine will promptly cure
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blood of the virulent poison causing
them. who can longer doubt its wonder
full virtues3 DR.. Pierce does not wish to
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the catalogue of quack patent nostrums
by recommending it to cure every dis-
ease, nor does he 80 recommend It; but
what he does claim is this, that there u
but one form of blood disease that It will
not cure and that is cancer. He does
not recommend his Discovery for that
disease, yet he knows it to be the most
searching blood clenser yet discovered,
and that it will free the blood aud sys.
TEN Of all other blood poisons, be they
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Swellipgs, and the worst forms Of Scrof-
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NEW YonK, April l0.-A. 7. Stewart,
Who ha. been suffering for the past
week from inflammation OF the bowels 1isd
this aftsrnoon,
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lt'hceljae Aealstfr.
.ro,,d y,s'crday at li3.

=, v>athsr to-day rjA be partly
,.. ,,,,s ,outiea,t rinds and rising
,,sssrG.ure.
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EYE AND EAR
DRS, MCDOWELL & BR|n1ON


Would give notice TO the citisens OF .
Wheeling and vicinity, that they have
where they will remain IL limited TINS "
treat medically and sur rgicaily, all who
may pe aHected win diseases Oh tne ABOVE
named organs. Having had vast expert
ence In priNAte practice ana ~ httenQLn9
surgeons 70 the large EYE and EAR HOS
PlrALS, ,DiSfENshhlES anu iNFlhMA.
RlES OF Baltimore Guy, which are uni.
versaliy acknowieoged 10 staha second 20
none IN tne country, anu osins pnys
cians IN IuiI anu fesala, s, STA I'LL ,sh.sIS.
ates OF one Oh our ouost anu pvss sonoo'
Oh meuiei'ie' We ProPosc 10 'ie~' -"
oIccAcCc ne TUE EVE Ann ckp
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Murder Case Decided.

ST. PAUL, April lo.-More than a
year ago George Lantenschleger was
convicted of a cold-blooded murder in this
city. The case has been hung up in the
Supreme Court until to-day, when final
decision was rendered directing the eI-
treme penalty Of the law-hanging-to
be inflicted on the criminal.
A Swed" named Lindquist, Min
neapolis murderer, to-day, plead guilty
OF murder in the first degree, and there
by saved his neck from the gallows, as
the law in this Stste does not allow Of
the hanging OF murderers who plead
guilty.
Explosion.
At Minneapolis Yesterday, a French
man named Dostillo. who was at work
breaking up leo in the Mississippi river,
was blown TO atoms by the premature ex-
p!osion ofdynamite. Only a small piece
of the man could be found.
The ice left the river at this point to-
day, but It Is not believed that the boats
will come through for ten days yet.
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NEW Y0RK'S STATUS.

The feeling at tho Democratic Ma
tionai Headquarters is sanguine. Demo
crat- who are in communication with
all parts of the country say there is
of Democratic enthusiasm,
which is almost ready to swell the It'd
al Wave They say there are at pre-
sent six hundred Democratic clubs in
working condition in this State, while
there never have been heretofore more
than two hundred clubs working in
Democratic campaign Next week Tam
many Hall may hold ratification
meeting. and other demonstrations are
on foot
Democrats assert, says the New
York T1Js@s. that if the vote were cast
to-day Ohio ~ well as Indiana would
proclaim for Tilden. The campaign a.
fought on paper, they declare, shows
Indiana is good for eighty thousand ma
jority. but as small figures were dropped
prodieally in the computation, they will
not he startled, they say contidcntiaily
If Indiana rolls up twelve thousand ma
iority for Tilden Some Democrats are
giving an earnest of their determine.
tion TO stand by 'Tilien and Reform"
by putting their money in the political
pool 1t is asserted on the best author
ity that John Morrissey has already
stakcd twenty thousand dollars ON the
success Of the Democratic ticket in In
diana, Within two days he has also
! two bets amounting TO six hundred do
! lars that the State of New York will
give forty thousand Democratic major
ity, and has paid, in addition, four hun
dred dollars pledge money III four
Z thousand-doilar bet OF the same charac-
ter, the money to be deposited before
/ the october elections Democrats say
that Robinson's candidnture is growing
in favor and influence