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IT,. ur.,Iev.Ro,s scuu Race,

ST. JOHN, N. b., Oct l9.-The single scull
race between Brayiey and Wallace Ross came
off this afternoon on the Kennebeccasis, two
miles and turn the stake, for one thousand
dollars. 1t was won by Ross with ease by five
lengths Time 49, 30.
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Your life can be saved by HUNTS REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY cures Dropsy and all Diseases OF
the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs.
Hundreds who have been given up by their physi-
clans to de- have been saved by HUNTS REMEDY,
and are now with as living witnesses of its value
oct16 eod1w
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LONDON, October 19-12.30 F. M.-Consols at 94l
for money and account.
LONDON, October 1923 P. M.-American secu-
rtesUnited States bonds, 1865, 1929; 67s at 10s;
10-40s 1084 new 5s. 1853. Erie at 10 preferred 17A
40 D. m:-United States bonds, 1O,40s, 1071; new
Us at 1861; Erie 10t
LONDON, October 1880 P. M.-Consols OH for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL, October 19-12.30 P. M.-The Cotton
at 515-16d do Orleans at 3-l6d sales 10000 bales
including 1000 bales tor speculation and EXPORT
eeipts 5000 bales, all were American.
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Providence Prin, Cloths Market

PROVIDENCE, R. l., October 19-The Printing
Cloths market is in more inquiry, but the difference
between buyers aud sellers prevents business. We
and extra.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Thursda y, Oct. 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, S-passen-
gers and mdse to John Porteous.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Mary d Wilson, Morrison, Newburyport TO
load for Eastport and Calais.
Sch D Prince Coombs, Cape Ann.
Sch Hibern'a (B) Coggins, Westport, NS-dry fish
to Trefethren q Co, and Dana & Co.
Sch Three Sisters, Bickmore Friendship.
ScS Nautilus, Orne, Westport-dry fish to E G
Willard.
Sch Sea Flower, Herrick Belfast for Boston.
Sch Rebecea M Atwood, Herrick, with $50 bbls
mackerel.
CLEARED.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth-Cbase
Bros.
Sch Gypsy, Munroe, Prospect Harbor-Portland
Packing Co.
Sch Lucy Ann, Gilmore, st George-N Blake.
Sch Ariel, fainter, Fox Isand-N Blake
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A fire occurred last night in Theodore Danzi-
ger & Sons dry goods establishment in New
Orleans. The damage is estimated at $4,000
to $4,000, caused by water.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANClSCO-Ar 10th, ship Bonanza, Daily
Liverpool
NEW oRLEANs-Below !lsth, sch Agnes Grace
Snaey, from Boston.
KEY WEST-Ar 14th, sch Clara Loud, Thomp.
son. Baltimore.
SAVANNAH-Ar 18th, sch Everett. Hix, fin
Sagua Tor New York, (put in for repairs)
Sid 18th, bargue Fred Eugene Young from LON
DOM for st Marys, to load for River Platte
CHARLESTON-S ld 18th, sch j P Wymann
Urann Weymouth, Mass
Ar 18th, oarane II Hussey, Darrah, Boston d.
GEORGETOWN, Scar 18th, sch Henrietta, Hill.
Baltimore.
FORTRESS MoNRoE-Ar 17th sch Kate Rich,
Qate Holmes, who died 15th) from Jacksonville for
New York.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 18th, Sarah Bird, Hall, Bath 4;
Lulu, Snow, Richmond; Isaac Rich, Studley, Kenne-
bee; Hattie Card, Moore, New York.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 10th, schs Jos Eaton ,Jr
Peterson, and NJ Wiley, Wiley, Boston; Lizzie
Lane. West Rockport; Alfred W Fisk, Kelley, from
Portland.
Ar nth. schs VIM Frederick, Ames, Gloucester:
Flora M Crowley, Coffin, Gardiner; Amos Walker
Poland Sae b, Bateman; Nellie Paine, Pierce
and Ell Converse, Pummer, Gardiner
Also ar 18th. ship Almeda, (new) Otis Bath,
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, schs Starlight Blatchford
Milk River, ia, % days; Geo Walker Wilcox Ma,
tanzas 10 days; Chas Kelley, Gray, Fernandina I2
days. =
Ar 10th, barque John Rottman, Raw, Barrow. r.
Cid 18th, ship Jos Spinney. Jordan. Liverpool: sch
Julia Floyd. Gaskin, Georgetown &C.
NEW LONDON-Ar 10th, sch Abby Wassop from
Bangor for New York.
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DIED,

In North Yarmouth, Oct. 10. Jennie May. aged 1
year and 10 months,-daughter of VIM. r. and Lizzie
Winslow.
In Hartland, Oct. 16, Plummer T. Haskell, aged
81 years.
In Michigan, Oct. ~, Mr. Thos. j. Hasty, of West
Gorham, aged 40 years 10 months
Funeral services Friday afternoon at o'clock,
at West Gorham. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
~ The funeral services OF the late James Fl
Samples will take place Friday afternoon at
his late residence, rs Washington street.
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THE TURF.
Beacon Park.

BOSTON, Oct. 19.-October meeting at Bea-
con Park closed today. In the 2.31 race, purse
| 5000, there were seven contestants, and won by
ch g. Pilot Boy. Time, 2.32a. 2. 324, 2.32, 2.34.
250 class, purse $3.50, four starters, won by b.
g. Everett. Time, 2.32 235, 2.344, 2.34.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Oct. IS, by Rev. DR.. Shaler Charles
Portland.
In North Yarmouth. Oct. IS. by Rev. E. F. Rorch-
ers, Frederick A. Bruce of Yarmouth and Persis b.
Herrick of North Yarmouth.
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SAVANNAH, Oct. 19-The number of inter
ments today we're Is, of which were from yell
low fever
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-20

Company f, Sd Artillery, stationed at, Fort
Ontario, las been ordered to South Carolina
and left last night,
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LFROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Cid at Philadelphia 18th, sch Congress, Willard,
for Portland.
Ar at Antwerp 18th, ship B Hazetiue, Gkcy,
Philadelphia.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, brig Winfield Boston.
At Port Spain Sept %, brig Elizabeth Winslow
from Troon; sch Earl 81 Potter, from Glasgow
Sid FIN Matanzas 9Th, schs j Willard, Moves for
North of Hatteras; Nellie Bowers, for South Of Hat
teras.
Ar at Sagua 18th, sch Nellie Shaw, Gates, from St
Thomas.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Royal Oak, from Calais with lumber bound
West, while attempting to run into Winter HarbOr
drove ashore on ledge and sprung bad leak She
came of next day and would discharge for repairs
Sch Woodward. Woodward, from Port Gale
dona for Boston, with coal, put into Ellsworth 18th
in distress, having encountered succession of gales
when 80 miles of Mt Desert rock, was struck by 4
sea which swept decks, carried away bobstay burst
lib and did other damage.
Sch Grace Webster, Young, from Cardenas tor New
YORK; II days out, put into Newport 18th with sail
split and out of provisions
Sch Carrie Alice, Of Richmond, Me- from Boston
for Charleston is reported to have taken fire and was
scuttled and sunk at Ocracocke 18th.
Sch Ocean Ranger, from Bangor for New York
with lumber. sprung aeak 18th, off Boon Island and
filled. The crew were rescued by schr Witchcraft
and taken to Gloucester. The wreck capsized soon
after it was abandoned.
Sch King from Havana for Mobile was tot al.
ly wrecked 18th inst.
Sch Gilmore. from Bangor for New York had
malnsail torn by collision at Newport 18TH
The wreck of barque Idella Berry was sold at St
Thomas for $50. "
Brig Nellie Gay, which got ashore on the Welsh
coast came of and was repairing 9th inst; would
load tor West Coast Africa.
Brig harry, from Porto Rico, was run into by an
unknown tugboat at New York. 18th.
Sch Mary Holt was reloading at Norfolk 17th
having repaired.
Sen Geo Walker. Wilcox, at New York from Ma
tanZas, reports heavy weather from lat %; on the
18th inst, of Cape Henry, lost maingaff and split
foresa Np
Sch Chas Kelley, Gray, at New York from Fer
nandna, reports 9th inst, during NE gale, broke
foregatf and lost 20 600 tt lumber off deck
Sch Speedwell, Dow, Il ON Bridgwater, Ms arrived
at Liverpool 18th inst with loss of rudder.
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FINANCIAL AND co MmERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY, October 19.-The markets show a de-
cided strong feeling to-day with particular change
to note in prices. Sugars continue firm and in good
demand at 11ac for granulated and 10sc for Extra
9. Corn is still rather at 63c for lots and
CSC for bag lots The Flour market continues strong
with an excellent demand.
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New ORLEANS, Oct 19.-The Republican
parish convention today Endorsed the independ-
ent conservative ticket for The city and parish
officers and recommended that all Republicans
vote for it. Tney also pledged the Republican
party to make no nominations for city or par
ish officers This action leaves the regular
Democratic ticket and Independent Conserva-
tive ticket the only tickets in the field in the
ctv
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METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWKNTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
For New England.

and Middle Statee, falling barometer risino
temperature, increasing cloudiness. and rain1
weather extending northeastward to southern
portion of ths former, with southerIy or easter.
" winds in the former, and increasing N. 10. to
s. e. winds IN the, latter. w
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HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Falmouth package Of
merchandise to j f Liscomb packages skins to
Hart & Co., packages merchandise Princes Express
package merchandise to Eastern En-, t.-..-
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POLITICAL.
Tammany Nominations.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The Tammany county
convention met today, Henry l.. Clinton pre-
siding, and made the following nominations
Conrt fSe "
Court justice, James P. SiDnot; for surrogate,
Delano G. Calvin; for sheriff. Bernard Kelley;
for county clerk, Henry A. Gumbleton; for
coroners, Richard Croker, Henry Wattman
and Richard Flanagan; for aidermen.at-large,
Henry d. Purray, VIM. L. Cole, Patt Keenan,
and Samuel A, Lewis,
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1O00 bush cornmeal to G
W. True g. Co.
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The Western UuiOn Tel
egraph Company has re-
duced its rates more than
So PER CENT. in ten
years. Its own lines are
connected with more than
seven thousand stations
and through Its cOnnec-
lions reaches directly more
than ten thousand stations.
1t has tWenty-eight wires
coming into Portland from
all directions. while its ri
val whose advent is her.
aided with much sounding
phrase, but one wire in
one direction. The rates
by the Western Union lines
will always be as low as
by the lines of any other
Company that has any ca
pacity for handling tele-
graph business.
j. s. BEDLOW,
Supt. I'd Dist Eastern Division.
oct12 diff
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
Oct 1, fl Dartmouth. ship L B Gilchrist, Watts
from London for New Orleans.
Oct |. off Bar Lightship, barque Kate Harding
from Liverpool for New York.
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CHICAGO, October l9.-Flour Csc higher. Wheat
and unsettled Throughout, closing somewhat lower:
No2 Chicago Spring at Log @ 15A cash; seller for
November opened at II, sold up toll Is, down to
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-24

this time he has been making his home
in this county and Nodaway. He
was married to Elizabeth Chandler,
whose father then lived on the farm
which is now occupied by Thomas
Ashley. Here is where he aud his
bride met more than thirty years
since to have the matrimonial ccre-
mony pronounced. Mr.. Edward, Of
Nodaway, has come to fill his place
in the circle of society.
Mr.. Luther Tillson has again COM
menced huckstering. He has been
tolcrably successful In this business.
lie is an energetic and enterprising
citizen, We hope he will still con-
tinuc to be successful IN his business.
DIR. T. NJ. Laney and Henry Smith
have erected All elegant tent on the
camp ground near Bolckow.
AQuaker proverb:-Thou shouldcst
tend to thine own business, or else
thee might gel hurt. SO no more al
present. j. N. S.
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Good for 60 Days
See what the "Old Reliable"
II. Il st. 10. r. II. and con-
nections, will do for you
on this 100 Year Business

WHEREAS. Various notices having ap-
pearcd IN the public press throughout
the west, that certain lines would place
on sale, May lst, round trip tickets to
the Centennial, good only for thirty days
from date, and
WHEREAS, Every body knows that
thirty-day tickets arc practically Of no
account, 1t is
Resolved. BY the Old Reliable lIanni.
bal & st. Joseph r. r., to place on sale
at Missouri River points, and other sta
tions on its line, Round-Trip Tickets tc
the Centennial. (taking in al Nc i,rtnct.
pal eastern cities, GOOD FOR Sixty
DAYS FROM DATE OF SALE, at the
lowest rates.
For maps, time tables. or other infor
nation, apply to G. N.GLAfION,
Western Pass. Agent, Atchison.
Or to T. PENFIELD.
G. p. and L. A.. Hannibal, Mo.
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A. E. Mckinney.
ST.. JOSEPH, August 10, '76.
Glenwood Itnms.

EDITOR RErUBLICAN:-Although
we have been enjoying fine, but very
warm weather for the past few days,
we had q splendid refreshing shower
of rain on the night of August 18th.
We still need more rain to make the
corn crop.
When we look around and sec how
the United States has advanced in art
and science, we regret to say that a
great many people object to the pat
ent system. We should feel thank
full that the country is honored by
having men who are possessed Of the
inventive genius.
The generality Of tho good people
in the vicinity of 6lenwood visited
the camp meeting OH last Sabbath,
On Sunday August 18th, there were
about eight hundred persons present.
The meeting was honored by the
presence ofseveral worthy ministers;
among whom was the Rev Benjamin
Stauber, who delivered an address to
the children, on that occasion. He
used figurative language to express
his ideas to them. lie said the chill.
dren were the fore wheels of the
church wagon, aud the old folks
were the hind wheels. People came
from all directions to hear the Gospe
of the Son of God preached to dy'
ing people. All sorts of vehicles
even from the potato wagon up tC
the fine buggy, were used for convey
ance on that notable day. Brother
Rouf, of the Barnard circuit, is theil
principal minister. lie is a splendit
exhorter.
On Sabbath morning, Mr.. Marion
Wells, one of the notable citizens
whose residence is situated on tn
beautiful undulating prairie betweel
the upper and Lower Necly Grove
after doning his best suit, Starte
for the camp ground. After proceed
ing about one fourth of n mile on hi
journey, he found that he had nC
taken the precaution 10 put in fec
for his horses. What is to be done
might be the7 first question that
thinking mind would ask himscl
He knew what was to be done mus
be done quickly; therefore, he was III
long in executing the task. He lei
his wife and children to take care ,
the team while hc went back alone n
ter the feed. lie was not gone Ion
ere he was seen coming to the wago
with hls hat in ono hand and sac
of oats on his shoulder.
We regret to say that Willis Sui
mers, one of the old citizens Of A
drew, has removed from this sectio
of tho country. lie traded his faru
consisting of one hundred and six,
acres, for tract of two hundred AZ
fifteen acres, situated on the Plat
River about two aud q half mil
from Conception. He will now SCI
his fortune in Nodaway. More tbs
J thirty-fve years ago, he came fro
Tennessee to this State. Duril
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WALTER s. GILMAN,
lO3 4th Street,
ST.JOSEPH, MO.
.July IA lS1G-3m
Please Your Wife,

Do this by purchasing one Of Har-
rison's Combination Kitchen Safes,
manufactured at the Missouri VAL.
LEY NOVELTY WoRSs, st. Joe. We
got one week or two ago, after due
trial know Il whereof we speak. 1t is
one of the most convenient articlcs,-
combining in one, the flour bin (cas.
cd in tin, so as to be secnre from rats
and mice) SITTER, the kneading board
the cupboard, and three or foul
drawers, for sugar, tea, coffee &c
The cook has everything before her
without having to 60 all over the
kitchen for the different articles
Besides it is nicely finished article
of furniture. See Advertisement ant
rest not till you get one. If
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THE unparalleled success which
has attended Mr.. Daniel +. Beatty as
manufacturer of pianos and organs.
speaks highly for the superiority of
his Instruments. In these days of
sharp competition and inventive gen.
ius, no mediocre productions can at
tain the celebrity to which his pian-
ocs and organs have reached. Send
for catalogue of prices. Address
Daniel f. Beatty, Washington, War
ren County, n. j. 4l2
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Bolckow Items.

tBoickow Enterprtse, iIh.1
Mr.. A. NJ. West and lady win leave
this week for Hutchinson, Kansas,
where they intend to make their fu-
tufe home.
A large number Of people were In
attendance at the camp meeting last
Sunday. 1t is estimated that about
two thousand people were ON the
grounds.
Mr.. u. II. Sexton, who has bcsn
threshing wheat In this viclnity, has
threshed 1900 bushels within three,
miles of Bolckow.
Miss Annie Huffman, Of Whitcs-
vile. has secured the Upper Nicely
Groveschool for term OF five months,
commencing the second Monday in
September. Miss Hufimam is fret
class teacher, and has never failed 10
give satisfaction as q teacher whsr-
ever she has taught.
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''IIr who increases the production. with de-
creased labor, of any necessity of life is great
,r benclactor to mankind than all the Generals
the world has ever srrn!'
Judged by the above axiom, Elias Howe, Jr.,
is one OF the greatest OF hrnefactors. In every
city and hamlet in the land, thousands bless his
name, for he has made easy the clothing orthr
widow and the orphan. lie has literally "frd
the hungry and clothed the naked"
The Howe Sewing machine is the best on
earth. ID. j. THOMAS. Whitcsvillc, Agent.
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]. BIRTWISTLE.
Admitted to the Bar.

At the late session of the Andrew
County Circuit Court, a committee
consisting Of Messrs. A. j. Harlan,
j. A. Sanders, and G. T. Bryan, were
appointed to examine into the prof.
cheney OF N. B. Brown in tho knowl-
edge of law. They reported favor.
ably, and he was duly admitted to the
bar. DIR. Brown Is q gentleman OF
ability and research, and we predict
for him q highly successful career IN
the practice of law.
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Sale of the Patron

Mr.. Kelly has disposed of the Pa
tron of Husbandry 10 Mr.. o. j. Hur-
ley,..of this city, who will either this
week. or next. begin the republica-
tion of the paper. Mr.. Hurley is said
to be very competent business gen.
tleman, and a writer of considerable
ability. Success to the new arrange
mcnt, politics excepted.
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"And Joseph wept aloud, and said
unto his brethren, Il am Joseph: doth
my father yet live?' And his breth.
rem answered him, saying, You bet
the old man is doing bully" He
does all of his trading at Stiles &
Hardy's, where they keep such good
goods at such low prices. You must
60 and see their store too, they just
beat Egypt all hollow.
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Republican Rally,

There will be meeting of tho
Hayes and Wheeler Club, and grand
Republican rally generally, at FLAG
STRINGS, OH Wednesday, August
30th, at o'clock p. m. There will
be speaking by the Republican nomi-
nces, and music by the Flag Springs
Band. A pleasant time is expected.
A general invitation to be present is
extended to.all.
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Singer.

We arc glad to notice that j. Brit
wistlc, n resident of this county, and
experienced sewing machine agent,
has taken charge of this county for
the sale of the most popular Of all
sewing machines, there being over
l 200 Singer Machines in operation
in this conuty, ofwhich number there
are over forty In the City of Savan-
nah. Hence it is.necessary..that there
be permanent agent. The Singer
has been recently improved, and ex.
ira attachments added, and sold at
the usual price. Satisfaction guar
anteed or no sale.
Annexed is the sales according to
sworn returns of the various com
panics for the year 1875.
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Mr.. E. r. Carr, principal of the
Savannah Public School,) will still
keep OIL hand stock of those splen-
did organs at the lowest prices. No
matter what others ASSERT, he can
and wiN sell cheaper than any other
man can, for he buys at the lowest
cash price from the manufacturer
Examine, test the tone and quality
Of the intruments and judge for your
selves.
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Put away vour crutches and walk.
This is just what any cripple may do
after using Bancroft's Medical Dis
covcry. II is a sure cure for Rhcu-
matism aud Neuralgia. Messrs. Coop
ST. & Grccncc have this great remedy
for sale. Ask for Bancroft's Discovery
ocn,0
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each 81 900; in Mr.. Lincoln's time. 10
cents for each u, 900; In Andrew John
sons time 63 cents for each $1,000;
in Gen. Grants first term. 81 cents for
each 81 900; in Gen. Grants secood
term, 20 cents for each $1,000. In tho
general aggregate the loss from Jan. !.
1884, to June 80. 1851 nearly all whicA
was during Democratic administra-
tions, the loss was % 90 for each u 900;
and from July 1, 1861, 10 June 80. 1878.
during Republican administrations. ths
loss was 81 cents for each o1,cOO.
HONESTY OF DISBURSEMENTS.
In the disbursement Of public money
this table also shows that during Gen.
eral Jackson's second term the }oss By
defalcation was go IS for each o. 900
in Mr.. Van Burens term it was o2l l5
for each 9l 900; In John Ty1er's term b
was 8 80 for each $1,000; In Mr.. Lin
coins time, or during the war. lt was
81 Al tor each $1,000; m Johnson,s
time 1t was forty-eight cents In oadh
was forty cents for each o1,O0O, ana h
Gen. Grants second term it was tweu.
| ty-six cents for each $1,000. Duriae
/ diC WbosC RCkiUu ihOtM 01uUAIy k00D9
TO June 80, 1861, the loss In disbunlag
public money, under Democratic Cd
ministrations, was % CO for each ol, 900;
and from July 1, 1861. to june 50, 1878.
under Republican administrations, is
was 97 cents for each $1,000. This IA
BILE shows at once the degree of fidelisy
in the collection and disbursement q
Ruollc money between Democratic and
hepuDhcan administrations. ~ shown
oy actuai results ana by authority tnas
cannot pe quesuoned or denieo. IN tne
,nneaI to von to restore - the 'n"r,oc,,,s.
r.,,,n 90 ,,,usar .;,. ~ . So~ss-
and 6de,,,v IN willis oS,a;"Is S
=" Puo.'s ono~s'
SHAM hErRENChAENrs.
! But they tell you they are for rc-
trenchnient. They tell you what DEM
ocratic House has done to reducs ex-
penditures. Well this House has slashed
away alta great rate. They have re-
fused appropriations for the most nee
essary wants Of the Government. They
ie"uSe" ao, tue pay vi clerks hAeo ~ mw
GxaJ NJ % nar,no-; sno py c"as soN TIN. @
rndnoa3 ,ha ,nU as ,. ,.;..y
and coursois I fy fs!yod =, Issss THU Ss ssns
rodrced In 3 villa u on 80 I.,d y - "sso ~
sums annronr;atoj A. y ,nr @ pnhi;c iI hn;,3;nro o
in nrocass ri arac,;nn drmJ r o. .Sn .rs.
mor, NJ Conrts ran,,,.,od ~ 1 sup,
poxt ,v;n,ar ,ba, ,r;I, 10 y;,.s % u -.
nors thor, 60 mc,5 hr Soso;a.pU I'm ~
7, ~ tho ali dswa u ] ,,;ns' os'
~ !, nnnn';,;nn 's;oS;na ~ .cN ~ y, ~
,. ~ ppr'''." s " s"'" Po".''
line ueyil when SICK tho devil q
.r monk would-ne: :,
Inc devii got weii' the devil a monk
WAS me-.
1t is easy to cut down appropriations,
but this is not always retrenchment. A
man might retrench both bread and
meat. and he would starve. True re-
treuchmont consists in ptodacing the
best results with the smallest sum nec-
essary. do not say tho Republican
party has always done this, for know
it has not; but it comes nearer to II
than the wild, slashing, and cutting
; down appropriations of the Democratic
House.
CAUSE OF LARGE APPROPRIATIONS.
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