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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03

Gr nobm nill gIbibicS. 9as lunr cine
IcltInnc, wilNc Scenc. Qod,cn uno
Sbrdnen, 'SbeIt. mo QiebeSluorte bunt
Ourdcinonocr. ,Gr ibiItteIte Slaen Die
Sdnoc, Die oIte Dame filbte ibn. Sbr
modtc CT cine ticfe Serbeu9un9 0ie
SomOOic War aus ginb &einer Der
InOern iit umicbcnN, 9in9 CT cili0 fort.
Glne llnrnbi9c 8cUcoum0, ais CT Die
Sbllr bintcr iib idIOb, iic luuroe I'M.
nllitclbar bintcr ibm Wieoer auf0crillen.
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lIIn9cn Nnmcn al ibm Uorbei
pBaiicr, @nilcrl Ole GIeint if
ODnmabti9, NaS lit Sbrc Sdnlo, Yor.
bar, lln0cbclcrl" lno GCciIe OuronSo.
OnS 5ebnidbri9e SObtcrtbcn ocr Game,
ell ibwoBrdn8i9cr @iIOfanO, OrObte
iDm nit Der fIcincn 6auit.
o9n mnAit mir ihonc 0in0c, 0u!"
ia0tc iie, o0n biit mcin 9rautioom.
weibt On. 8cnn i'd CROP bin, 6eira.
the i6 9ih, id babe Sitb am licblten."
lnS Iic grin nad lciucr $nnb mo fiibte
iic nit WiIOrm, fiuOiidem llnocltim
mo etlunS bon Der neioiiben Giferludt
NcS $unNcS in ibren @cfiibIcn, bic nid,t
lciocn mag, Dap ein glnoCrer bon ibr oe.
ltreidcIt perSc. GS pnr botj 8empe.
rament in Dem &inOe.
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filr'S Grite nibt picocrfcbcn. Sin Gct
aus Der SOmOOie beS 0cGcns uar aus.
0eIpicIt, GIcmcnS biIocte Ib ein, nun
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mar Der &nub, Den CT in Oid)tcn @ol.
fen aus iciucr Gi0orre blicS. gr luarf
iie fort, unb icin @ciibt Ion9Ium ben
SenOiien 5uusnOcnO, ibien er lucnia.
itarS pniiiUcu Slntbcil an Dem @elprdd,
nebmcn 81 woIIen.
pSie 8ilScuoiucr Game, entoeonete
Ginocmann Nuf bic Sru9e cine8 Der
Scrrcn, Der aud crit felt &uBem inn
Srt anlucicnc mar, ,,bic @lI3enoDer
Game 1T cine oIte Srou bon Studs,
8Odtct OcS OcritOrbenen 9li!ter0ntSbe.
itBcrS non SudS nuf @d5cnou unO
8Iiiflidc gSittluc cincS mctIduftioen
ScttcrS, Der iic um'S @eIb 0cbeiratbet
bat unO cu SObr nod Der &crbeira~.
tbnn9 itOrb. Sine mcrIpSntSi1s 0Ger.
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net iib Nnr6 0ri9ilDa1c aus. Sbr brit.
tcS 8Ort 1T; "npil OeraNe" oNcr "oern.
DC niht' unN ibr 3On6eIu cine 0nin.
tci'enS bicieS gBnbIiprn6eS."
Shit cincm @ort bnS Sri0inol lit
IOIIte Nn$ beim uci6Iidem
0clhIcdt 10 Ori9inGII ftin n?' fraa'e
Srlfcu.
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nell, uobrI6 icbrl llcbri9enS cine
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mo criicbt iic luie ibre &inocr. 0ic
acItcitc 6rdnIciu llriuIu, iit gIidcn.
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3. nbt finbcu uiirocn, Ierut in 9ibtcn.
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oI6e 3miIIin0c ni6toubnlueiIcn. Sic
ino cine @icrfIuiirOi0fcit bon g., 70 gut
uic Der oItc 9tNtbStburm, OaS 2Oscn9e.
,duNc, Die Sdifbriife unO bic roman.
iiden SInbufer bel @OnbideiubcIeud.
lln9."
Ollie INbtcn, Der SeipOttete ladtc
yutmiitbi0.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03

9iIhen uub Ssabrids oeb6rcn aur
&reSbbteriouerairde,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03
Sfe ar5fte 0erbrettuua.

Die Circulation bsr ,ptnnfplsanti %
Staats. 3tttuug" IN Oaupbtn County
IN arDBr ais bic irgeub elmer an6frtn IN par
Eis6ura aebrudisn bfutI6en obtr tngltlbsn Get
iung. Ole bisist tr5bab bic bslt @sIfesnbstL
An,sigtn IN Sitlrm Itsilt ors StaatsS ttn'
weitt BerSreituna III psrlAdiffn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03
S5arrisburs, 9Sa., DDnnerita9, 2tmsnit 8. 1876.
poPlic
Sic SlGtter IL, SSinOe.

SkS AytUkkGb tue sSSbWpgs =
Nomm, eiebs, unb Ipsnbr
glu6 mir brinsn RsiB
Gd nsist ii& gum gnbr
Wein 9fbsn bsrsits e
gin Gag, unb bic 9rOnnsn
Der Susenb Iinb Ifsr,
llnb 8Iumsu uub @Onnsn
Sir bIiibrn niht mebr.
Gin Su6sn unO 5aiisn
9fall unltr Sein
Gin Ginesn unb SaRsn
9n ps6isInbsr gsiu;
Strts raubt uns ben Simmer,
Gin Srusbilb bic Stub
limb baIb bsdt auf tmmsr
Die Grbe unS ju.
SOpir AT ben 9pben
Des 8slIens bic 6luib
SU bat i6 ssbru&m
gIm S6idIal msin Mutb.
Rit aa' Isinsn 5iidsn
lmiiridt ss .msin Strl;
Gin ralbss Grbriiden
gBSr' minbsrsr S6msrj.
VfBsbrt Scm @sbanfen
lem frsfsnbsn @urm,
Giufam mub i6 I6panfsu,
Gin Spisl fir ben Stnrm.
SD biste Spll Grauer
Gie Snnb, tprm rS iri -
Gin faltsr Srl6aurr
Gjrtt 9rtrr Sprtei.
IS ltsb'n, Su burHwsbfn
Die Sugsnb nit Cuff
Das Sabr unb bas 9ebsn
glur rinmal in Bluff.
gBsB tem, bsr bic bribrn
gli9tpftiidts, nod eb'
Die Blitben unb 6TEubeu
GrfrCrrn im S&usr.
Sd fab sins &OIr,
Da lPra6 i'd Su ibr:
oguIb fOmm i'd nnb fCis,
Du S6UnRs, nit bir;
gaIb fcmm' i'd ssSussn
limb Rfliif hid Ssf&ginb!'
sd fauH bod i6pn flCssn
Die 9Iitisr im gBint.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation Of the "PENNsYLvANI-
cHESTAArs-zEITUNG" in Dauphin County
larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg English as well IA
derman. It's therefore the best adverlis-
ing medidum in this part of the State.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03
@sbinaunasn Der Mnleiaen

Ir,tisrn rrrtsn stn9HadI pts trl9t:
8ri&Gfts.IuBttgtH Otini 9abr, 0efr
fir sintn 1bsil bes 9abrre:
3Wlcuatf. 6 WouaIs. IL Wenats.
Gin 3ca Si.00 800 $1,000
3pd 3Oa 700 1900 1000
Drd 3oa 1000 1900 29O
ibtt9fntbuni-. ptribn @ts W.
AeuIbum. uub anatmsint Nnisian III
Gents bic 3dIs fir bic niie 9inrldana uno
5 Gsuis bic 3siIs fir ises nabbrla' YIN
riidung.
patentirte @rbtlin. Slitsrs. une aas
aubsrt an,tisfn brt Der GanItn, bdltsu, trlt'
tsl obrr pisrtrl gpails Derbtn nts tO'9i pf'
redbnGt ptTosu: ,.
Cine game SpaItt idbrIi&."",Si5OO OO
Gtns balbt SpalIe - ,.." Slm
9Inf briits SpIts - ".". blin e.
Giue pttrttl Spalie - "." lolm
Cert &ts- @nistgtn pfrStn pts Iol9i
bfTs@ntt;
&rtrutOrs,, AOmipiiiraiOrS une
AGliante' s.IulGig Gigsr......"."."". S2.3o
6tlratbs., EObeS.Nnjrtgfn,
Daut AbRalmua u.ip..,.. .".."5O els.
90 Vile 9nsfr, mittheiIunarn h. mnlifn
pIt frlst abrsltrt pfr0sn;
J. George Ripper,
p. o. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08

Tho APPROPRIATIONS Tar FlvUt and hAfhrf
improvements Tor tho current year wore
IN War directed that 0f this amount AZ ON, ,lt,D
shonid ba expended. and no now works should
be begun, and none prosecuted Which we're
mot III national Importance. Subsequently
this amount was Increased to 42. MI ,6lst. aud
tiis works sTo how progressing on this tasls.
Tho Improvement NJ lile south Ia.s of tho
a~soca ascs. IN progressing fsyorAbiy. Al thn
present tinls there ID channel of ~ .. III feet
III DEPTH between tho jesiiss Anl the mouth IN
tho passage. ani ~ feet st tie htaA % the
pass. Neither chaunsi however, hss The
width required leforo payments Gan 10 u,ade
BY tho Cnitei States. \ confuiseion of civil
sn3 their reports VAL 10 presented :, seou q
vAn<AwAA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08

INT ai Territories, slas,ss...t..eett.ttsss,t " sh',hta
Tho foregoing tAhie., W States, hp not ~.
cl,sjc tic receipts Tor tho year from tic sale "
adhesive ssAnli,s, ilnes, penalties. ase wiieh
amounted ~ usnr f7,unnt IND. II VII 10 y
s.rs.d thsi morn tiisn ui,asi,alt II the Nlels
amount rtecives fnF internal revenue ina aFiks'
Atst.a, Tnn etslIt Is the Mtiils ksatfs *.
20 .iw tla. given MI ihs ether h,Atss AMI re't..
tnrgn1 ,iiso Mestern Asgtu~ excepted. Seven
ksstes ililnois. Obin. Nav York. kansleAs,
ylfxiuta, rshnsyIyaalN. and indians afe
credited respectively With moro than si,n wy.
gfegaio of li,e i've Eastern hsAsen. Illinois
and Ol,i, ccul,sina hsyo i larger eroils than
nll ilo Middle and Aaithsrn ktatsr. While tll..
ilnis .lana sae..siI thu Eastern south"1ii, Mnd
Pacific sta,na And Ail the 1otrliariss. Two
d.ntslcls In ill'iois Tho First and P,fl, are
eradi "a lc1p.c.Ively VII, th.pIi,b bos Ahh
4 lalI LA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08

I. 4
| klmDlLL 4 rAnNSVORTn
| OAMkgNO,
,t,rst'u. tuWA,
Exchange. Gold, silver
Government Bonds
Bought ana solA.
s'~ll~rsswMs made mMm lsvw~e~As
tsrwsHptlt M~Mltt~a.
',,..,. s,..s y Y Y. sstset.' s's' ana '~@ss
Rsal Estate Bought aud Sold on
Commission,
TAtKs rain ron NgA.hEkfbANTt.
Aseh~ iaas, aairu 't,a. M i rsasr.a ,.s...
CORRESPONDENTS
Ss~ vash s-tltlmsn, ~sn A 10,
ss.ass. .'H,gH n.,,1.'s .s ss....., Msms: ..o.
MrstseV.e aTisss SssIenss hsnk.
A.Mss Kfxr.tt. teH~ tasss~ssvs4
-~e - - IL
Srosr : n''nAHos
Insurance Agents,
t'hsmu. to~A,
Represent ssfn@ III shr te#s emrshies ~ tif thiss
Hsstss. fttrb ~ ihs
! AtSA. "A Hayst,d.
trptHNHiTtH@. n se~ ftss
mi Ana the AMthirAs. ~ the ss,,.
" -
G. " eoA"+
Having rented HE
MgAr MARk
WI l.sr .nt..as!, v a. v !. s..a I. ....,s..
ssIs ~ retail. ias essh sad bothiHs siss.
~ v~y ~ CssM. ssd s~it ssv sh~ @sms.
Credit med md i~ ast~d fos, ~ viii ma ~ grant.
~, sn, trttnd ~ sH m rtsssv ~ sMt uJsh f1f
rash, smd h0ps " give aYhersi Satisfaction
lo"s '. MAssAnp'
patntss and 0tastsv
fKr4u frWA.
Hlep .nsstiy opposite lle tisys.ss. WI ~ ts
.ss1'ea |" gss''sy /" ~mh' fs'sss =. shssp !. ..ta
-.
J. y MITCHELL
AvoTt0 gGa.
Ssw OHD.os, towA.
w,t esy ...,s. :..:. \, N, g.'. Z, n. ..,.n,,,
~u,stJs, SsH
''ss su..sssa.a.a.sas.a~ua.s -
I .nAalss cnAvrsA,
AvcTt0 0NEGR,
Ost~ey, iesA,
|. II taai ~ t4ssynsi ptu1sTtt VI ts4H ~ - agstt
Htsisfsettssi, y guaranteed - ~ PSF
X .sssSos'
Tatlss and Custsr.
hpp ssss sls~ ttsH U4sI~t ernef. sHlgsHAA aB Nj,
sssf eide. VIII klyA Els afsiss stat btles " a~ssm
sg., Ls'.', " ws.'ss %'es, fs'''s'.a. I. =.
| 80 .AsaHs.=44~ssa.s.~s~~~~z~s~
!C. y m'ltt@
Mousse, sign ans osu,ass Paint.
ing,
CsAseG, IasA
| W. BALLARD,
Ntw Oap,Ds, Iowa.
VIII RspaIv CIs0ks,
AMI xusssttss ssl,.ts4i,ss, I,s,t el.~t ~susss4d
,s.'ass. @ ] "a | h Il. ~ ~ is 'ss .ls,' as.,ss. =.
\ vssAsr,sl4e.
| Ms = Y 49,
ToeclsSv o. veeol an9 instrument
i ~ Music,
fns~eo. ie.A
IL s''s ".'.rr'
County surveyor.
setrreTs"st vl,e -ish ~, w .4ssbe. :. ssr.
vetN sHsy 6Sa me- ~ NJ
.: X: ~. ~ .'....s ~: ...:: ~: >".
0m ts f1as tssvssns ,tsA ~ IN t..s st,.sA ssss
Nm ne u 1sss,a 1ssss, n aIss w. A1sss.
~ ''''''' WI 1'1 t.i'ss !, TX s Ts.se 'e;i 0''''
ysws s'ssast SURVEYOR
The Centennial
SADDLE / NARNESS
MAMUTA0To1Y.
~. .adssssasa NJ sesss.,y l.*sssa ~ .lsssts,
i~ras n Isad smstdsis .Cst 4 -
aAllss, Mssnsssss. Brides. Cellars
Whlps. LsshSs, Drushss.
Harness Olls,
rlaStsftM9 malr, Ash livvA@v, ~, ~.
Pine 0Uaeh ena 0aevtono Nev-
Nossss . opeslAlsy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08

Tho attentlon VI Consress cannot bo too
earnestly Jailed to tho HeoAssity III throwing
some gfsstef safeguard over shs method u
ehocslas ani dseisring the election of tfsri.
deus. Under The present Aysleu, there saenl#
~ 10 no tHOvlded remedy foi coitrstlng sile
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08

The rspofl Of tho hecressFy II the Navy
SHOWS tlist brsnel. " the service 80 b. lu )
condition - tnssliva ~ Il Ia ixAasshio ~ Lrvp
u rt.a the hsean. that tue appropriations t'ys
IT. - "a 'hh s4'ssls all urnssa. Als 4 ssiaL
ishmsn'@ ~ tl.e stw-s lu.fsAb '.ssnia NTH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08

Tho annual rnpnrt u tho lagtms-'er aer.
srAl rcutainr very Hrstltvin. extllit NJ fle
lnAIfs. of tho department. Tor tho las' n.stl
yaar. show,ng ! yuty largo i1cgsa.e "a ftesl,as
aud i nsideial!a reduction In thn csnrRss ~
compared With ths lrevluns t,rsAl yesr witch
elsiad Juno 80. ih,5,
ITO I'll uinR statement, talfi fiofn tie
bnpka III tile department. shows tho fsaepk
and expenditures III tlla nsrAl ,cM fidinE
June I'LL, 1870, tnh finn tisn laha~ ~ lLe annual
venavt ~ toe Postmaster General
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08
DAYL10g
ongA1 COMMERCIAL eollfof,
kEOKUK. IOWA,
- - a6s..,~r10.a.

NJ. ~. \, Mttte1, 0@esyM M1eSess, Nls4,
lsesta Ise. kssst aSy 11IsSs ~ sn Sstsssss
s.ys. Ssss, ,sss.s.s. s 80 stssssss. s' s,~Is.ss
ssst11sss ~ sSytke}s ikssssxkly 1W11. ESSII2
ys3skee ifes. ttts IsssNtss W s6s4sSpt Wo]fvs.
fsss 1aesysSsA 1aers~ ~ ssJlstsss4Isx Ysl..
xs1Vttna fvte. ~ rhsHA ~ti4en In, ltssJ
tesS0lh4 st,str ssA tsAfdr bestAt tsllessa fssA
itM. Aiassss NAYtlt,h 1ajl. ,t1,ks Ka.Ass, jyss,
bMts wssss tsB A4~ HIS 1ds4sst3sksSts1 skl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08
DEPARTMENTS AMI III REAts.

From TIN annual rcport III thr Commissioner
cf Internal Revenue wo gAtAoT Tim following
interesting atallsiteal Tho aggregate receipts
fur the flscAl year Nero sli7 2a6 635. ~ In
crassa over tile preceding hsesL year VI 40 ;
ffpi 4Tl. Tho agHFegat. resaip.H for the year
wnfn ft,aAn Nh frum lhn following nnalrrcxf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08

MoDtll, psymsnts of vsfy email part "
tbs sn,onn. due by Tim uoyernment 0f ysne.
xnpls 10 tie citizens " the latter against that
Government eoallnne ~ be made with reAAons.
bio pnAetusiity, 1ilst novssnmens Aas pro-
posat 70 change !i,e s,assm which Il La4 hita.
stto pHssusd " this rssptct by sAsning bondA
fDv part III tho amount III the several alaluls.
1t.e proposition. however, conM nos, II Ii sup.
i,oss1, properly bs nncspted, d tsA1l without
ceaseiE u the holiers of e&ssineatse 10 Tie ID.
dsbledusss 0f vsuexnela- Thesp nSs % muct,
dApts1sed that II would ~ dll1suli, II not isp.
p1nstbls, V ascertain thSs disp0stti0n On The
subisct.
nsiarsitx@ttss sMd kspatssaeisa.
III formsS ns4sssges hsys sAjtsd The sttSn.
tiop Of C0pgrssA " lhe nscesu(iy Ut leglstaltou
with Tegeyd ID fysudulsns uAansajtxaSl0u and
sile sublpeg u eSpstsietsCn tn6 tbo slecet0a, IN
pattos,sl.ty VI tIs pumhsso of psssons cf lorei9n
birth sseklAx lons ~ she United ktstea tie
ease and facility Nth which tie bonssl smi.
Essit mss Alssr ths IApss u rrssouAple time
haeotn@ ro.ss1s&d N III ths privileges u citi.
xs,.sLip of The Tinted Mates. and The sTeqasat
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08
Gplstvts,t ~ S,ssl,asM htn.

11,s report Of the Dislrtoe ooinmIasluua and
ti,s i,e~ld III iesti, ase Just received ton lsts
se read them snd u make recommendation
thereon. and Are herewith suhmitied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-26
The University.

The passage of the University bill was
surprise to us, as it no doubt was to the ma
iority of the public. We felt for it the
greatest anxiety. 1t was painful to see that
great institution BUNDLED before the Legis'
lature, begging for means to avoid, as it
were, death. 1t offered to do service such
as was beneath the dignity of such an insti-
tuition in return for the favor asked, and
then the House of Delegates rejected its suit.
But time, and discussion, and conference,
brought about change of temper in the
House, and being taken up again, it passed
the body triumphantly. 1t went through
the Senate like fash, and was sent to the
Executive.
It was gratifying that an institution
founded by JEFFERSON, and which has been
the cradle of nearly all the public greatness
and fame in the State since its foundation
should have thus, under difficulties, beer
rescued from decline and possibly ruiz. Lei
as hope that now the State will continue tt
nourish it, and in return be blessed by the
preservation of that high honor and eminent
distinction for virtue and ability which shadl
its halo over the public character of Viz
pinia ...'....r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-26
LETCHER.

VerING on ALL THE AMENDMENTS To-
aETHER.-"The method Of voting we look
upon as unfortunate. for 1t deprives the PEG
pie of the right to discriminate between the
various propositions submitted. "--NoJoh
Landmark. s.
Perhaps the following will explain the
matter. The object is to defeat the amend
meuts. "Chester writes to the appeal:
81 believe that many members were
Thoroughly honest in opinion that the consti
tutional amendments ought to be submitted
10 lump. Many others, am sure, with
deliberate purpose, voted that way TO murder
the amendments. The latter may possibly
win the victory. Let's see:
"First, they start out with the largest
vote the Radicals can poll, because The
negroes believe that that sacred instrument
Underwood Constitution is sinfully attack
ed. Second, they will get all the white men
(aud there are many opposed to the pre-.
payment of the poli-tax. The Auditors last
report reveals the astonishing fact that az
cordIng to the population about as many
white as black men now fail to pay the
poll.tax. Third, they will get no inconside'
rabe number Of white men opposed to
biennial sessions, and to salary Gpstead Of
per diem) to legislators. Fourth, they will
get the white men who conscientiously be-
lieve that to disiranchIse man who steals
an apple from another's orchard would lead
to grave abuses. To overcome this array Of
opponents the Conservatives must work very
hard ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-26
The Monopoly Line.

The opposition to the Southern Pacific
line-merely because Of the person whose
name is at the head of it's employing tc
defeat it the line pressed by the Contra
Pacific monopoly, Of which Mr.. HUNTINGTON
is the engineer. The company which ha:
this immense monopoly is that to which the
Government has paid so many millions, and
through " hich the monstrous Credit-Mobllier
frauds were matured. Against those frauds
the very men who are now pushing this com.
pany's schemes against the Texas Pacific
have inyeighed with all their might. Gene
raj GRANT frankly and theoretically protested
against the placing the Southern Pacific line
In the hands OF such q monopoly as that.
Fsir-minded men will see the length to
which the violent opposition OF these men
will carry them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-26

Songs of Religion and LIFE. by Johs
STUART BLAOKIE, Professor Of Greek IN the
University Of Edinburgh. New YORK:
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The learned author says this DOCK OF
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ductions, are intended to cultivate "rell-
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6 tim and political sentiment, tending not
" so much to apuse the imagination or to
tickle the fancy AZ to purify the passions
"and to regulate the conduct"
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4 History Of Philosophy, Ancient and vod'
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the Theological Seminary Of Chicago, ILL.,,
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Memories Of DR.. Eliphalet Mott, D. d.,
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A simple explara alton of the Method Of
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-26
The Military Insti tute..

4 The Senate Yesterday passed the Oil lot
the relief Of the virginia Military Institute,
and we suppose twill 20 through the House
readily, since she Legislature is in liberal
humor with regard to our educational IT,
situations. The bill provides for Lending the
institution ten thousand dollars annually
for six years-thc interest to be paid every
year, and the principal at the end of twenty
FIVE years. IN case the United States Gov
eminent pays for the damage done the 1nssi
,ute by the Federal troops the money Is TO
he returned to the State at once,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-26
A Chance for Manufactures.

q bill Is pending In the House of Dele.
- gates, having already passed the Senate,
+. which Is described as follows In the Wing :
t'Se2ate bill incorporating the Farmville
Manufacturing Company, and authorizing
the State Treasurer to return to this COM
pany for a term of ten years annually an
amount the aggregate Of which does notex-
coed that paid 10 by said company for State
taxes as bonus, except 30 much as may
have been paid as State taxes on real estate
out OF Its order, on motion Of Mr.. Allan,
and adopted-ayes, %; noes, T."
The State Constitution provides:
"ARrIcLE X, SECTION /. Taxation, except
as hereinafter provided, whether imposed
by the State, county, or corporation bodies,
shall be equal and uniform and all property,
both real and personal, shall be taxed in pro.
portion to its value, to be asLcrtained as pre-
scribed by law. No one species of property,
from which tax may be collected, shall be
taxed higher than any other species of prop
erty OF equal value"
"SBcTIoS 4. > The capital invested
In all business operations shalt be assesse d
and taxed as other property"
If Farmville manufacturers can evade the
constitution by paying their taxes and then
receiving them back by way of bonus, then
Richmond manufacturers can dc likewise.
Let the law be the same here astbere.
But what commentary 1t is upon written
Constitutions that such bill could be passed
by Senate Of lawyers-a bill which either
openly, plainly, and Enthusiastically violates
the Constitution, or else proves that the
words used in that instrument have no mean-
ing, and that the trainers Of 1t were ninoom-
poops. Surely there can be no doubt as to
what their intention was In this matter.