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ont auotabe change was depressed aad Quotations n 10
7asc for Good RefniIg and TAO or Prime were
merely nomnal Gales Of li00 hhls Cnba Muse3yado ct
zoo hhis Mqscoysd9 AZ 7a7'o Refined was rm and IN
Graduated: lie for Cut Loaf. and gtdy7sc Tor " A"
SEEDSCoy,r Seed good demand with buyers oner.
freely extent loc these prices
holders generally used accept geo bags state sold at
lJ1l5c closing dull with buyers holding OF for lower
figures Calcutta anseed was more sotiye with sales OF
1900 bags eX British King, at 81 SJdSl ~ - gold.
5rEARIN-Market quiet at ldasc Y NJ s1r Prime western
TALLOW-Amket steady, with SALES VI lsOooo . AZ "a
9isc Y u for Fair "a Prime. -.
wHIsKY-Msrket shade frmeri sales 80 bos oil u w.
add closing with sales Of 90 bts at I'll % gallon
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In State bonds Missouri plain skies sold at 1O4,
and Hannibal and 81. 10. issue at the same price.
Georgia Endorsed sevens were firm at 1902; Tennes-
see sevens selling at III, District Of Columbia
3.G5s at 72l2072, and Nev-York State Bounty
bonds at 1045s. The following are tho bids:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Commercial Collections sreciatv with iowfs &
ca & Wallet n. y Interest allowed OF de2nsits,
which can lie drawn b. checks tho same as with
fhs city banks,
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STAINED.

5000 ix
For future delivery there was deene Of e With inoier
ATE ngsin sos ., he io"Sr nSurs sa ern % 90
iSe; JuSe 900 is ss1c 500 iSs,c; July 700; isis.e
zoo is Ise total, 200 bales. second eal-AGgus' 200
IL rec; total 800 tales. Third call - No falee
sales cay up TO y. m.-ApTi 5o l9slc 100 lssse 800
l3+S eoe oae 800 iSsc; go iSsri leo Loo I ss,c
500 i3T,ie; 7lo. l5.ssci BIO iSie 100 f3lsac 200
~ 600 goo iSo co. lSasiSc cd SoY 1915 GO
lSssso: 400 l3slsc; 400 l3sSssc August 3oo Ia c 200
ls7c 400, lsc. total 1920 bales gland total, 2a1Oo
bales.
Al Inn cnse The rarfct WA aeaY The following
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Al the close the market was steady The following

FLOUR AND MkAI,-Thofo was OILY q moderate busuegs
TS n e GS s P &ofo Uts
puroase and Ge hoe trade bought mainly 70 supply pres
s as GaA p sy A .a s'' 100 So nsadag
s sr, S[' ld@S e aad 1&GS bS
chiefly y q; os ~ 50 ia Sss 90 nj
- ss5 10 r Gfor TO Common Extra
6 l5e$5 20 iJr Common 70 FaT do s. Sodso ~, 90
Gr s Is S r rSier sa % cooa g1i western; s
et5 7s or Common to sod COZ Cool % Shoesdo
S M nn = ~ es5s 50 cSoe Family
ead Hoop ohic IS eoS.5 60 Tor FoIT !. COED DO AID
o. aud one or two a1orte brand; bed at 80 soac
q 50 0f tor cSmmoa . Good E1ifs q
s S ' e 4s TO 6hcco G Go ana the mrEst
aS and ] JsSs r s29 tn S c T ss n
T2S S Ss x0 IL 's soc1 and eGos S,
or infcrr to Coed Extra S 5oss X for God 10 Choice
= - e o GS % FS9v e Sa2 Pso. s G pa G
na parcels fa,sIt,. hrao al s9cts q Of The sales 90
steady lair business reported sss 100 b5Is at ;, % =
5ucSwss. Flour We. N rood SIMPLY dun a, 81 100
Stca ebsnso - S.ico s.o. 20 5bs Is 81 55es Tor
IS Brandy Sag ieai selling slowly at about
1arG Gns ho-o SS' gore ~ Ts' a S" y
aacti.n sC0o sas size at Anlrows Coeoanuis cold al
GFXS-ror Spring Wheat there fat eIpor. dsmand
STsdas GoT Ne. J. Winter NhSst ainily hold Win
limited bhslGtss leiNftSG' slict, lt0lSp Gub'i
.,5 fr iasgyS!5e N9S EGs SHs Sc 81 10
Tor CpcraGe S.ng 81 Ctl - fog No CaieaSo - 10
81 Tor No. 3 blivaUkee; 81 - for 90. ElNauFee
iT1Sh rreIpEj; - 70 Ter No Milwaukee IN stfS, n
a 81 So Tor so5i Mol Spring, 81 store and hpi
western nnalsny ~ - ii rs i0T CHcago ara 81 -
II .. So eVr x. snd Eriny hed ~ aDt ~
Western SS~ee. or STATE inside pce Ter car l'ss
80 fCr CsIkck Ia O0g s.c of J,O bash 1ue
Gull pHd " il buyers favor; tos los Of PRIME
Tbn.Oti spli, without reliable lfscuhra
safes GOO bushels r0sei state, part ~ q 1,2t, 70
ranaer terms -rid 500 busicis ON rO"i Iri
fer~on county ~ on tho tract Barley Nah VS. n.n
ana crUors 12s5, 1850 bush. CA-is at 81 3sGsi 80
i:uG sc sra aSm ii issi sale were -
q Ls} bond Pes quoted q. 81 o. f5l o.
md southern Black bye ~ - so Fer two Gustel psS
iuckSreat -1Irla - 5seGlc t bush. 2 s com mar
hes rgi,d slightly ~ UuJrTa' faf0f VIII . ht.le
t.lr h7sres rspoTt-t spot aul forward delivery
sSo. 81 900 bush osJD1. Tor Inspected 10 ufHdo
Mixed, on LOGIC. ior lnsrtcirt steamer AAt
%. Jat&c Tor sssCssl h.ot % 4Gt3c i3r JEyfiIt
i western 63r It,ed &c. for New Yellow
New ioaw >0uth-rn also saies 81 6,DS bush
New Ntrei IL s.senlcn r3c 2 O besA Gril>l " 81
orr Aui sud 1890 bash. do Tor The Last
slf ~ auTii rsthcr eacr "a ptrchf-a
33fJu. Tor Wy oDr %o state or hu track iOS DC
TiGs co. llo3io Or Mixed Western "ud state
ted No 2 so for Inspected No = ~ ~ i1f
Inspect snt liked ard 13c To- c1a ear ~ Fancy "'
Fetd vas quoted els 5CS3 ton VITA lair bus ness
dong dui prices SGr most ktli.~
.trngiy ia Duyt favor ITr0Hs vCrereirS ~ Cbs 70
frhne Choice; C1oi do. qnei az - 80
good supply G.d dun as JOc.etsl 10 Ter
iafessor Goo AHd 81 2Ufsl - fr Choice, hicney Wei
Gun aYa asayy - Tor ammo Eod II Srozl 40
40 Pea BpGLs nominal - ,! % fSl 40.
s4OCK GRAiS II ~, u ~ SEN-YcHk AND EEJcELla
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CRY AUDIfoE's OFICF, I
CINCINNATI. Feb -, l-76
DFDFMPTION OF CITY OF CINCINNAT]

IA nONDS-The City OF Cincinnati Issued Oct l. 1859.
seventy U CITY Bonds OF tins determination or one thousand
WOkhOu-e purposes Urtteed 80,
bearing Interest the - ca cent per anhum
Rn time teI six 10 frOn date OF Issue
az option ~ the CITY
I accordance with . resolution Of tho Common Coancl,
nased Feb 10 1876 hereby notify the nOrs ~
any az Of the above Issue d bonds that he city OF Cncn
mai will redeem the SAIL bonds az tho AMERICAS In
CIIANGE NAlIOSAL BANK IN New YORK City ON April l.
1875 and the interest thereon will cease on that day
.. W. HOFFMAN, ClIy Auditor.
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port 500 bale. for consumption asd 81 bales for speculation
The receipts at tho ports 1864 bales against 1881
bales this day last week and bales this day last
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CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUoTI

Leuga Valley. C2's 6z's
According 20 cable adviccs there was further I'D
vance in Ere TO 1915, the Preferred shares being
quoted up 10 49, The improvement ia this specially
seems r. have also extended to United States Sc
eUIiIies, which vore lsG4 higher than Saturday,
Consols continuing steady and money easy, bslOW
the minimum rate Of discount 81 tiie Bank cf En-
gland Tie bank took in 900 bullion on bal
snce today. In Paris, rentes were quoted at scr.
zoe. The gold market was quiet and devoid Of
special Failure, but tho tone was strong and 81 tine
sales at n4S3Il4a. In gold loans the carrying
lataS wero o. g. and 80 per cent. The foreiga e1
chauge market strong and the rate Tor % days
eiI's was advanced 70 4.s0i2, sight, sisnding 20
f'Vo The selling rates tho basis OF - oJsl
1eS4 50 70 the ioI Ioog. and 81 S9lz&S4 S92; for
snort. There Vas limited demand for bills Tbs
Assistant Treasurer paid out 900 in coin inter
es' on the pablo debt and 1888, 900 in redemption
o. called bonds. The days operations at Ga. Cold
Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, $50 O9O, 0c0;
glid balances 81 10000; currency balances, 81,
SS5470 The principal quotations for gold were;
isss.II;;sss. I,991i4a 1:9g.il1s :s0..---i14 tsh
s''.-4i7-4 100 ...ll4"i &OO.....llA4l
Adyices from Washin zion state that the reas uFy
DeParnent has thus fac distributed. in preparation
al Ie substitution IN the place o. fractional cur
on0y 95uVo,OO0 OF silver com 10 the different sub
tie@'urieS and repositories throughout the United
"'Heo OF this amount So. 100000 ii IL New York,
S"S3oO1OO0 in Boston, aud the balance 10 Other
'lohey ccn5ors. There remains to be distributed
seout 3, $4,000.
leiesfaIns from San Francisco report the conag at
uo mit there during past month at SO, 1A2, 800, of
~" "iuoA S@'562,SO0 va gold Tho coinage Of Carson
O"ymmt was 1924 500. Tie Justice has levied an
''S'neht Of 80 per share, delinquent April 4. The
"o,As, Oh tno sacramento. American, MERGED. Bear
S-u ieDa rivers have been seriously damaged by
o1S' Raymond 81 Ely have shipped over 500 900
yuiilon. and Ophir 81 .lJ3 ia one day Northern
@T u @lI'OOo and Leopard s.. 500 in two days.
chang. annex closing quotations of foreign ex-
i.'ss IAN sefs' etsriinK bins on soday, yoay>
Ooou .......-.f as "a ssh S9i.f 90
0ood espn, 80 LElne coIn... 20 ada ~ $50 80
''OlN ................s 81 al IS ls7 "a IS
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
pecypryrr T. L. March l3-printing Cloths held a 375H.
cast 20 4 30 Jaws anaTd and Extra G4xOi cloths,
with ,gn market
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TOTTCF IN UOLDHNS of BONDS OF CITY

n VI II Il 10 ltDl4liEAD vi DDA'bC va
~ ~ RACINE tsIrl under authority OF an act OF the
LEGISLATURE tie state Oi Wisconsin, approve! Fyp .
SToard PROPOSALS gi be received at the ohlee 81 inc
City Clerk OF the Cy CT acine unul moon VI TIC y
from hoisrr Of the bonds named above 70 Ttn
der their said bonds cancellation payment % tho came
from s.nkil fund 10 amount not TO exceed 'eh thou
sand collars. -, ---.. -
such proposals shall give numbers OF bonds amounts rate
u.r and tim iCr which they were issued ahd be marked
L rrsals 81 Rscine cry Bonds The city reserves
the rcEt rejcc; any AMI all bids. n DoUD' hAyor
"a W.. Controller.
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Dee gream.

7 RUSSELL & SONS, ICE CREAM.
81, l9 Bible House opposite Cooper Ins.itu'e.
special sgieAtlJn ~ eat Town crisis.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKET.
IivRproOi, March lJ--il:&O n-Cotton 70 arrive
strAg advance Of Ss sales OF hiadlIs OPlaids
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Gnaunal.

CTOCK SPECULATION conducted in every
~ Legitimate form Contracts made during the ksst uirJ
dsys fifty Dollars upward have reazo :fo Eve
ipyosLsd Stacks PURCHASED and
carried as long y Aesrc on deposit of 70 per cen
Address, Tor explanatory eirealrs and weekly REPORTS
ALEX. EROTHIkGIAM & Co,
Bankers and Brokers, No. ~ Nanst.
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Deni,5irp

ELEGANT GUM SETS, "a; Rose Pearl, $40 /;
h white metal for shallow Awe s6i continuous gru
pisna Incl porcelain enamecd go nitrous oAie gas AL
ninisteroG O. H. AODEMASN, 5S2 TfIrisse near Thirty
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Tecth extracted
IN without pain Dr. HASBnoUCK, formerly opera9e
al COlton makes ot te OF tho Tor tas
painless extraction " teeth at l3i Broadway corner ot
26th II.
COMMITTING NEW! CHEAP and BEAU IL
- FUL-My Rose Pparl Plates lndciting color ana suu
stancr og art,sisl teeth excel everything HERETOFORE OF
teTe o be 49, strength aud gbtnes needs my 10 bs sen
10 ~ apprecs'cA INSIDE In day sna only 80 70 ~ ~
set IAN anl exsmiae Rupbei SETS from elO 70
ak Cold and Piatp9, $50 to fi5 Extracting unlef gas
nr r. "a WAIT as East Twenty LIST, near MadsonaNc
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FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, March II. 1876.
Beeyes. Cows veas Sheep and Iambs. swine. AL kinds
740G IS S79 2off6 le,605 43.4S3
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NOTiCE.-THE FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
" HOLDERS II tae EVANSVILLE, KEN DEtSON AND
NASHVILLE 4. H. 90. requested t. slgn tAe bon d
HOIDEES' ACEt.l-ME&G witA,at delay. Duplicates WIZ
m iond lnd signed at ths Office ~ Ae Union Trust
CO. NewIoik AZ Office of II Cart. 1879 Chestnut ST.,
P1!lahelya and n tue oaice Of j. r. Bpt Louisville Ky.
THOMAS H. DUDLEY, } Committee
THOMAS e. WIEkMAS, OF
THOMAS Rt'IIER, BOndhOlders.
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ortE OF ras PESxsYLy.NA RAnso.p ocoxrAsr.

vT'TIE ANNUAL MEETING of the 3TOCa
4 HOLDERS Of this Company VII be bold on Tues DA
March H. 1875. at 10 O'Clock at Musical Fund Hail.
Gusts,- above Elsaih. PauSlolphA.
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Dnsincaa c.hances.
No. 5 NAsSAU-sT, NETWORK.

| NOR SALE or to LEBSG-An o!d-estabiIShcd
! WEEKLY TRADE JOJhN 49, twO-;biris OF winch arc
al .rrts.mens Who'll sle Easy terms 70 Reliable
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OFricR rnR LON0 laLiND hiLHDAp VpMlANI,|
I.OSG ISLAND CITY. March 9, 1876.
NTOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the stock
~ holders oi the LOSG ISLAM RAILROAD CDAfANf;
the ceton Directors for ie ensuing and
fui such other bGsnes, ay come before i1 WI DE- hei
IL TIE COnplnv At Long Island CltJ, Oh TUES
DAY. fhe 18th OF April next.
Tao pOiis viii Be open n ~ II M 20 p M
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tilarblc ano Slate GIautels.

4 TTENTION Now il the time TO purchase
"A SLATE AND MARBLE MASTELS
Prices tow Slate step. end sers ana a. nnuS
slate work. PENkii ~ Si.A . ~ i1, ~;
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FINANCIAL.


4 BONUS.-4 VILLAGE LOTS near city
n viii be given iun removal OF 3year purchase
,torfsa,.e of 81 $50 suburban esdsHCn Address AB
STnACT TITLES Tribune Uptown Oihce 1SS BROADWAY.
4 GAS STOCKS.
"a. NEW.YORk. NETROPOLTTAS, MUTUAL AND
aAInATTAS GAS ST0CaS BOUGhf AID 5oh2 >,
AMI AL kinds Bo0aiyu d New orr Gas securities de'
INDY If.o IL ~. ~, 49, 49, -. y "
pITY OF PORTSMOUTH, o., z per Cent
" Loaa o. san. |, 1856 80 jan !. $50 lac Nrt'ona
CqrrgBcy Bank ta City ior has icon ihsrietd
liz Iha citizens Savings su. Portsmouth o.. TO psy lin
i:od aaouat OF the above bonds presentation.
E,OR SALE, at bargain, few shares of
Z the STOCK OF the STILES q PARKER PRESS co.
Address SoN IL 80, ,u,, -o,,
GAS and City r. K. Stocks, Bonds, Scrip, &C.,
VI bought and sold .. 4. HEWITT BrS4dst koenl IL
I OST-A CERTIFICATE OF STOCK OF the
4 4 WE-rCHESIER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK,
Peekss. y. y Ne. 1911. lor nitccn 90 SHARE, atr Feb
% S1I liberal reward will 30 psi r return OF ad Ger
ticae to y r. CONS rock, iOl Broadway. aprl alton nav
ing been Tor NeV-IOrk, March ~, 1916
Rooney to LOAN on BOND and MORT
VA GAGKSeH forS. Brooslyn New JeIse; Eastern and
Wcgtsrn states. t.ouoy iOr CIiY AMI TOWN BpHDS.
s. ). WOOD, ir Ald r. b. FLOYD JONES, 80 BrOpfNay.
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=
Primo otNta buIccAs ..s.-.--..--.-.--...-ls
Medium natives ...................-..lO GlOt1
That Of ordinary thin steers, Oxen. and Cows SAG "a
Blls 1--we weight. 3sD AZ
Average TO-DAY estimated ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Extreme OF 64dl3
HE mpzt as inns tl..a from
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08
Read, Think and Act!

The facts and figures in regard 20 The
unemployed mechanics and working
men yet fail TO convey q fair idea a. 10
he extent Of the bankruptcy. ruin and
destitution caused by the corrupiionisi-
and notorious thieves now filing the
highest and most important offices.
Since The passage OF the so-ralicd re-
sumption act. little over a year and
"a half ago thirty thousand 10000 men
have failed in business, Involving n los-
of thousand millions l.lOUOOCOO00. Z.
About two hundred railroad com
panies have failed. causing a loss in
bonds. stock, &c. Of thousand millions
more.
The gOls receipts from customs have
fallen from S2i6OOO,00J to les than
Sl5u,OoO,O0o a wear.
The loss in prices on farm produce
and all kind, of manufactured a,iisies
aggregates many hundreds Of millions
more.
The number of mills. furnaces. forces
and other extensive manufacturing e.
Iiablishments cannot be ssceriained.
There are thousands and thousands
throughout the country. aud all tell the
.-ame story of the Republican party rule
under such notorious characters a. Cam
'eron, Morton, Giant. COnkling a GO.
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1. o. O. +. Celebration.

There win be an O3d-Fellow. Cele-
nration al Newton Stewart. Osnes
'ouniy, Ind, ON the lith, day OF Sep.
cmbcr, 1870
Rev. Grim. of New Albany. has been
'invited and is expected TO be The orator
.of the day. Other prominent speaker.
nave also been invited.
The Celesiine Band will furnish musie
or the occasion.
=" huNteT wagons. restaurants. swings
or anything calculated To create confi.
son will be allowed upon the grounds
y free dinner will be given. and j.
order 10 make it a success il will be nee
Iessary for all, who can convenienty. d
bring their baskets well flled with cat.
ibles.
Ample provisions will be made far
lthe accommodation Of all. An are in.
'vited to attend. jaws SMITH. Nc.
r.. e.. Wilson. Sec'v.
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The Coming Senafc.

Since the formal admission OF Colo
RADIO. the Whole number OF Sensfors i
>eyenty-siX. Tive live oftho-e grave
Legislators close thD. official term a.,
'hc 4;h of March next. OF these. nine
are Dcmocrats and sixteen Penub.icsn,.
The recent election, gave us seven sen
ttors. three Republicans. pud -four pefn-
ocrats. whose terms commence TO- March.
In the number given there .s a pe. Do
cratic gain Of one.
Forty seven Senators hold over from
d he 4ih OF March next. Ofthose. twenty
~even are Republicans and 70 Democrats
.nd one Independents With those al-
ready elected. the Republicans. have 81
ud the Democrats %. Twenfv-iu 10
.re to bc chosen. To have majority of
'nc, the Democrats must elect sixteen
OF those twenty-five.
These twenty-five arc % 20 chosen
rom Maine. Massachusetfs Eev iers A..
.Dcl1ware, North CarohHl. Georgia.
Alabama, Illinois. Michigan. Tennessee.
Arkansas. Kansas .iNebra-la. Minnesota.
nId Oregon. each one and Louisiana.
West Virginia. and Colorado. esrh two.
The probabilities are that there wiz
Poe "a formidable Democratic gain. sensi
hiy reducing the Radical majority. +,
not overcoming il.
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All decent and right thinking men
have felt indignant al the atrOciOus and
shameful libel that Radical papcTs have
made against Mr.. 1ildcu in conuectiOu
. with bis income return for 1862 But
for their bold audacity in continually al
tacking. wiih distortion OF the facts
the character ct Mr.. Iilden, the matter
wonld have been treated by the friend,
of Mr.. lilden with the silent contempt
which It's infamous faisity merits llc
Ol.owea the letter Of the law as eN-
pounded by Commissioner Lewis. Thai
decision declared that a merchants re-
turn OF income should cover tnc busi.
Ness OF the yeaa 1882. excluding the pre-
yious years. UDcolicctcl accounts were
TO be estimated. and lawyers were To in.
clude the actual receipts for services
rendered in 1859, together With au esti-
mate of the uncOi!ccted or contingent
income due ia that wear. Mr.. Tilden
coniormed exactly to this construction
OF the law. The $4,000 railroad fees
were not earned that year. were not due
io HAT year. and when they were earned,
there was no income lsw i'm eNistcncc
the years they were earned. and if Mr.
Ell 90 each IN his schedule. and sworn
TO them a. his receipts " subject 10 an
income tax a. the certificate reads. hp
would have sworn 10 That which Wa,
not true. As an honest man. he could
not have placed that 10000 upon the
schedule. II any part OF tho services
for which the S2OOcO was paid 10 him
was rendered in lSt2. Mr.. 1ilden doubt
les, included the part in hi- return.
The New ork Times in giving foril
This SANDER to the world made garbIrd
IeAirHcts from the legal document. n
(which appears Mr. Tilden's affidavit thai
bee bad received uat money. careful ],
excluding The tact which j. clearly -
forth that Ne. 1ilden had been engaged
'4, attorney iu that ease for many wears
land that the services for which be wa.
ipaid iu 1872. were principally rcudcre,
jim flo wear, ls57. l>5s, 1850. etc.
lf ii bad been known That such an in.
famous ,landcrwug q br started. the mat
Ilcr could NOT have been better quashcC
ithnu Nh 1i.dru lns dorc thy mridcnial
ii, naiuing r,f. ear Niru the >erv lee VIZ,
rendered. Tie iniant ol lhi- SANDER il
lar,u-iug Mr.. llidrn of perjury may h,
shown ui'. When ~ j. considered that TIA,
.9u'e impliratiuu ot wrong doing nttachc'
lto 100 thc merchants. laW yers an1 phvsi.
lci9n- throughout The cgnntry. making
'thcu all pcriurcr who followed H.,
direction ~ Commissioner Lewis IN
wak.ug their returns.
u l. about time. ". think. th1t THE
iui4uus, SANDER was stopped. aud i!,
Iiuihnr- branded "a. iibei.crs. as the! de
serve.
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Where Uncle Jimmy Had Ad-
vantage of the Gra..ds.-.

Gen. Ben. Harrison wss in 80 1ok-
ing-car the other day on hi vsy % t.
dianapolis. lie was in $ ioer.zr Humor
comparing his chances with tLo.- of
/" Blue Jeans Jimmy Williams. III
am among Germans. aid Harri-o-.
/ cen speak little German. aui 4. 80
have the advantage ~ Jimmy. J. I
zee F-eDclmsn. can talk = li,- q
French. and there ! Lave {. p advaEta- -
OF Jimmy. ! car isik money q -
moneyed men; and there have the as. 20
vantage Of him. But after su. Jimmy
William, j. al honest siraigilf-fOru srf
fellow. Nes. said an o.1 f-rrner with
4 wide-awake hsf on \ Wi.ie-s axe
head who sat near. ~ sild there jimmy
has tie advantage Of YOU
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"GOne Where the Nc-st0iae
IEfncth."
4 COSGRESSEIAN AT LARGE.

"tN- NA. T. sflcELE. CANDIDATE Foz THE
SHORT TEN n roNgRres. raElr~.-l -
rAksoN LorELEss LLFr 1u -HaEE Is
LITTLE ROUND billy AiI ALoNF.
Some two weeks since Gen. "
Spicely. o. Orleans. went Go I.o-i--ir-.
10 buv goods ior BE Grin q N.g-e a.
>picriy. OF which he g. 8 niensi--.. A
few days sfler he icft ie wrote 10 /.
prominent legal gentleman ot another
county. ihsi his firm Yves gore .n and
asked hin 10 tsse hold En' -stfi- up ia
affairs and af.er paving Geti- 10 send
him wLat was left : few dav- after
ward he was heard from a. Wsr'raoe
Tennessee. since which lime Lf- ~.
abouis sre unknown. An g. -sriEa
az the affairs u his hrn. Moore T.
-picely. shows that while detriv IN
volved. there j. sufiiliency 81 ss-eis 20
NEE; I'll known liabilities sr1 a iErgs
surplus over. sud tie wandering Gen-
eral absence i 4 mystery O. his fnsuv
friends Gen. >picely j. .he RepU-...aa
nominee against Hon. andrew Hainph-
rev., for tie short term in Congress. .s-
this, second district IH common w-ifi
lis many friends. We hone the Gcnersl
will soon return auc satisfactorily 80
couu; for hi mysterious and unacoo- NJ
able absence. - fPaoii News.
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4 Young Girl Outraged.

a glrl about fifteen years OF age. who
has been living with y Mrs Moog in
Canuelton, started home TO visit her
parents. .whO reside about nine mile
back OF Troy, last Tuesday morning.
When on the public highway. near Lion
Park, She met one Jacob Forbes of Can
melton. who Joined her aud after walking
"a short distance in company with her
made indecent proposals 10 her, and
Threatened 20 Xiii her and throw her
body in The river il she refused TO sub
.mit 10 his viii. The Young girl OF
course rejected the yirious proposal. aud
;hercupon. Forbes forcibly dragged her
lnto ray.ne near the stone bridge. and
accomplished Ai- d'viii-h purpose The
isirl pursued her Way homeward and
met her father near Lgcr's brewery aud
uniformed him ofali that had taken place
Her father took her back 10 Canneltou
amt had Forbes. the pespeiraior of the
lct arrested and taken before squire
Patterson. aud upon examination. DE-
Wa> recognized to The Circuit Court iu
The sum of $500. and upon failure o.
.sive bond was placed in Jail. which
would bc suitable and proper p ace foi
|him To dwell the balance of his uf.
lhis l. not The first time Forbes nsmr
las been connected with the vioiai o.
OF The same law. Tell city Commercial.