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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Before the war, the cost rarely ex-
ceeded $40, 900 per annum.

l have not put down the FenltentarH
expenditures. They have been large.
In 1875, they amounted to S66,646 20,
with deficit of $4,000; in all, $82,-
GAG 20. Now, under Democratic rule,
the Penitentiary costs nothing.
The foregoing shows how the expenses
of the State government have been in
creased over three-fold, by the Radi-
Gals.
Let us now see if the Democrats have
made good their pledge to reduce them.
In the first place, let US see what they
have done which looks like a reduction
of expenses:
They have reduced the number Of
Judges,
They have reduced the number Of
Chancellors.
They have reduced the number of
employees in the Legislature.
They have reduced the number of
employees in the offices in the Capitol.
They have reduced the salaries of
the employees Of the Legislature.
Thev have reduced the salaries of
the employees Of the Executive De-
partments.
They have reduced the salaries Of
all the Judges.
They have reduced the salaries of
County Superintendents of Education
to one-fifth the former compensation.
They have reduced the salaries of
Boards of Supervisors.
They have reduced the fees of
Sheriffs for collecting taxes.
They have reduced the salaries of the
Governor, Lt.-Governor, Superintend-
ent of Education, Attorney General,
Reporter of Supreme Court, District
Attorneys, Superintendent of Peniten-
tiary, Superintendents of Lunatic Asy-
lum and of Blind Asylum and of Deaf
and Dumb Asylum.
They have provided against the Pen.
itentiary being charge on the State.
They have reduced the public print
ing to $24, 900, and much larger re
d1ction can be made when the unusual
amount of public printing required by
the Impeachment trials shall be left
out of future appropriations.
The expenses of the Legislative de
partment have been reduced to 800,
) 900. Hereafter they will not exceed
one half that amount.
The Judiciary expenses are reduce,
to $9I, 900, $21, 900 of which were ex
expended for service under Radical ad
: ministration, against $3.50, 900 in 1875
: commissions for assessing, from $34,
= 500 to SIS, 200; Executive Contingen
Fund, from $40, 900 toi 1000; Con
missioner of Immigration, from 50 ,533
. 80, to 800; Militia, from $50, 900, t
nothing; costs of Superintendent {
4 Educstion's Office, from SIS, 900 to So
: 600.
: In short, the expenses which were, i
Il 1874, 81, ,319, 2S1 so, and, in 1875, 81,
, 430, 1872 S3, have been reduced to s542
4S2 81.
: These expenditures can yet be II
$ duced still more in many instance
e Time and experience will enable
conservative Legislature to still furth,
Ie decrease, IS it enabled Radical Legi
D lature still further to increase our bu
dens.
1t is generally claimed BY the Ra'
IN icals, that their heavy taxation VI
m caused by taxes for the support
u common schools.
: The following viii show. how little
T3 truth there is in this:
OF In 1870, they gave $4,259 "a to col
mon schools, and So, ,S61 66, or OF
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

Rev. SiIas Right, Of Concord, n. H,
wrote to Rev. John W. Dunjee, lead
ing colored clergyman Of Richmond, Va,
urging him not to vote for Tilden and
Hendricks. The letter was of the most
bigoted and partisan character. Rev.
Mr.. Dunjee replied in the calm, dignifed
letter which follows;
RICHMOND, Aug. 21, 1876,
DEAR BROTHER CURTIS Yours of
July 26th is before me. asking me about
rumors which you have heard in regard
to my going over to the t'rebels." First,
/ would state that l have tried to fulfil
my whole duty in my work here, and
have not at any time neglected my mis-
sion duties. No man is more interested
in all that pertains to the best welfare OF
the colored people and their highest de.
velopment. So l have tried to conduct
myself and teach my people that it i,
their Christian duty to make friends with
the white people Of the South, among
whom they live> This can be done with
out sacrificing any principle of manhood
in fact, the Southern people do not asl
the colored people to compromise single
right. But we who live here see th'
great importance of full and manly re
Cancellation between the tworaces. Thi
can be done by dividing the coloreC
vote between the two parties. Al
soon as it is thus divided they vii
cease to be an object of ostracism ane
q bone Of contention. Both parties vii
then treat them with due respect. Tax
Virginia, and the white peoPie of thi
State are as friendly 70 the eolOred peopl
as they ara anywhere in America tn
most trieEdly feelings exist between tn
I two races. What we, who are intereste,
| in the great cause of humanity, are en-
deavoring to do, is to break down all colo
lines, and altogether forget slavery, th
war and the past, and go on to higher al
J taipments and a broader Christian man
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
Letter of Attorney General Geo.
4. Harris, Accounting for
the Defeat of the Re
publicanS in 1875.
He Attributes it to the CorTup-
ton. Dishonesty, Imbecility
and Villiany of the Rad
zeal Administrations.
THE LETTER.

ATToRSET-GENERAL's OFFICE, l
jackson, Miss, Nov. "a, 1875.
TO His Ercelleney o. s. Grant. President
of the United States:
SIR-Mississippi, with a Republican
majority two years ago, of "a, ,O0O, has just
gone Democratic by an overwhelming
majority-say 80, 900. This was no less
astonishing to the Democracy than it vas
sad to the Republicans, and inasmuch As
many have undertaken an account for ouI
defeat, and contradictory statements have
been made as to the real cause, / think il
proper to write and give you plain and
unvarnished statement Of affairs here
and while it is painful to give the whols
truth, Jet it viii in some degree relieve
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

In 1866 latter the war }, the Legis-
lature cost s77.567 60.
In 1867, the cost was S72.407 80.
There was no Legislature from 1867 to
1870.
Now mark the increase:
In 1870, the Legislature cost s24I.-
l9l SO, at least eight times as much as
the average before the war, and over
three times as much as in the years Of
citizens rule after the war.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

full Democratic delegation to Congress
Three hearty cheers were given Tor Tildrn
and H-nd-ieks and three for Mi-si-.ippi. IL
Il something to be Democrat in Vermont,
for the State seems to be the very hot bed Of
Radicslism. and the d noersey &C treely
hope n BE- ever in the ascendant. They
lsbOred this wear 10 keep down the Radical
majority, and they succeeded nobly.
BouiweIrs Mississippi Report was indus
triously circulated In Vermont just pre-
eeding the election. You will see it in
every pOstoflice box. or in the hands OF the
people. The Radicals devoutly swallow its
statements and eonelu.ions. The South IL,
in this and a thous and other ways persis-
tently misrepresented. and her people are
a. cordially mi.trusted by the Republican
masses ofthe North - they were at any
time before or even during the war. Occa-
sional conversations on the trains and at
hotels 10 which listened, dispelled the de-
lusive hope that had cherished that ''the
year Of jubilee has come" Rebels"
~traitors," j" "disloyal." and other terms sy-
nonymous, are freely applied 70 the people
Of our section The "bloOdy shirt" Is still
on exhibition. II Is held up to cOv.r the
rings. frauds, corruption, and financial de-
preston, for which the present Admins
tration is responsible, and the South is
hated and abused because sae dares to wish
for a change in the Government
NIAGARA FALLS.
Thanks to the courtesy Of William Pool,
Esq. editor Of the Gazette. we explored the
wonders Of Niagara to-day in a few hours.
We gave the hack drivers a wide berth, and
found our hats ''chalked" at every point
where the average visitor has to hand over
from twenty-five TO fifty cents. The Can
ada side Is now reached by a new suspen-
sion bridge, near the village, so that there
is no necessity for hiring hack, and much
better views can be obtained by going
a foot. The season is about over. Tho
great hotels are almost deserted. The air Is
quite chilly, and the sere and yellow leaf is
visible.
An hours run takes you from Niagara
Falls to Buffalo, and in three hours you are
at
JAMEsTowN,
On the Atlantic all Great Western Road.
We have to wait here, however, for tho
midnight express; and as If to help us pass
away the time, a great fire burst out from
furniture factory just as we reached the
Sherman House on the principal street. and
property to the value Of fifty thousand dol
lars has been destroyed within the last two
hours. The bright light enabled us to get
fine view Of what seems to be a handsome
and thriving city. The population turned
out en- nGsse. The fire companies were not
effective, for want Of water, or some other
cause. thought our Jackson boys could
make better showing.
We will reach Cincinnati tomorrow eve
ming, thence home by the ''Short Line"
Yours,
LOGAN.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
For Colored Voters.
Preacher has 10 say 30 N North.
ern Radical Republican.

The True Interest Of the COIOred Voter is
aqainss and not nth the Radical Poll
ticians, ,cho hare used him for their
oaCn Advancement.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
September 11th, 1876.

NoTE.-By the Auditors report for
year 1871, the public printing for that
year is set down at $95, ,S61 Sc, but a
detailed report of James Lynch, Seere-
tary of State, to be found in appendix
to House and Senate Journal of 1872,
from p. Is to p. 81, inclusive, shows it
to be S127, ,S4S II, as set down in above
table.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

costs on county treasures. .. 230,025 9S
In 1876, under Democratic rule, the
appropriation is s91, 900, good deal
less than one half
EYrcIr.rIvE rRr RrMrNrr
, 1876-02-03
plebnlpnt Il Arlit9tpr
esbsns Derfdsrunes- Wrfu(1at
bon &idmonp, ga.

2,ele @'elfllGatt Dat turSjiu ibr nel.s,
els9ontes bequsm,s 0ebGuee, ede Der Dian
Inb Ste Ctr, rssuseu.
, 1876-02-03
Guropai(.ys uaAr'Aten.

Samerin. 3u Mitolisosrn Ser 81.
pilltauoscommiiliom. welde uah Der
MISUNDERSTANDING gum IieidS.
;iullt anos9elsse bonn /. Sanuar 1876
bic Surb otsies @eies Der untsren Der.
waltunssbebSrbe ausewi.lenen 6unf'
tionen, inSteiOnoere bic NufiiAt iber
bic ImtsIIbruns Der Stanbesbsamtsn
ausSuiber bat, linb Der Wininerialratb
Or. Oippe, susl cid ole 8oriisenber,
nnS Der Minilterialratb Surdarb er'
aannt tuorben.
Die .&onoder 3eitunsA erbdlt uad.
febenbe, burh Die unteri9rift bon ianf
anselebsnen MitgliessrM orei psrldie.
oener &irden9emeiueen ~beslau6ists
Wfittheiluns nGusemeine Nuircsuus
uno @ntratuns bat in oieien Easen elm
Goriaa in Der Rirdens.meiube War'
lon, D..I. Sa9enou, beruor9erufen.
Gin @reis, Iber 80 Sabre alt, lsit Ian.
ger Belt ld~usrbOris unS iut blinO.
Benz DOT Mebreren Sabren Der Sraue
Staar Operirt uurSe uno Der i'm lesten
Sabre ourA tinen Sdlasaufau fat,
tiuoiid mar. itarb Dor ciuisen Gassn.
3u isiuer Seeroisuus murSs pon benz
betreffeuoen YreSissr tros %mi,bsrbolter
Bitten Der 1amilis. Sas 1dutsn Der
@lofen oerboten, neil Der Geritorbens
in Sabrsa nidt sar Swde se.peien iei,
10 Sag Die Vesrol9ung abue @lOdense'
lGuts asIheben muste. Nbselehsn ba'
poa, Oh BEN preoiser Sas Hedt ~ bisler
0anbtunSsweiie suitebt, 1T es iebr be-
trabeno, oas serielbe bisisa @ebraud
baOea madt uub cine adtbare Sautlis
in ibrer Trauer in bisisr Weiis trdnft.
Ausemeia bort man BEN Susiprud
vi ben - CABIN nj MID tuerrs nab DC
Rirh." GS 1T gu bebauern, baB aut
oieie Wsiis bsr wirtlid nod rsdt firA'
li9e Sinn u%nierer Sssenb uutersraben
wira. Die a~assb0rigsn oss 8erltor'
semen babsn tA. ais bic Qsids beiIelben
nod iber Der &rbs itanS uno bas 9ir'
5en9eldute 0erboten wurbe, an ben
Obcrfirdenratb Uessa Nuibebuns bsa
Serbot6 9ewanbt. Don Seiten bee
Oberfirdenratbs wurbs isood .atsssnst,
eaB bic Streitfrass nidt iofurt sntl4ies
ben perosn Tonne. 81. anssb6risen
Warsa natarliG uidt Wiaens, Die esid,
ldn9sr ale aotbis aber Der Groe ifsben
su lalisu, unS 10 erfolsts bic 8sltattsng
nod pur benz Gintrsffsn Der oberfirdsn'
! rdtplidm Gntidsiouas. mttbin Obns
&~lodenaelduts. Carr 2liefotb- fennti
, 1876-02-03
Wreiic Der MuSeigeu:
Geufae teIsgr. pepfl1en.
6 euti9lano.

2~onbon. Q. Sch. Cine 8erliner
Depelde an Die nYot" iast, DUP oas
Mmenoement gum 5trafseiesbuAe in
@esue auf 6lusI6riftsu uno Sirtenbrie
fe, weldes o Der &esierun9 in 8or=
i6lag sebradt morben mar, I'm ei"e I'm
setuuy bes @eisses 8etrefs beg MibS
brouhs Der Gan5sl gu oerbiiten, ourd
Mnirensuns Der &lerifa!en i'll 4blpeien=
bcit pieler ihrer Opponenten pcrworfen
,puroe. 0as Mmenoement ,pirb in Die
fer Mn1s nodmals sur 0istuiliou tom
men, ba Die Gcsieruns aui beilen Mn=
nabmc brinst.
2onbon,2 2. Sebr. Sic geb6rben
pon 8%rcmerbapen baben iiber bie unter=
ju1uns ,pcsen oes 8erbreAens in 8re@
merbapen 8eri6t erltattst. 0ieler Be-
ri1t tldrt pisl lintpabrlheinli9ss imSe=
treii oes 9erbre9ens aui, Na9 isinen
eiseaen Nusiaeen mar lein Name 8. 6.
Sbompion. St wurbe i'm Sabre 1880
in Yrooflpn 9eboren. Seine Gltern,
uel9e iber 9amburs mad Mmerlta aus
ipanoertsn, leben isst nod in Tirsinien.
Sbomplon muroe wdbreno ocs lebten
&risses als SlodaoebreAer s~efansen 9e=
nommen. gr entfam unb fob no6 Dem
Giiben, mo er ben Rumsa Sbomos an
nobm. 81 nannte u. Otiolers Sfio<
more Don Seen Dorf als icineR gompli-
cen. Mit bieier eluSi9en 4usnabme bat
ct Niemanoen 9enannt. Seine Srau
D%ermutbcte, oab er aleyanoer 9ebeiBen
babe tpcsea oes u, meldes auf leinem
Mrme tdttppirt mar.
gs 1T tein 9epeis porbanoen, DAP er
ppr 1875 Elm @omplot ma4te gesen it,
aenb wel@e TabrScuse, aud lisst fein
8emcis Dor, oaB er auber Dem Safe,
apeldes fir 5000 &1sm. perIidert mar,
anoere Derltberte eoll out Den Smptrn.
rMoiel" uno vOeuti4'ano" batte. Be
merfunseu sufOl9e. Uel4e 5.bompicn
ma9te, laiisn iAlicBen, ooB er beabli6-
tise Dem Gapitdn Der .Wolel" Elm tlei=
mes anssoliA r@reenbads" entbultenoes
&ditben au ~iberseben, unb oab er piel'
Isidt beabliAtise, oisiss bod gu perli.
Aern.
SIM SUM- 1875 perIi9erte SbompIon
Sitter fir 5000 8. Sterl., wel9e nit
benz Oampfer .&bein" pou Bremen na1
Nep Yorf absin9en.
9ie WerliAeruns uurbe ourd oie@e-
briioer Barring in 2onoon effettuirt.
Seine Srau last aug, ooB er Dor iei-
ner gbreile i'm Nonember 1875 cinen
8rsf BON 2onoon erbielt. wel4en er pOr
ibr pe,bar9.
, 1876-02-03
9nlda At DepeCbsn.

Darlington, 2. Sebr. Ser
arie9s: Sefretar bat CUR S%nfprmation
ocs Sauss Gom!ts's fir Die meyitanilden
@renSpirren auf einen 8rief Deg gomi
te's bin Seribte uno gorreiponben3en
1874 bis 1875 be5ii9lid Der @irren an
Der &io@ranbe- @rsnse iiberlanot. 9ie
noh Der Nnli6t oes Gomite's Sum59nt
Sc Der @renSma4t betrdst a'uei poaSab.
lige Gesimenter berittener Sruppen uno
Snfanterie sur @arniionlruns. Scr
@sneral Der 4rmee beri9tet, Dap ii@ aui
Der 9trede Dpn brownsville mad Dem
eagle YaIie, 1872 NteiIen, ois8renjiibcr.
iAreitunsen bswaHnetsr Sanoen ourd
Seritdrtuns Der G%ompasnie'n aui is 100
Mann falt gang unteroriidsn lalien.
, 1876-02-03
Gg1pten.

2onbon, 2. Sch. Oie Senbuns
OutraD's naa Gsppten 8ebuis 6oros-
run9 fran56lihen ginIuIies luirO als
feinoli6e perurtbeilt. Srisfe BON Cairo
an bic LINES" tbeilten nit, bob Ort-
rag s'pilhen ben &beoiue ulo Die ensli=
l9sn uno fran50iii6cn Gapitalilten trat,
wel6' Sebtere oaonr6 su b%eieren OHer=
ten an g9ppten 9%eSlpunsen luurben. Ser
&beoipe wiini9te auf elmer rein CONNER
3ieaen Bats 81 operiren uno bieienige
Yartei su erwdblen, ipelde ibm Die GIN
tighten Beoinyuu9en maht. Gies mib=
fiel Sntrap, oaber apil6en inn uno
&beoipe cine Spannung e%intrat.
, 1876-02-03
China unn Sabaa.

Gan 6ranciseo, Sal. 1. 6ebr.
Die japamiii9en gommihare fir Die
WeItausleIuns. bsitebeno aug 5 Ser
re', trafen ssitern auf Dem nYelsic" Elm
nno pcroen iid einige Sage bier auf=
balten.
Ser Dampfer ngeltic" bra@te Mo6=
ri9ten bon Sonsfons, bis gum 80. 9e=
Sembrr rsi9eub. Serr Semaro bat bon
Walbinston Snitruttion erhalten, nad)
Yefln gu 9eben nno bort ben 9ient Der
8unhesscianotldaft su %ibernebmen.
9ie dinelii6e &esieruns bat li6 fir
Die Set6eilisuns Gbinas an Der 9bila+
oclpbier Weltauslfe1uns entl9ieoen.
, 1876-02-03
MuBlanD.

2onbpu II. 2. 6sb. Sic Zines" err
belt BON ibrem Serliner Nsenten biz
Madri@t, boB nod Der ct. petersbur.
ser3eitunsn Stir" Die ruiliidsnSebOsoen
Die aus 10000 Munn beitebenoe Srup
penma4t in Surteitan sur unteroriid-
uns oss @uiltonoss fir unsarei4eno er-
adten unb 5000 @tann 0eritarfunQ
p%erIanssn. 9sa4 Den lebten Nc9ri4tsn
BON &bctanb iino bic Sniurssnten bel
Saidteno bon &al4sars Manni9alteu
peritdrtt woroen. Sn Golse ibrer Mnwe-
lenbeit lino aud Die GinwObner oes ruiz
lilden Serritorioms 3oroh4au uufltdn
oil@ se%tpproen.
, 1876-02-03

natirlib cine before ausfudt gar nlbt
II sftnot9 MAIDEN. UNI eiuem tobten
Wanne, Der ibm uie mas getban, meni9'
items in Den Iugcn oe5 H~anopsltes eiaen
Sdimpf ms 1rab mlt3u9ebsn. Gan;
WfedtenburS aber luiirot init Jreuoen
nit allen @lofen lauten, tuemn oaS
eano auf oieie ODER iene art uieiss Ga
tanSbrateus BON eiaem Ptaifen lcoig
meroen f6nnte.
, 1876-02-03
GngianD.

2onbon, 2. 6ebruar. Sobn Softer.
friiber &eootteur Der ~Sailp Nsws"
nno beriibmt wesen ieiner portrsffliAel
Geographic bcs gbarIes 0ldsns, 1T se=
jtorben.
Ser b%etannte Metbobiten= @eiltli9,
sSabs5 Burns lit geltorben.
Sic Mo9enaussabe Der ~Worlo" fiji
bist bic i'll &ur5em ltattiinoenoe ebsli9'
@srbinonns Oes 9rOf. Sobn Spnool
nit Der So4ter oes 2oro CLAUDE Samil.
ton OIL.
, 1876-02-03
SHrfei.

2onbon, 1. Seb. 0ie ~Wews"
1ast in elmer Oepeide aug Wisn, odb
mad Nadri6ten aus gonltantinopel @r.
NnOraiips &eforms 9roiett an Sonna=
bend benz @roB.8e5ier perlslen werfen
pir0.
, 1876-02-03
Bic Tnhkur


tt %behintrnt. has gangs bisberise Seiluerfubreu nr,s
tuiteben. Dte Sur ptrb bur3 bas }oeenannts
Sopbao nno bnrb @ianebmen pon 2obpuIper
Esntrtt re ~eobbdocr seiStn on, no bic Sranfbeit
2sit setsen ie bic aeoensfroit bes WsSniGsn an.
Sauienoe iino In ben lesten spet Sabreu In ben
g~aDssSnti9lt "a Stanton Str ss.lp gort, 9ebeilt
@erate uno @potbetr Ste sobbdber unteri5eiten
tt!b pom anoeren gaot.n baburb, bab ie brett ouf
oe Nrant1ett e~tnptrten, n..o ben franfen Stoff ents
lerlen, y, 'pei9er 6ornt ct dub gum @orfdein
foniRs Ste limb eth 8er6retrlng5s ober ausiheis
oun9ssEroceB Der arantbeitsltofe. Seber aronte
rotro bel Der Inpenonns t,ier Sur I~o5uIoeen ietr
,isssner Ilr;tt, gsenn Senianb bnrd bteie saber ses
renb nod Der btsberieen Seitmetbobe Ste meittst
esInShnli9 sefdbrliber iinb ais bte Rranfbeitielbjt,
nno n9 oltsrs e aanats Seer ie.unodier .eraats
Ooelet4 Die aOpbdbsr oHe aranf5eiten, iun.rti5
nno dnberli9. %furtren, 70 tinb bod Die @irtunsen
Oct tolsenosn Srcnfbeiten, Defenders penn te fd
no1 tn asntem3 nitanee 6%siinben, sana aubsrorbents
turir. SaISs unb &nmgemsdjwimbfad6t rpirs'
bsiOnosrs let lnngs, ssatsn y IN, eriter .Siabtun.
saaSiis,mas se'g ysr tSs,r'i of sSis en. ,snin absa:
sbenio Mnss,.. nnb STANDARDIZATION, iopis al.
tppbilititdbe aranfbsitsn In iebem @raSs. pei
a.Is-'n Srentbettsn. Yranotptraeen, Sc.
plSsliae t. I'D bare. BUR eth Bah 1T birrei5enb,
nm Seben Don ser gStrsnna au iberSeueen. @aas
aenfrebs nab foscnunnts Sarns oser
Sncfcrruhr (eir. Slept unbeirbate &ronrtett)
nurben sebe.,l BET Iestsrer Rranfbeit seben ii
9codent hes sad ~'ritofss NIT iebem Babe Sur9 ben
Urn ab.
Dte Bal nnb GtnnehmesEulrer .uerbtn mad
lbem plas I'm aanSe pcrs,nSt Ger Qrsis bss
@aSe:9nlpers 1T -, Der bes @tnnebme : InIpers
Fl. Man lafe i3 cine Broidire lber bic aostas
Sa easlii@sr sSsr hsutidsr sprade fditen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
d Stoaton ctr. (Box 1904
Rem perk
, 1876-02-03
Gerb:sn.

@ien,2 2. Sch. Sie nYolitilde Cor
r%eiponoen5" io9t, oab lie ermd6tiSt lei,
Die Mnsaben iiber Shirt MIlan's nnsu=
frieoenbeit nit Dem Qesenpdrtisen gu
itauoe Der 0in9e uno leine Nbli9t, 5u
rei9niren, ols unpabr su erfldren.
, 1876-02-03
.HREEQEsg!IAfil6lq

DR.. 8. q. Scofe, l2o aerinston ape.
Gor. 6. este Str., Nesu Dorf, als uuab.
bdn9iger Irst, bebanoelt aue Irten 6 + r o II.
tf6er &ran fbeiten, NIB empfdrat
Briefe aus aaen 2Eeiten Der cipiliiirten
Welt.
0urd bic originclle 8eiie in Der Mus.
iibnng ieincr meOi3tnt dc II Yraris
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-08
A CHECK IN TRANSITU.
AN INCIDENT OF THE JAY COOKE FAILURE

-
Before Judge Peircc, the other day
in the' e'Common Pleas, was argued the
case of Stern & Bro VS.. the Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank. This
was a suit to compel tho bank to pay
the amount of II check TO Drcxel 4 Co
for about $4,000, under the following
circumstances: The plaintiffs tool,
,bo check IN Jov Cooke 4 Go y, III,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-08

Como FOR THE Mrs.
Victoria G. Woodruff, and her sister,
Miss Tcnnic G. Cladin, appeared before
the United States Senate committee
on claims to urge their claims for dam.
agcs on account Of illegal arrest and
Imprisonment in New York in 1873,
on the charge of issuing an obscene
publication. Mrs. Woodruff read O
long statement, setting forth tho man.
ncr Of their arrest and tho final quash.
ing Of the indictment by'Judgc Blatch-
ford, and represented that the cost Of
their defense exceeded $4,000, TO pay
which they were forced to sell even
their clothing. The net loss by the
suspension Of thor papcrshe estimates
at $4,000.