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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
T EHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 4 ARR EsEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS April TO-
I876-Leaye depOts foot Of Cortandt and AZ
Ia n for Eastun, Bethlehem Allentown, Maueh Chunck,
Hazieton Meadow Mahanoy City Shenandoah, NJ
Carmel ShamOkn Wilkesbare PtstoD, SaYrr slnifa Se
connecting with trains tor Ithaca Auburn Rochester But
falO, Niagara Falls AMI the West.
D. H. for EastOn Beshlehcm Allentown, Mauch ChRnk,
HazietOn Maanoy City, Shenandoah, WEesbarr Pitts0R
&C. making connections for Reaslng louisville, ana
Harrisburg .--., -
4 y. m, for EasOn Bethlehem Allentown, and Maleh
Chunk, stopping at all stations -,
$50 D. Night Express daily FOR asfon, Bethehein Al
lenowa OhunE Wilkesbarre PltsstOn Sayre Eif1
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FauS ana tho
West Punans sleeping coaches attached
ROB'1. II. SAYREs SGp't and Engr.
Church Cartandtst
CHAS H., CUMMINGS, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13

Receipts for tine week, SS01 pkg Trade geneisy xeIy
while md ready sale some recent ad egEs
sold a 3Dc but Western geneiay sci ~ -.
Jersey sell i'm small way as high as SOC
Quotations: mo,
etSfs and penn An T3I Do lined, good. 10 0lB
No linrd - 20 a9I DO do, orinary-H o.
choice trgSh.S3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEN

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA =
Leave New York. not OF Lberyst at5An 645 7fo 9Is
a. No., 1870, 5, $50 m -.
Leave foot Cisskson-st az $685. 7:S5 sos m, 1850
4.2O, $40 D. =,
L1aTo PSiadelpnis from NorthPennSiyans Bait
road, Berks-sts at $780, $50 l3Os 31 D,
ESQ y. m.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached TO tho I4S and
$40 trains from New YORK. and 10 trains leaving Kfa
and BerkssIs at 5 aud 630 D.
M tra6sa eo,ar Trenton Junction to ro1a Trenton.
Leave trenton for 545. SID. I020 40,
3.45,5s46 TO p IN. - =, - -,
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lCoMMUNICATE
: S'ntr Count.

adopt aud acc !pt the concluding u.terance
OF President Grant in his pronnnciamento OF
the l0;h Of November, since the sovereignty
Of the people require the reigo Of equal jus
tice, as opposed to class privileges" The PEG.
pie require that the government shall be ad-
miuistered conlormablc to the sentiments and
wishes of the great body Of the people, while
that constitution is 10 be respected which pro
Vides for the regular, constant and authentic
expression Of their sentiments, to which it is
the undoubted duty AID obvious inteot of the
Executive to conform II the Electoral Col.
icgc does 20. declare that s. j. Iildcn is to be
the President Of this country after the 9TH of
March next, ii il safe 10 say that much dis
satisfaction may be expected. Y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

Local Breyities.

An additional extension of the caplto
grounds 10 Washington so as to complete the
sweep Of the circle west of the capitol Will ne
cessitate the demolition of the buildings on the
corner of First street and Pennsylvania avenue,
now occupied as the avenue railroad office, and
the improvement Of the locality. The railroad
company will transfer its office few doors west
this week.
The Washington Chronicle says: lion.
Caleb Gushing, envoy extraordinary and MILO
lister plenipotentiary TO Spain, and DOW IN THIS
country, neither registered or voted at the late
Presidential election. He voted for Grant for
President 10 1872; also for John Is. Syphaz
(colored) for county clerk.
Il. A. kerby, auctioneer, sold yesterday the
frame house CT John D. Beach, GU Prince
street, between Fayel,e and Henry, and the
easehoi interest iu the lot on which II stauda,
to Smoot 4 Perry, Tor $50
Eliza Fields jenkins al old colored woman,
formerly Of Wsrrenton, but for some years past
attendant at police station 10 Washington,
died last Saturday.
Four elegant new passenger coaches tor the
Mobile and Montgomery railroad passed
through here this morniDg via tho Midland
road.
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
bladam Schultz, female chropodist, 10 an
other column.
The mail steamer keyport has discontinued
her midday trips
The City Courci will hold ITS regular meet
ing Tonight
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the w. & .. r. II. takes place tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Nov. l4.-Thers was
8 better feeling existing on Change to.dey. and
prices have advanced. Whea! is in good re-
ceip!, aal 242G bushels sold al lid for choice
white, sud ltGalS2 for common to choice red.
Corn has also strengthened, aud sold ut 4Ss4S,
with offerings OF 40 bushels. Rye AMI Oats
dull, aul .aes were made at % snd 81, respect
lively
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

WOOD FOR THE Poor. The contractors foE
furnishing wood for the use OF the poor have
commenced to deliver the wood and cord it up
IL The gas house yard. AS the fences there
are very low it will be necessary to employ q
watcbman, or the denizsos OF Devils Row at
tlshtown will be supplied by the Corporation
with fuel during the coming winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

WlckEDNEss. Not bad heart, but dis.
eased Liver, is ofteo the cause OF violence OF
temper. viodctigeness, and sometimes crime !;
for, when the spleen is affected, the heart Is
e:osged 10 its better impulses, for want OF ac'
t'oo to carry of the bile.
Il have used Simmons Liver Regulator,
not orly once, but often, and can confidently
assert it has done me more good than any
other medicine have ever used. thick it is
The greatest medicine for diseased Liver made
III the world. Many o. my neighbofs have
lsea it, ind all will say as much if not more
than do tor its virtues.
john J. ALLEN, Bib county, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

STEALING A Lock GATE.--A coored msu
uaued Jacob Conway was discovered yester-
day evening engaged 10 cutting up one of the
lock gates at the Alexandria canal tor hire
wood. Complaint was made to the Mayor BY
Collector Summers, and Conway arrested. Al
ter an examination be was sentenced to receive
thirty lashes twenty Of which were at once ad-
iA,nlstered.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign News.

MADRID Nov. l4-The theatre burned
here was called The Circo Thea'r:, DOT "CII.
Gus" Two lives were lost.
LONDON, Nov. l4.-A Reuter- dispatch
from ST. Petersburg says: The Car has or
dered the mobilization of part OF the Russian
army c!cnIar of Prince e. ,ItschakOh The
Russian premier, to Russian representatives
abroad, ,x,laiUiGs this measure, says the Car
does not Ylsh WEI, and will II possible. avoid
it. He is however, determined that the pin.
eiptes of justice which have been recognized as
necessary by the whole of Europe shall be car
ried cut in fu.kay ualrr eticaeioui guar.
antcea.
CONsrASTlNurLE, Nov. IA. Several Eag-
li,h officer, OF The corps Of royal eng ineers
have arrived h,r2.
The third million Tu;kisli pouOI OF the new
papuc currency IS about 10 be is; uej.
REPORTED ArrRoACHINu MARRIAGE OF
Gov. TupEN. --fur some weeks past there
have been Iuuprs To The effect that 10 the
eveGt If his election 10 t!:o presidency Mr.. Ill
den Va, to be married to Miss Leila Morse,
daughter Of The late Prof Morse, preparatory
to furnishing mistress tor the White House.
la the event OF his defeat it ia rumored that
the couple you'll sail Immediately for Europe.
These reports assume more definite form. and
The erg .gcment has been positively asserted 10
social aod political circles for the last few days.
Tie friends Of the lady do not credit the story,
aud 40 positive authority for the announce
ment can be- obtained from any Of Gov. Til
denis friends. AR. I'len has heen for many
years 40 Intimate acquaintance Of the family.
Miss Morse is a young lady - years Of age, of
stately figure and much beauty OF countenaUce.
She is rarely accomplished as q musician and
liuguist. Miss Morse and her mother sail for
Europe on Wednesday next, with the inten-
tlon OF remaining abroad for three years or
more. This latter fact is accented as denial
Of the rsputed cngagemeGs.-N. \. Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

a, ST. Psups Church, in this city. on the l4th
,rstant, by Rev. DR.. Norton, ROBERT III.
LAWSON and GRACE, daughter of the late
Thomas A. Waters, all OF this city.
On the Sth day of November. 1876, at the res
,dence of Mr. George l.. Moore, near Wheat
and, lcudoun county, Va, by Rev. J: Lake
Mss LIZZIE MOORE to Mr.. WILLIAM s
BEATTY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

4. < +. RAILWAY The annual meeting
Of the stock holders of the Alexandria aud Fred
er;cksburg Railway Company was held at the
vtico OF +. l.. Smith, esq.,, in this city, to day.
majority Of the stock being represented, the
minutes Of The last meeting were read add
adopted, aud the following officers elected !;
President George b. Roberts; Secretary aud
Treasurer, Albert HewsoO; Directors, IhoS.
i. Scott, W. j. Howard, }. Z. Green, Albert
liewsou, N. G. Ordway, w. t. Walters and
L. {. Wilkius. The meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14
DOLCE NOTICE.

DOLCE NOTICE.
Persons living along the limo 81 The route oi
the proposed Knights Teniplsrs profession are
particularly requested - abstain from throwing
ashes or other refuse matter III the streets until
after the march of that procession. The streets
along the route are now clean, aud it Is hoped
they will remain so until the parade is over
WILLIAM BARTEE.
|. nov 1876 Acting Sup't Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14
| by TeleeraDl,

New YORK, Nov. l4.-Stocks opened at about
closing prices, but have rallied, aud prices are
somewhat higher. Money 3a3t, Gold 1909
Flour shade drner Wheat ls2 better. Corn
advancing.
3ALT1MoRE. Nov. i4-Virginia 6s, deferred
IL Vlrglnias, consolidated 6as do. I'd series "a
Cotton moderately active and lower; middling
and trm No. Western red I2s; No. do l22
Pennsylya nia red l25al10; Maryland red, good
to prime, l2sll35 do. amber l37al4O; do. white
1903 1870. Corn-Southern firm with sood de.
msnd Western fairly active and lower, tu:
closed firm; new Southern white 4os52; do vel.
low 4;s54 Western mixed old spot OH last bal
quiet; Southern prime 36a35; Western white 81
a39; do mixed 33a35 kys steady at 65SIU.
Glover Seed trm at l5asl43. Hay firm aid IN
changed. Sugar active, strong AMI higher At
l2sal.a w niskey dull aud nominal at 81 II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

~ KRAUSES GREEN GUN PLAHTEKj
W. represent the only remedy known to cure
Oorns, and to =ubdus, III few hours tia most
intense paln produced Try Bunions. The effect
of thess PIasters is hrst to arrest tho transform
alton OF healthy skin into dead. hardened accu-
mutation, and then to 80 soften the already form
ed hard substance, that it can be easily removed
bY the finger nail. For sale by
WAKEFIELD Z II Ill,
suey Corner Prince and Fairfax street,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14
A. PROCLAMATION

MAYORS OFFICE, ALEX AHpRIa VA
October IL, 1876. J
Whereas tbs good order Of comm unity do.
ponds upon the prompt and impartial enfUrca'
lnent Of tho laws which have for their object the
msintainsnce and preservation Of tho mofaiity
happiness and prosperity Of society"
Therefore, be it known ID sll whom ! nay
concern, that non observance III Tho III u A.
CIPAL and STATE LAWS in reference to
VAGRANTS, DRUNKENNESS, and an a2l
PROHIBITING THE SALE Or lN1OAl |.
eating LIQUORS ON THE SABBATH
DAY, will be punished by sentence OF the pen
slties prescribed By each law relative to the sut.
ject Of the offence and in this hope tc have the
assistance Of all good citzens.
j. T. JOE NSUN
BY the Mayor:
JAMES F. w GBsTEh.
Captain of Police ucl ~ It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

ASSAULTS. The residents 10 the neighbor-
hood Of Zion church, near Battery Rodgers,
we're alarmed last night about ten o'clock, by
clies OF muId:r. aud the appearance OF col
oged man with the side of his head badly
mashed with u rock which be said had been
thrown at him by some unknown person. The
uane Of the Injured mau could not be asesr
famed as he was Immediately carried Git by his
Trends. 4 white man named Duncan Was
struck on the head and badly hurt by a negro
msu named Green, near the Midland depot,
las. night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

NEW GOODa-Receiysd this day: Allcock' 3
IN Porous Plasters Hsrrick's Strengthening
Burnett's Cod Liver Oil, Simmons Liver Reg
ustor, Bulps Cough Syrup, EueeLs Tooth
Powder, Edes' Corn Plssters, Barry's Tficoph.
erous, Schenck's Pulmonic syrup, kosadalis.
Ayers, Bulls, Aelmbold's and Townaand's
Sarssparils Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil and rhu=.
plate Of Lime and l.YouS Tooth Tablets.
JANNEY i CO.,
uoyT g and i43 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

CEWING MACHINES.
- BARGAlNSl
We have Oh hand few Sewing Machines,
manufactured by tho Grover & Baker Co., max
ing the Shuttle, also the Elastic Stitch. which
We will sell ut greatly reduced prices and on &C.
modating terms. $500,
oct Il Z. 5. LEADBEAIEh q 6hO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

NHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS, OF
~ various styles and prices, just received.
oct "a I. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

NANPHOR ICE, Rose Lip Salve, Liquid
~ Dentrifce, Smiths Aromatic MyErh, BE-! IN
Thousand Flowers, Oriental Tooth Paste, Ly-
on's Tooth Tablets, Fsrnhams French y, Tooth o,
Lozenges, Browns, Thurston's, Whites, Wells
and Williams Tooth Powders also hne as
aortmeut of English Tooth Brushe;, for sale oy
oct 81 T. s. LEADBEATER 3 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

hugJ r. y. E!t-l7 . - I I-'' q -
T1NCOltkA9E HOME IAN UFACTUE E
T. | AIN now manufacturing good and cheap
PAINT. of several col"rs, tho body vi which 10
barns, stables, fences. &c, Will lie ieund very
suitabl, Us we!l rs econoinicsl aud al improve
mani over ether cheap mixed Psia!s now in the
market. For brick walls with northern ca
uo.uro Il Will act ~ y preventive to dsmpEess
For iron il makes solid and 'ssslhS COATING
i1npGryious to moisture aud n preventive OF rust.
Raino of various shades 81 color, tho coruice anu
irtnnirgs can Be painted to suit. This rAiht
has been used by one railroad eonpnhy nhd ny
many of tho farmer. IA TIA. r!ciGiiy, and IL
highly recommended ~ ali who have sted It.
lii Or 40 gallons, To: per ga! Call and cA-
amino mn. 81 easrf. at s. ki9s Under srep.s Hall
I,h ~ ~ .. CREIGHTON.
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ZINE, CEMEHT, CALClSEp PLAS,
- TER KooElS Ma f sEd E, sH cbes Ho by
B. f. PEAkE Il Co,
an i, !s7 King st., Alexandria w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

DEADY MIXED PAINTS OF 81 the diller
~ ent makes sa Etrnstes f. Furnished upon NJ
plication. ,napv .rc
my9 'aHNH " W.
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Buy ilr. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t cures.

Samuel Ii. Lunt has anything you Gao de-
sire 10 either the drug or faucy lioe. Ask him
10 show you Wells Eureka Tooth Powder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

IMPERIAL FRENCH GREEN.
1t is net poisonous; it il liner IN texture lac
moTo body. sna Is the most brilliant IN the
norId ~ "a &, 4. PEAhE u CO.,
49, le7 hiug street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

WEDplNe.- A large number of ladies and
gentlemen assembled at St. Pau!s Church,
his norniog, to w;tness the marriage of K. M.
lawson, esu., one Of our most prominent young
merchants, to Miss Grace Waters, daughter OF
the late 4. A. Waters The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Dr. Norton, rector of the
church, aud at its conclusion the happy pair
returned to the residence OF the bride mother,
"a Royal street, where they received the con.
calculations Of their many friends They lett
Tor the North, this afternoon. on bridal tour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14
LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PRoBABILIT1Es.- Var Depart"
msnt Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
'y0ton, D. c.. Nov'r. IA. l8T6-lO:3O a. M
Nor the Middle Atlantic States light, variable
>ysrmer winds, shifting to cold, brisk northeast
w.. wa, northwest, followed by cloudy and rainy
ws.,her and rising barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-14

Cokh' COKE, ookh'
$50 loads of COKE for sale at two dollars per
load delivered. Apply at the office OF the 0ss
Works, No. Market building.
nov l3-Gt N. D. NASH Sup't
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13
MANTUA.
correspond enca.

flonu
Our spring election passed off quiet
ly with only abont two-thirds of the
electors coming to the polls. The
Democrats elected one trustee, the
clerk and assessor. After few days
of wind and sunshine, the roads are
again dry, but rough. Spring veseta-
ton has begun to put in an appear
ance. Sugar makers are about to
change their labors and become tillers
of the soil. Potato raisers are still
hopeful for better times, as their mur-
phys bring them about dime per
bushel.
Last week pigeons were passing in
fiOcks numbering millions; powder,
shot and all sorts of firearms i'm de-
mand, and an incessant cannonade
kept up by boys and men, yet no dim
mutton in pigeons was noticed.
Last week, a graduate frcm whis-
Ky hell at the Staten, named Spencer,
wantonly assaulted a peaceable and in
offensive citizen, inAicting Injuries
which will probably terminate fatally
Spencer was promptly arrested and
after an examination before Esq. Farr,
procured bail for his appearance at
the next term OF Court, aud was turn
cd loose again. The keeper Of the
aforesaid hell should also be arrested
aud both punished alike, for both are
equally disturbers of the peace OF So
ciety. The purifying process, SO we'll
begun at the Station, is not yet COM
pleted. u-fi as, ai- -@5 ia.a.s7
The spleudid accommodations for
the travelling public, at the depot Oh
the A. & 6. w. II. r., in this town are
still the subject for much comment.
The ladies' waiting room has been re-
fitted with an old candle box, long
bench with three legs, and a nail keg,
in addition To the former furniture of
the same style. Economy is COM
msndable, with rail roads as with in
dividuals, also neatness aud com fort.
NEEiTAs.
April 10th, 1876.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13
MANTUA STATION.

NvffcePve1e"Os.
On Wednesday afternoon, Albert
Spencer aud Thomas O'Nrisn got into
an alteration about turkey, with the
theft Of which young Spencer had been
previously charged. The parties were
in front of the post-oftice, O'Brien sit
ting quietly on the platform. while
Spencer was on the moYe, aud seemed
to be spelling for fight. Finally
O'Brien arose, and as he did 50, Spen-
Ger stuck, knocking him over back
and off from the steps, q fall Of some
four feet. His head just grazed tie,
struck the bank and slid down into
the soft soil at the bottom of the ditch.
He theu doubled over, his knees rest-
ing on tss ts=ack, which here runs close
to the platform. The injured man
was helped up, temporarily placed up
on the platform, and afterwards re-
meved to the depot, whence he was
taken home. DIR. J. M. Crafts was
called, and after examination, pro-
nounced tho patient to be suffering
from conclusion Of the spine. The
condition of Mr.. O'Rrien is consider
ed to be somewhat critical. On Thurs
day, young Spencer was arrested and
had hearing before A. N. Farr, Esq
The prisoner by his counsel DR.. A. S.
Crafts-Waived an examination. and
in view Of the present condition of
O'Brien, bail for his appearance at
Court was fixed at $4,000. Mr.. Willis
Spencer the boys father) and JOIN,
Day, are his bondsmen. This occur
renee should be a warning to people
not TO give way to their passions, and
above all, to let whisky alone, unless
they know how to use it.
Jehn r. Williston has sold his house
aad lot to Chas. w. Track, considera-
ton, 500. This property is located
in what is known as "Dog Hollow"
We noticed the return, one day last
week, of Mr.. John Ryder and family
Of Hiram, from Califernia, whore they
have been spending the winter.
Pigeon hnnters have made fearful
slaughter of birds and ammunition
during the last few days. Some of the
parties think their haul cost them 2;
cents per bird, while others bagged /.
large number, without exhaustins
their magazines. We noticed several
hunters from Clevelahd, fer WHOM
this section seems to possess peculiar
attractions.
Soon the gentle and persuasive voice
of ye Assessor, will be heard through
out the land.
The marked improvement in tn,
place of Mr.. Lewis, Turner, in tn,
northeast part of the village, is an in
dication-we think-that he is liv'
sert of man and takes some pride in
his surroundings.
Mr.. Geo. Wilbur Of Shalersville-
who runs Cooper shop here-ha
been suffering for some time from ,
sprained ancle. 1t very seriously in
terferes with his locornotion.
April 10th, 1876. MOUKNER.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

WE favor AN honest and economical
administration Of the Government
and favor reirenchmenl and reform In
the public service.-R Repnhlicon Piat-
form. it: tili ii 'i.A
You do, ehl Well then your mem
bers in The United States Senate are
woefuliy misrepreseniing you, and
you had better be inviting the Senate
to resign as it is opposing every bill
that looks to tlie reduction Of the ex
penditures OF the government? Why
is it opposing every effort of the
Democratic House I'm this. direction i?
The fact is, the above plank is a fraud
and a snare. The Republicans are
now doing the very opposite of the
above. They are opposed to retrench-
ment and reform, and for the proof
of our assertion we refer to the record
of the Republicans in the Senate
Seneca Adues tisei,. ! 1fti .u.l1.
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Democratic State Convention.

! To the Democracy of Ohio.
DExocEATIc STATE CENT; Coz. Rooxs.l
COLUMBUS, o., April II. 1876.
p At meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee of Ohio, held in the city OF Colum-
bus, ON Friday. the 18th day Of March, 1876, il
= WAS resolved that q State Convention be held on
the I7th day of May. 1875, at IL O'Clock A. N
at the city of Cincinnati. to nominste the fol-
lowing officers, to wit:
Secretary of State;
Judge OF the Supreme Court:
--i Member of the Board Of Public Works;
Two Presidential Electors for the State al
large.
fsi9J Also to select four Delegates at large and
lss four Aiternates. to the Democratic National
Convention. to be held in the city OF st. Louis
the 37th day OF June, 1876. ~
% The following il the ratio OF representation in
said Convention: taH
r.. One Delegate for each County, and. in ssi.ii
lion thereto. ONE Delegate for every five hun
tired yotes, and one for every fraction or two
hundred and fifty votes and upwards east al the
general election Of 1s,s. for W iiliam Allen FOL
Governor
THE following is the apportonme Of Dele
. satss .annnY the Counties Of the Nineteenth
.. q District: Portage. :: Ashtsbula. ): Geanga. 2
Laks 3: TrumbulI 81
It is recOIIime nded 10 the Delegates TO the
e state Convention from the several Counties
= where District Delegates To the National Den =
& ,oefaue convention SHAH mol nave been ofht r
Wise chosen. To meet by their several COngres.
tf-3i isaal Delegations at the State Convention and
-.asxeiect two delegates and two AlternateS fol
- their respective Districts to said National Con-
vention, and report them for the State tOnyen-
cijlffaa 81 .-5 .
-ti7 1t is further recommended. that the Conrty
4 Central Committees provide for the selection oi
Delegates by County Convention, or otherwise.
S on Saturday, the 18th day of May. where srcll
81 Delegates shall have been previously chosen
E.tf. .f----..--t.t.e A. 4. WALLISG.
Chairman Dem. State Cent. Com.
oi-l JOSEPH GrTzwIELER Sec.