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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-02-16

TURN TnE TIDE.-The bill Of indict-
ment against the Republican admins
tration, drawn by Murat Halstcad OF
the Cincinnati Commercial, who knows
whereof he writes, and cannot be CON
vicied of having drop of Democratic
blood in his veins, His turning States
evidence should not disqualify him
from giving evidence against the party
he helped to build up. He is not a dis.
appointed Office hunter nor does he
desire place, so far as we have any
knowledge. 1t Is headed "Shall the
Down Tide be Turned" Although he
is an excellent political engineer, and
assisted to build up the present cor
rupt party, it Is doubtful whether he
will be able with all the forces he can
command TO tarn the "tidc.n A pow
oriul party rendered corrupt by wicked
men within its own ranks, never can
be purged or reformed from within.
Good men must step out, form an ALI.
ance with Others, and drive the unfaith-
ful out. II is idle to suppose that
those corrupt men who have plundered
the people for fifteen years will volun-
tarily surrender their places. More
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-02-16

I am aware that there are some persons it'll,
hard to please, and I am also aware that tn,
complaint Of "hArd times" 10 we'll nigh universal
But an 30 situated now that can satisfy III,
former and provo conclusively that "hard times
will not effect those who buy their goods from me
and all my patrons shall hc initiated into the Sc
cret Of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
/ I have goods enough to supply all the inhabi.
tants In the lower end Of the county which sell
at exceeding low rates from my mammoth store In
MULS0NBURG, where I can slways be found
ready to wait upon callers and supply them with
Dry Goods Of all Kinds,
Such as cloihs, satinetts, Cassimeres, Muslns,
Delaines, Linen, Drillings, Calicoes,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Lace,
Ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps--ali Of the best material aud made to order
Hose, Socks, ulores, Mittens, Laces, Ribbons, &c.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, Moiasscs, Fish, Salt
Pork, Linsecd Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queensware, Tinwarc, Castings, Plows
and Plow Castings, Nails, Spikes, Corn Cultiva-
tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds Of Axes.
Perfumery, Paints, varnish, Glass, and a general
assortment Of Stationery,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-02-16
groal Advertisements.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
H Notice il hereby given that letters tesia-
meniary having been granted 70 the Subscriber on
the estate Of MARTANNB R0usBLor, deed,
late Of Girard township, Clcaraeld county, Pa,
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present thom duly
authenticated for settlement.
FRANCIS L0NGIN,
NICHOLAS RoussEL0T,
Locontc's Mills, Jan. 26, '76-6tl Exscutors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-02-16

THE DEAD LETT Err SALE

In all cases where letters and pack
ages contain valuables they are ro-
turned TO tho writer or iorwardcr If
there Is any clue to his address, and
when none can be found they are of
course retained in tho Dead Letter
Office. The moncyalon which yearly
finds It's way into this office, ranges
from $4,000 to 100000. During tho
last fiscal year the amount received
was s77, 1866 Of which s54, ,537.l7
was returned to the forwardcrs, and
s22, 2,629.49 remained in the hands OF
the department June 30, 1875. Some
idea OF the articles accumulated may
bc gained when il is stated that the
list embraces 2,2l9 miscellaneous arti.
cles (including wearing apparel of all
kinds), l,275 pieces of jewclry---some
very voluablc-l,5s5 books, treating
on almost every subject, 269 chromos,
III pieces OF sheet music, and stereo-
scopic views. Among the mechanical
implements are organ valves, sewing
machine tools and needles, button. hole
cutters, tuning forks, saw fles, steel
wire, avis, scissors, spring guages 81
phons, screws, pruning shears, shoe
makers and blacksmiths' tools, surgical
instruments, etc. The list of wearing
apparel is very long, including as it
does thousands Of articles, from pair
of stockings to lady's dress. The
miscellaneous articles embraces har-
monicons, pocket compasses, needle
work, sun-glasscs, book-marlfs, keys,
needle-cases, papers of pins, razors,
spectacles, hair switches and chignons,
baby shoes, foreign stamps, shoe buck
les, fishing tackle, scapulars and Agnes
Deis, butterflies, fans, crimper, scent
bags, watch eases, ,rosaries, bullet moulds,
cloth charms, bird wings, glass eyes,
weasel, wolf ana coon skins, napkins,
dolls clothing, air-gun and pop-gun
ammunition, artifcialteeth, ,tooth-picks,
buckles, sardines, boxes of shells, pipes,
butcher knives, wax candles, glue pots,
shot pouches, corn huskers, night caps,
poker "chips," crucifxcs, baby rattles,
chewing gum, gas burners, one china
angel, one pic crust cutter, hats, cork
screws, wbip-!ashcs, dog collars, rat
tlesnakes' rattlcs, pepper boxes, scythe
stones, three "what-is it's" one squirrel
tail, wings of bat Washington Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-15

DAMSAY'S CORNER is the Old and well
IL known CHEAP CORNER FOR GROCE-
ii Els my 81
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LEGaL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the Cor
Y poraton Court of the city of Aexan-
dria, on the first day Of June 1876; j. d:
Bowie, for himself and ali other the creditors of
Great Southern Railroad Company, who shall
come in and contribute to the expense of this
suit plaintiff VS.. The Washington City, Vr-
einia Midland and Great Southern Railroad
Company, John S. Barbour, President, w. II.
Marbury Treasurer s1d DeeasuI Il k. MlleE
Tucker. VIM. B. Preston and &. w. Riggs,
Trustees of sid company, and the Directors of
ssid company and the trustees of al mortgages
whomsoevcr OF said company snd all incumb-
RANGES unknown who do not choose to become
parties plaintiff to the amended bill, defendants.
In chanceTy.
Memo: The object of this suit is on behalf Of
the plaintiff and other creditors Of the Washing
ton City, Virgins Midland and Great Southern
Railroad Company, The Virginia and North
Carolina Railroad Company, Tho Orange, Al
eysndra and Manassas Railroad Company, and
The Grange and alexandra haiiTosa ! 'npany
to forocose the mortgages on said road nd 70
sell the property of tie several corporatloi's anc
subiec, the proceeds or sale to the psymea, .:
thgir debts according to priority. ana N u"
meantime 20 have receiver appointed - t.Na
charge Of TIE Washington City Virgin
land and Crest Southern Railroad Comp.
until sale is etiecied.
The defendants, D. H. Miller, Robert Garrett
ard q. w. Riggs. not having entered their a9
pesrance and ( vrn security, according 10
the act Of Assembly and the rules 0! tbs
Court, and it appearing by affidavit t0at they
arc not residents of this State, il is ordered tina:
the said defendants appear here within one month
aficr due publication OF this order, and do wha;
is necessary 10 protect their Interest. in this suit;
and that copy of this order be forth with insert
cd in the Alcxandria Gazette, q newspaper pub
llshcd in the city Of Alexandria, once week
for tour successive weeks and posted vt the front
door of the Cour. House Of this city i copy,
test: MOEION MARY Z, Clerk.
j. D. Bethune, y. q. je 1-wi~
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r AIDES PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PERS-Ladies' French Kid Broadway.
Ladies Lasting Broadway, Turkey Morocco
Broadway, French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Iol.
let Lasting Toilet Serge and Carpet Slippers,
in every style and quality, Al W hDDa1 ,, -
KING straet
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-; NJ ALL Ii ,MS-Reucivo; To-day, March 81,
~ 1876 smother nvo!c" OF s:lis:l Hams u tie
best q iniity, weighing from IL lis each.
min 80 J &. 81 3. NiLBU&N
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,phNISSJ0NER,S OFFICE.

4 eOMMLSSlONENSO OFFICE, ,-.
| Alexandria, Va, May 20.h, 1876.
Griffith, Daniel Mcleod Griffith, Henry, Clsy
Griffith, Charlie: Griffith and Morton Marye
guardian I'd liteIn # Charles Griffith, an IN
iant defendaits.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 24:a DAl OF UNE, 1876, At 10 o'c!ock A.
street wing of the Market House, in the city Of
Alaxsndaia Va, as the place, when and where
| will proceed 10 ascertain and report upon the
following matters, viz:
Isl. What estate of klnsey Griffith, deceased,
.her" was ut the Death of lis widow, Mary An!
Griffith, and what there now is for distributes;
I'd. Whist rents and profits have been collected
and by whom since the death Of Mary Ann Grit
18th.
ID Who are the distributes of said cstste,
and in what proportions, ana whether Or not
division III kind caA be maze thereof.
An. Wien Edward and Greenbury GTil!l!h
died, Al what ages they lied, and whether .c>ta!e
or intestate
/ 5.n. Wh lien: there are upo1 said estate, il
any. and wins. debts, il Ally, it may DC llabci"r
oh. A.;y other pertinent matters which ally
party m:y require.
Req uired 20 be ascertanrd and reported upon
by the decree OF the Corporation Court Tor the
city aforesaid, rendered OF the 9Th d"y Il May,
1876. in suit in chnncrry depending n ssI!
| Curt, in which you arc PARTIES plaintiffs and
defendants, 1t when Time ana place u arc re-
quircd 10 st.cnd.
Given under my hsnl, as Commissioner, in
Chsrcery OF said Court, the dsy. ard yeorr first
sfor.saii GEORGE 4. MUSHBACH,
nv lZ-w4w Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
K AlexaI Arls, Ny 10th. 1876.
10 james Green, painful .nd The Mnuat ' r-
non Manufacturing Company, john w. Green
sid Anna Green, his VIII, deienda1ts.
You arc hereby notified that hay" liked upon
the 9TH DAY " JUNE 1876. y: 10 o'c,ock a
m. aS the time, and MY ctii"" in tie Fal7ia4
street wing oi tho Market House IN TIE ely oi
Alexandria, Va, a the place, "n"n AND where
will proceed 10 ascertain sDd report upon the
following matters, VIZ:
1st The Am mt oi ne claim Of -.i! lanes
Green sg.i:st me Mount Vernon M"nuiactAr-
ing Company.
I'd. Thcintc7cst IF the Mount Vernon Manu-
featuring Company in n certain Iot ~ grouGd III
said city, situalcd 1T the northwest intersection
Of Washington. and Pcn4cton streets, and pur-
chase rom John W. Green.
81 The intercs. oi the said company IN the
PROPERTY situatod IN the southeast corner 81
Wnshl n ston and Pondieton streets, IN Ssid 'Iiy,
known a. the Mount Vernon Cotton Factory,
4. The liens on The said pieces of property,
with their respective prio!iti"s.
REQUIRED TO be asc"rtsincd and reported u?"n
V the decree ot the Corporation Court Tor the
ut. aforesaid rendered on the 9-h day OF May;
1876 in y suit in chancery depending IN sad
Court, in which you nrc paItlcs, plaintiffs Ana
.ictendar,s ~ wnich time sid place you are re-
CURED to attend.
Gwen under NY hand S. Commissioner IN
Uhauccry oi the said Court, the day aIiG year
nforcsaiG GEORGE a. NUSHBACH,
nv ~ ,g4w Commissioner.
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4 MOTHER supply OF DRIED SUGAR
II CUkN received to-day by
my4 j. c. i b. MILBURN.
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20 BUSHELS PRIME PEACH BLOW
w POTATOES Tor sale low by
feb Is j. &. u f. MILBURN.
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ALEXANDRIA 0azttte
THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE Is.

PINcHRACk FOR THE CABINET,-Shall there
be a colored man 10 the next Cabinet? There
should be if Mr.. Morton is nominated at Gin.
cnuati and elected, for MIR. Pinchback, we
learn, has organized all the colored delegates
10 his behalf Gratitude would compc! Presi-
dent Morton to make Mr. Plnchback either
Secretary of State or Secretary Of War. 1t
might be we'll for ambitious statesmen to pay
Pinchback little attention. for he may be the
cu'orrd Warwick oil the next administration.
But all depends on Morton.-N 7 Herald
SINCE the trade in human hair has been so
much Injured 10 Paris by the reports that the
tresses displayed in shop windows came from
the hospitals or from the heads OF dead per.
sons. many Parisiennes Insist upon having the
hair Gu! off iu their presence. The dealers arc,
however. equal to the emergency. They bring
up their Breton girl 10 full costume. She cries
rs her locks are cut aud the buyer is satisfied.
U:ually the girl is an impostor ADD the hair
fastened to her head by an arttul process.
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4 MOTHER SUPPLY OF SMALL HAMS
II received this day (Msy 18th. $500
my II j. q. = =. M1LBURN.
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a family Of eight negroes were poisoned to
death in Leucir, n. c.. by strychnine which q
farmer mad put into pork. He had lost meat
several times, and took that way OF publishing
the thieves.
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Use THE EUREKA Sc WING SILK
~ Perfectly smooth and full! length. d g..
81 AI MAKER co. sell it. ap ~
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

4 lUMM1SS1UNEE'S OFFICE,
- AIeyantris, June "a. 1876
To the II !exandria End Washington. Railroad
Company, piaintiit$, and William Il. tow.e
snd Edward SnuwGen, lately doi:g business
~ bankers, under th. 81 Il AID fru o. toElc,
Snowicn and Coupany; John u. CorSe, Ed
ward Srowdcn and Wilmer u. Corse, lately
trading IS Corse, Snowden and CorSe; Joseph
Jewett, James Rodgers, l Louis h;nzcr,
James s. French, 7. \. Prindie Joseph Il.
Bradley, A Thomas Bradley, Water Le:.o2
and the Msyor Board of Aldermen. and Com
mon Council Of the city of Washington de-
Pendants.
You are hereby notified thst l have fixed
SATURDAY.. &c 9th day 0. Ju.v. 1870 rs the
time, and my otiice in the Fairfax street wl:ls
Of the N%r:ct Hylse. in tbs city of Alexandria
We, rs the piac when and where will proceed
10 ascertain the amounts and prlorttcs OF al! the
membranes upon the property Of the Alrxan-
dris AMI Washington Railroad Company re
CURED to be ascer;ared and reported upon By
tn decree 0! the Circuit Court Of Ale2andrla
county Firg ni:., rendered Oh he 18th day o.:
May, 1876 IN , suit in chaacery depending IN
Sal Court, in which you ar" parties, p!antIlt:
A1t defendants, at which time and plsce you are
required TO attend.
Given under my hand as Special Commits
sioncr o. said Court. the day and year tr.t atorc-
said GEORGE n. NJ y HbAC!i,
ie 3-w4w Special Commissioner
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4 1OM III ltc.olo-t T. IL > w l III,
~ Alexandria Va, May ZO.h, 1876.
To Daniel w Griffith, plaintiff, AID kInsey
Griffith. Daniel Mcleod Griffith, Henry. C!ay
Griffith, Chares Griffith and Morton Marye,
guardian I'd liteIn # Charles Griffith, an in
INT defendants:
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1RAN BERRIES and Coxes Gelstine jus
~ received by
dec 30 j. &. y +. MlLbUhN.
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AeRINGESl FRI&G b., IAN assortment IF
l. new Frirgcs, suitable for Linen Suitings,
just received at tEkGUS;:N j. BROS,
my23 81 King street
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. TlERCES SMALL HAMS and SUGAR.
= CURED BEEF just received by
nv y &. HM RAMSAY.
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FAMILY FLOUK-50 obls D. Il. Bsgarly's
II Family Flour for sale BY
mve WASHINGTON s. BRO.
, 1876-01-18

Tho Jrxr DAVIS Democracy aud Confed-
crates yesterday sustained another defeat on
the Amnesty bill, and also experienced 3 d.
vision Of their own numbera Mr.. Wu11E,
Of Konlucky, moved to suspend the rulcs
and take up tho Amnesty bin, 20 as to bring
tho House to a vote on the Amendment OK
cluling Jxr7 DAv1B on account Of hiB An
dersonvillo atrocities, aud also to a voto on
the bill. Tho Speaker, after vigorou0 appeals
By RANDALL, daoided tho motion to be in
order. The motion to suspend the rules was
lost, 10 voting in the negative. Tho ai1irm-
ativo vote was 1G5, which WAS not two~thir1la.
The Democrats refuso to profit by experience.
Three times havo they been defeated in try.
Ing to pass tho bill without voting directly
on the motion to exclude Jrrr DAvrs. There
asa 7ao persons who have not been nm.
nestled. Tho Republicans stand willing to
vote amnesty To 7so, but tho Democrats pre-
for to loave tbs whole number disfranchi
rnthor than permit vote On excepting the
Andcrsonvillo murdsrcr. A majority vote
can reject D1ASx's amendment, but it Ia pre-
ciso}y that voso which the Democrats win
not give@ They refuse to 60 on the record
cr or against excepting JEgv DAVIS, and yet
no Amnesty bill can pass uutu such voto Is
talon.
, 1876-01-18

A morning paper las published certain re-
ports Of q disagreement between the Trehs-
ury Department and the local oiicinls In Chi
cago Us to tho manner Of carrying forward
the prosecution Of the whisky.fraud cases,
md hos pretended 10 quote letters nnd dis
patches showing that Secretary Dnls1ow was
displcased with tho arrangement whereby q
largo numberof disti!lcrs have pleaded guilty.
Tint these reports aro untounded, aud tho al-
legged letters and dispatches were matters Of
reportoria] imagination, Is clearly shown
in our Washington advices. Secretary
Dn1s1ow and Solicitor Wilson have
placed the couduet Of tho Chicago cases
wholly and unresersed!y in tho hands Of Dis
trict-Attorney BANGS and his associate coun-
sci, Supervisor MATTHEWS, and Collector
WEnscEn, with ample authority to do what
ever in their judgment sceu,s beat calculated
to secure tho interests OF tho Goyornment and
the punishment Of the guilty. rha local Of
ficials haya the absolute confidence Of tho
Government, and tint they deserve 1t nobody
doubts,
, 1876-01-18
Sheep wore unchanged. One hundred
dollars in gold would buy Sllaoo In green
bncks at tho close,

Tho Common Council last evening passed
tho ordinance giving 10 tho Consumers Gas
Company tho right to onter into competition
with tho existing companies for supplying
tho citizens and tho city With gas. The sup
porters Of tho measure stutbornly resisted
nil attempts either to pnblisl, tbs ordinance
or 10 postpone Its consideration until infor-
nation could be obtained as 10 the financial
carability and the good faitli Of tho Com.
pany applying for the franchise. The
price authorized 10 DO charged for
gas ID the same as thnt now charged by
tho West Side Company, and 1t is somewhat
remarkable tint tho Council should hnvo por.
mittcd thu general tearing up Of streets with.
out frs. obtaining reasonable ASSURANCE that
the people are 10 havo tho benefit Of nc!iyo
competition and lower prices. The thing
las crooked look IN tho face Of II.
, 1876-01-18

-,.,.. .,,.,,,,
t,b,o declared That tho ao.or had "eanon,,,a
~, so,.ts,roa. ] .nd .na,n,.s H. ......ta". ~
sne e"t's"toas s"a anotnteo mo sssaasth ADD
chn,,.,o,. Tns cnn,n,on on,,ian +. ,,s. .7 ~ W
e"n'-te.s. a.. 4"e e'u'''oA op.a1o" 'ass toe
writer Of tho article Has III ueatly OF the apinou
tna. niI Of shaksrcate's tragedies rsro lmmor,,
ami n,,et for nrotlnc,,n, ,nI tn.t tha r,,h1,.h.t
II Fun thought tho s-eamoa. exceedingly In.
n,,ror. nm sc.ount NJ Il. e,,,at,v c.rno.ira..
'9N -.'1'. -. o"'. ~ - sa' "t"' ,'"'ss'
Daf!tG lho trococdiuRa alr. 1oo!c. the burta.quo
n..c- u.r,J ). st,. .~ft.. ., ,s..a - j.,
, 1876-01-18
ATTACK ON STATE aUVERElGNTY.


The Cincinnati Ea9uirtr, which is intent
upon having Western and rag g-baby candi-
dato nominated for President by this Domo-
cratic Convention. is out In vigorous pro-
test against the basis Of representation In
such Conventions. It insists TINT such Con-
yensions arc not Democratic Conventions, be-
cause ths delegates do not represent Demo-
cratic constituencies. It sa3s:
ADemocratie National Convention 4 largely COM.
posed Of what Il popularity known II connection Etsh
tho English Reform Ill ~ rotten borouQhsn
Democrlt In Naw Eogland haa theoe vc:ca to Demo-
crat In ths Nnfsh~e,s, an this to,, whoa tbs Nsw
England voses gYdn III Convention have no effect
At tho polls In the organization Of tho Detnocrsuo
National COMMITTEES zee tho things yet mora
aront displayed. That Cjm mite, tkes tho ini!!a.
tive. Il tts thu ta sud II ses ,ts tbs piAo, for the
Conssneon. This may he to larQs doJr*e derislFe.
Tho Committee Is Aaou to mtst In W4shInR:on. W4sh.
fnYtonf The very foIns where, above all others It
should not uacss Nevada, with population scarcely
gse ster ta1n two Of tbs w4rds of Cincinnati, has
voec equal to that Of Olo With IT. three millions ef
people. Tho interest Of 1000 Democrsts tn Ds,e-
ware hsto tbs sane rotce ~ tho Sn,l01 In Ohio
Their representation Is 10 W equA15 giron With tbs
Latter. Tals should nat bs. Va favor = radical TO-
organization OF tito National comuittas and ths
y4Lonl Convention.
L. this uok rauk horesy? Where Ia tue in
cstimable Democratic doctrine Of State rights
md State aovercignty7 What mntters 1t that
Ohio has 500, ,0oD Democrats, md Delawaru
md vos1nout hare only 10000 each, aro two
sovereig1 Statos ot the Unlon to be anuffed
ont by the mere aecidens Of 1na}orityP Is
State sovereignty so cheap that in n Demo
cratic Convention it must 10 ignored, sup
pressed, md treated with contempt, md the
power Of numbeso given exclusive control7
/ Is not tho equality Of tho Jtatos tho corner.
stone Of the Democratic temple? And if hero.
after tho Domocrauc party Is to DO governed
by Nation1 Committees aud Conventions,
with New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut,
Now Jersey, Delaware, Arkausas, California,
Oregon, Florida West Virginia, and Mary
land left out because Of Tho comparative
sma1lness Of their population, then what be-
oomea Of the equality Of States in eonfoa.
eracy composed Of "soyoreign powcra"?
Tho Enquirer names Vernon. as doubly
obnoxious, because It is smnlt, aud because 1t
mover votes tho Democratic ticket. It's
record, however, for twenty ycars ia As Den.
ocgqtic rs that Of Ohio. The two Statos voted
for FREMONT in 1856, for LINCOLN in 1860 aud
| 1861, and for CHANT in 1868 and 1879. and
both statas will vote for tho Republican can
didnte in 1916.
, 1876-01-18

| that Il una n dnfnnfnn nnd mn arrnonfeAj
1,unacr. rnrthermore. Tint It ,ncranaca thu
cost Of living md tbo cost Of production,
| Tim Ink foyfed far nr,tcct;on hacamo t.r
! uuon all ,he raw matorIa,a Of the mnnufac.
t,,rcr ,ncroas;no tho cost If h;s ln1o,. and 90
increasing cost of hin nroduction that },o
vns out Of from All marknta lnt lint at ,,i1
ovn neiobhorhoo,3. nnd consaonont,v limit.
Inn his production. In the meantime.
h;s oxn emnIoras. snh,ectc1 In lin lila
I'M On ali tlinpa eu,erino into tho
cost Of liying,-ront, clothing, food,
and fuel. md working on rcauced
protluction,-wcro worse Oh than before, Tho
non. protected classes, including the aericut.
tural md mechanical. commercial md ouli.
nary )abor populations, we're oil subjected to
tb,s sn,nc tnY. which c,lanccd tho eost of
, 1876-01-18

4 thoroughly good nomination WIS sent 10
the Senate yesterday. It Was that Of GEoror
3. BAKoa ~ Assistant Treasurer of the United
States at Chicago. The gentleman hitherto
mentioned in connection with this office,
since Gen. WKnarEa rotirod from it to be-
come Collector Of this Internal Revenue Dis
trict, has discharged thu duties Of minor
poaiion very oroditably, but has not BEEN
generally credited with tho qualities needed
for tlis place. The President Inns done
wisely in prefar1ing Col. DAaus. 1Io has
Bervod tho people so aceoptab1y in the postal
service that thero was general regret at his
rctiremout We owe him tho fast mail
trains and D myriad Of minor improvements
in department which is Of moro Rolid vn1ue
In widoly.scattered country like this than
in any other on tho face Of tho earth. It IL a
1natter Of public congratulation thot gen.
tleman who honora ofllco should hayo another
opportunity to show how deserving no is Of
the popular esteom and confidence which be
now enjoys.